I had major knee surgery and the Excel team helped me recover in record time. Their advice kept me…read morefrom hurting myself. Due to some other problems I couldn't do some of the regular exercises. They got alternates I couldn't do. Every one of them cares so much for clients and it made the whole experience enjoyable and fun.

Greg is awesome! Laughing while working on getting better is THE BEST! He takes the time personally…read moreto ensure you make continuous progress throughout your healing journey. Highly recommend Greg and the team at Excel!

My experience with CORA Physical Therapy at the Apex location was nothing but amazing. I had a…read morebunionectomy on my left foot back in September 2020 causing my left leg to be weak and uncomfortable compared to my right left. About a month after my surgery, I was referred to do physical therapy with CORA. I was honestly skeptical, didn't know much about physical therapy, and frustrated that I'm not healing as fast as I expected. On my first day, I was welcomed by Shane, a travel physicals therapist, who listened to my complaints and struggles with zero judgement. He made me feel comfortable and excited to work on my left leg and foot. When Shane wasn't available, I was seen by Jim or other CORA physical therapists. They are all friendly and welcoming! I had been going to CORA for about 2 months when I started to feel strong. I grew back on all the muscles that I lost post a foot surgery. By the end of my physical therapy, I was doing exercises to prepare myself to go back to hiking and running. It's been almost 1.5 months since I finished my physical therapy, and I'm happy to say that I'm able to run (2 miles in 40 minutes). If you have any issues with your body, I strongly recommend CORA, especially the Apex location, to check out. It will literally help you! :)

I initially had PT for a broken foot and they did a good job…read more I thought to continue with PT for a chronic condition I have but it became clear that the Physical Therapist had no interest in learning how to work with this condition. Wish I'd have been told from the beginning. I've since started going to a privately owned practice and the difference is night and day. Good for the not so serious stuff. They schedule 3 people per session with one therapist which limits the therapist's ability to focus on each patient and help as needed.

For the first time, I had to have physical therapy to allow me to walk without pain. The staff at…read morethis clinic is dedicated and very compassionate. I wasn't sure what to expect because the schedule is full and the therapists rotate. However, I have received excellent care from every one of them. I highly recommend this PT clinic.

My family had a bad experience with Select Physical Therapy. They delayed sending us a bill for 6…read morewhole months, during which time we continued going to appointments due to the mistaken impression that insurance would cover this. Insurance did not cover it and now we owe thousands of dollars to Select PT. Select has no interest in this issue and only handles billing at a central office in PA. They will not provide any financial assistance. Please be careful going there due to the very late billing practices that can get you into trouble quickly.

The Results Physiotherapy team is absolutely wonderful! They are friendly, knowledgeable,…read moresupportive and truly care about their patients. It is a place where the staff knows every patient's name! Today was graduation day for me and I am happy with my progress! I will continue to do exercises that will help strengthen my knee. I highly recommend Results Physiotherapy and I would return for any physical therapy needs in the future! Thank you all so much!

From the owner: Results Physiotherapy located in Apex, North Carolina is a leading outpatient physical therapy…read moreclinic with convenient scheduling, patient-focused care, and personalized treatment plans. We are committed to treating each patient promptly with integrity, honesty, and compassion. Visit our website for a complete list of services and treatments or to request an appointment.

Sarah ain't just another PT. She's got two (not at all related) niche's: dancers and soldiers. I'm…read morethe latter. During our initial session Sarah asked me a few basic questions about my flexibility/mobility and then rattled off my strengths and weaknesses like she had been observing me for a decade. She specifically said "I bet you hate pull ups" and also guessed correctly that ruck marching was my arch-nemesis. (it's the event that failed me out of Ranger school, had always been my career's achilles heel) It was wild how accurate she described my history with just 5 minutes of seeing me touch my toes. To me, a layman, this borders on magic. To her I'm sure it's just another day on the job. Regardless: if you are someone who values and insists upon high-performance from your body (a ballet dancer, an infantry guy, a a CrossFit athlete) then I highly recommend you give her a call. I'm GLAD I did. The body has reasons why it does what it does, and she can help you figure them out!

