Dr Minkley and his team have been awesome to work with. I have some joint issues and he knows…read moreexactly how to help. His back office team is also fantastic working with all the different insurance issues (thank you Melanie!) to help you get thru all the red tape. Dr Minkley is thorough, is a good listener and he builds the plan that is right for you.

I would not recommend this place. Do yourself a favor and find another one. They did not seem to…read morewant to help immediately as I was in terrible neck pain. Never again would I go there. I left and went to the ER and was taken care of in 2 hours. No diagnosis of what the problem was.

It is unfortunate that more people do not know about the exceptional Outpatient Therapy services…read moreprovided by St. Joseph's. I had spent six months with another PT and did not have any success. I searched on Yelp to find a quality provider that took my insurance and found none. Luckily, a friend of mine told me that St. Joseph's provides this care. Not only do they accept most insurances, they have an amazing team of Physical Therapists who all have their Doctorate in PT. Another huge benefit of going here is the one-on-one attention. I have not been to a PT where the actual PT works with you in years. Here you are not off-loaded onto a "technician" to go through your exercises. The PT works with you for a dedicated hour. You are certain to have great results like I did!

This CenPho location of Foothills SMPT is awesome! I have a torn ATFL and a CFL/Grade 2 sprain of…read moremy right ankle. Super bummed b/c I can't run or hike. If you're active, you know the drill: ice, heat, ibuprofen, compression and if you want to get back to your usual, a good physical therapist. I've been coming here since July. Everyone here is the best! From checking in w/ Britany/Charity to getting assessed by Dr. Kacie to being guided by PT Assistants Alex, Jesse & Luis, they are all focused on helping clients get back to their regular activity level. This isn't my first rodeo so I'm familiar w/ many of the exercises but appreciate coming here, with people who really care about my recovery + it's obvious they all enjoy what they do! Super professional, friendly and fun atmosphere!

Very good and attentive. Niice vibe. Very sore after but will try again. Ty to all staff there…read more Ill be back!

dr Purdy does impeccable work! she truly cares about and listens to her patients. highly…read morerecommend for any hand or upper extremity issues.

Dr Purdy has done 3 surgeries on my hands and I cannot imagine having better results. I highly…read morerecommend her. If I ever need another hand surgery, she will be the one to do it. I have referred people to her. She's also extremely nice and so is her staff.

I just completed 6 months of PT at Foothills following reconstructive surgery on my shoulder. The…read moreteam there is great, very professional and they make it fun to be there. My therapist, Andre Colbert, was attentive, very knowledgable and supportive. I fully credit Andre and his support team for getting me back in action sooner than most expected. I would not hesitate to recommend Foothills - the best PT experience I have had.

Bad experience the PT DOCTOR was rude and very insensitive to culture. I'm our way we can't clip…read moreour nails after someone passes away. The doctors first comment was "why don't you clip your nails next time" ! Which was very uncalled for ..............

If I could have foreseen what was to happen hours after my surgery, I would have gone to another…read moresurgeon. I was under the knife, in the recovery room, and on my way home from surgery in 2 hours. J had called Lucero's office 2 hours after we had gotten home because I had noticed blood coming from the top of my dressing. Lucero told him that drainage was to be expected, and that it could be light pink in color. This is even though J mentioned that what we were seeing was red red...not light pink and that the whole dressing felt completely wet against my skin. Yes, I was drugged...but I knew something didn't feel right with the bandages. Lucero told J to have me come into the office the next day to have the dressing changed. He's the doctor, so we thought that we were worrying over nothing. Hours later, in the middle of the night, J ended up having to rush me to the ER for an arterial bleed. Finding me pale as a ghost, with blood all over the living room floor I imagine was not what J was expecting discover when I called out his name early that morning. According to the doctor at Good Sam, a branch artery was weakened/nicked during surgery. This was a simple "routine surgery" that was not so routine. More like rushed. To top it all off, I'm still experiencing pain and swelling...even with going to PT. After the baby is born, I'll be going back to see an Orthopaedic surgeon. Will it be Lucero? F- NO!

If you see Dr. Lee be sure you have had a full meal beforehand and that your device is fully…read morecharged because YOU WILL BE WAITING A LONG TIME to see him. After the fourth visit with a 30-45 minute wait (I see from other reviews that many of you have had worse experiences! My condolences!) I calmly but firmly told the good doctor that a simple apology would be appreciated in this situation. He had none of it, brushed me off and quickly showed me out of the exam room. Why three stars and not one? It's because he did a hell of a good job fixing my frozen shoulder. So five stars for the care, one star for the arrogance and indifference to patient courtesy. PS: His medical assistant was extremely courteous and and apologetic so kudos to her!