Let me start by saying Sarah is simply amazing! I injured my quad at CrossFit & was very concerned…read moreit was going to be a long recovery back to full strength. Sarah immediately took control and put my mind at ease. She texted me even before our first visit asking for pics and specifics. From there she set me up with a plan so I didn't do any harm before my 1st appointment. At my first appointment she went over both long & short term expectations. She answered all my questions and put my mind at ease. She is the perfect blend of science & common sense. she is one of the smartest therapists I have been around. Always citing the latest literature. Using that she listened to me so she knew what I was willing to do and not do. Meaning she didn't "force" her plan or opinions on my when appropriate. Of course I had to do things that I found uncomfortable, but she found a way to work then all into my lifestyle and comfort level. What made it even better was she gave me her cell # so I had access to her pretty much 24/7. We all know what it's like to leave a medical practice and feel lost & anxious with it being nearly impossible to get questions answered once they see you. This is not the case with Sarah. She was with me every step of the way. She is truly a throwback to old school medicine where the provider really cares about their patients as individual. I would recommend Restore & Reform to anyone who wants outstanding professional treatment and the personal touch. Oh, I am now back to full-strength and doing all the things I used to do and more. Next week I'm going to tackle that dang front squat that messed me up. But this time using Sarah's advice and techniques so I don't get injured again.

I visited this physical therapy location for a few sessions after my original post-surgery…read moreappointments and had a great experience. Andy was very open with his feedback and provided great support. I feel more confident returning to sports now. I highly recommend this spot.

I wish all health care service providers could be like Andy and Steven. They have off-the-chart…read moreknowledge of the body and how it all works, over-the-top customer service, and well-placed confidence in the treatments/strategies they provide. Their clinic is like a combination of The Mayo Clinic and "Cheers": the expertise is unquestionable and the ambiance is friendly, welcoming and cheerful. I went to them on the recommendation of a PT friend. My hip had been bothering me for about a year, and there were also episodes of pain down my leg and in my lower back. I could not sleep, had pain when walking and getting up/down, and did not stand up straight. My GP said I had bursitis of the hip and he could give me a shot to manage it if the PT did not work out. Right off the bat, Andy began to diagnose and track the pain origins, levels, and progressions. And no, it was not "bursitis of the hip." It had to do with a variety of muscle, nerve and tendon issues. He, and then Steven, explained it all to me clearly, answered all my questions, showed me anatomy pics, and then moved to explain what I/we needed to do to correct the issues. And, they were very patient in helping me understand it all. Between the on-site sessions and the homework exercises, it didn't take very long for my issues to subside. At this point, I just need to keep doing the exercises to build my core and keep myself "stretched out." I am walking without pain, with good posture and a good gait! Kind of unbelievable. And, if I need/want a refresher, check-in, they are always available for a text or visit or both. Andy and Steven have my gratitude and highest recommendation.

I have been coming here for years. Can't believe I have never done a review. I do have an account…read moreon their "patient portal". This site does a good job of keeping up with all of the care you have had. I messaged through the portal that I needed to see my Dr and they got me in in 2 days time. It was quick and easy. I them received follow up texts and emails for verification purposes. When I arrived for my appt, check in was quick. They collected my co-pay and I was called back within 15 min. Everyone was friendly and professional. In the past, I have also done PT at this location. No complaints about that either. Just ask questions --- be sure you understand the process.

I was told that Sundays were only days they do MRIs at this location They didn't tell me other…read morelocation options. The machine they put me in was a torture chamber. I screamed bloody murder to let me out the 1st time so they adjust the foam airplane earplugs and put hard flat plastic panels on each ear. They slid me in again and again I was screaming screaming let me out. I was pulling up my head and body which I strained trying to get out. It was unbearable. The highest level sound a human can stand before it gets unbearable is 120 decibels and I swear mine was higher. My head was rattling, I couldn't hear my voice in the normal way when I was talking. All the muscles and bones were strained to the max. I have really loved EmergeOrtho but I am so traumatized I dont even want to go to the good machine which I had prior, at another of their locations, until the trauma and anxiety wear off. I ended up in an Urgent Care Center about thirty minutes later. My neck, head, shoulders, even abdomen were feeling like there had been stressed and strained. Also I was worried about my ears. At WakeMed Urgent Care they found no perforations in my ears. They treated my neck and sent me with a Rx for muscle Relaxers plus a strong lidocaine gel. I cancelled the appt I let them to go to the other location and backed out of that one. Too traumatized. My theory: the MRI Machine was from the 60's and the two people in there were clueless. To be fair and just, those two technicians should have to experience what I did. I want to know some things: why did the phone operator tell me I could only get an MRI on a Sunday? Bribery, side hustle ? I want to know the make and model of that machine, and when it should have been retired. I want the names of the technicians. And a good attorney. All names of attorneys are welcome. Only honest will be considered.