Hope is what I surprisingly received the first day of eval. I had come from another very large PT…read moreorganization where I was released after 5 months and was still lacking in being able to function with basic life skills. Dr. Gomez (Makali) was amazing. She gave me incremental exercises that led to not just a full recovery, but strength, range of motion, and flexibility that I had not had before my injury. Sevaughn, her therapy assistant is also amazing with an encouraging very professional attitude dove tailed with attention to detail, fine tuning the subtleties of each assigned exercise to give maximum benefit. The physical improvement was coupled with a sense of caring and consistent compassion. I saw it with all their clients. It gave me a profound sense of comparison to the very impersonal and uncaring attitude of the PT site I had been released from. And, finally I want to express my sincere appreciation to the welcoming reception staff greeting each person by first name. They were immensely helpful and their phone calls were very kind and courteous. Once again, in comparison to my previous PT location, I could not remember anyone ever being called by first name upon the check in process. If I could give 10 stars, I would.

THIS PLACE DOES NOT KNOW HOW TO DO THEIR JOB! I attended foothills almost 2 years ago as a 19 year…read moreold after having an ankle injury. I appreciated there work as they helped me recover from it, BUT NOT FOR THE PRICE THEY MADE ME PAY. I was informed to pay a $50 copay MY FIRST VISIT! I then proceeded to attend 8 more sessions and was NEVER EVER EVER EVER ASKED FOR A CO-PAY any of those times. As a 19 year old guy that has never had to really deal with medical co-pays or payments I had no idea it would be $50 every time I came! After almost 2 years of NOTHING from them. I was sent to collection for a bill of $540! INSANE! ESPECIALLY IN A TIME WHERE A PANDEMIC HAS HIT AND I HAD BEEN UNEMPLOYED FOR OVER A YEAR! They said they talked to me and sent me statements. I never saw even one. I just paid my $540 in collections today because I am a good person. (JUST AN FYI, 50x8 is 400, not 540) so now I'm stuck paying even more. So congrats foothills you got what you wanted even though it was your fault. DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY HERE if you need PT Look at the update photos also... I'm not the only one

Dr Winters performed an IME on me for my employers workers comp co. My EXPERIENCE…read moreWinters walked in straight face, rigid w/ few words. He performed his examination on my knee and ankle as if I was a piece of plastic & had no pain. Winters never asked what difficulties I had been experiencing. He asked me to lay down on the examination table & my knee automatically jerked. Dr. Winter asked me if I was able to straighten my leg when I laid down &I told him I need to use a pillow under my knee to prevent it from hurting & jerking at times. Winters said nothing and proceeded with his exam, roughly twisting the bottom of my leg (knee down) like a wind up to. Winters was extremely unkind, uncaring & rough. Dr Winters was paid a pretty penny to state that I do not need surgery on my "complete torn tendon" in my right ankle and torn meniscus. Winters was shown pics of me at the gym working out. All work outs were within PT's parameters. WARNING!

Wonderful! I've finally found a doctor who cares eight to listen. He goes into great detail and…read morecare, explaining what exactly what is going to happen during surgery. Has an awesome bedside manner.

T.O.P.S. is the only physical therapy practice I will use in Phoenix! I used them for my gait…read morere-training after pregnancy and for the pain in my spine from breastfeeding. Now I'm doing rehab for my knee arthroscopy. Their facility is beautiful and gentle, well-trained dogs roam around the staff and patients. They have a manual therapy philosophy, which means that their skilled physical therapists work the muscles and other tissue with their bodies before you are asked to do your strengthening and rehab exercises. Their therapists are exceptionally well trained and even their techs know exactly what needs to be done, from prep to positioning. I highly recommend T.O.P.S. Physical Therapy!

I wish I wasn't writing this review but I hope it's helpful to any future patients needing PT. I…read morewas very happy with my first visit, started with a thorough consult and some dedicated time with one of the PTs there. Then I continued on to my exercises with a student who was very helpful. My second appt a week later I was with a different PT who spent less than 5 min on me, no cupping or additional therapy. Then I was on my own to do my exercises which I hardly remembered so I had to approach one of the students for help. I found this odd because I've been to physical therapy before and had a more hands on experience from the staff. Repeat all of this on my third visit. Had another different PT who spent more time with me than the second one but once that care was over I was on my own. Then on my fourth visit I had yet another different PT, even though my appts were at the same date/time each week. I did some looking on Reddit and folks in the PT community refer to places like these as "mills" which it totally felt like. The nail in the coffin for me was getting charged for a needling service (recommended by one of the physical therapists there) even though at no point was I informed that it was an additional cost. Bummed out because the location was convenient and staff was kind, I just think the way the place is run could be more patient-focused.