Kha has been instrumental in helping me regain mobility, stability, and flexibility in my ankle and…read morefoot! What initially manifested as plantar fasciitis also stemmed from ankle weakness and stiffness, likely from prior sprains and other injuries that had gone unaddressed. Through our sessions, I've gained invaluable insights into the interconnectedness of my body. Kha is not only passionate about his work but also excels at explaining complex concepts in a clear and understandable manner. One of the most significant breakthroughs was his identification and treatment of my pelvic tilt, an issue I had struggled with using other approaches. I'm thrilled to say that after working with Kha, I feel more balanced and stable in my own body than I ever have, and the SI joint discomfort that bothered me for over 20 years has completely disappeared. Overall, I am incredibly grateful for the comprehensive approach Kha has taken with my treatment, which has also included manual modalities such as cupping. Thanks to Kha, I feel empowered to maintain my progress with the stretches and strengthening exercises he's taught me to keep my hips, feet, and ankles agile and strong. I also want to give a shoutout to Giulia and Susana--they are also awesome and have made scheduling, coordinating with insurance, and payments seamless. I would enthusiastically recommend Renew Physical Therapy - Mira Mesa to anyone in need of PT!

I was a returning patient to this clinic after about two years, but because of the gap in care I…read morecame back as a new patient. My previous visits were for pelvic floor therapy during pregnancy. This time I came in for an acute lower back injury. The morning I called, I explained that I was in significant pain and asked if there were any same-day openings. I also specifically asked whether my evaluation would include manual therapy, since I had been told it would be an evaluation appointment. I was told yes. This is the third physical therapy clinic I've been to over the last four years, so I have a good basis for comparison. During my previous pelvic floor therapy at this clinic, I often felt that appointments were rushed. There were multiple occasions when my therapist was running behind because they were still treating another patient. While I completely understand that schedules can get delayed, my sessions still ended at the originally scheduled end time instead of extending to make up for the late start. As a result, I frequently felt like I received less treatment time than I was scheduled for. I overlooked that at the time because I was pregnant, exhausted, and didn't want the hassle of finding another physical therapist. I also genuinely liked my therapist. Unfortunately, my recent evaluation reinforced those same concerns. The evaluation lasted roughly 45 minutes. Based on my experiences at two previous PT clinics, as well as conversations with other offices, I expected a new patient evaluation to be around 60-90 minutes and to include both assessment and some form of treatment when appropriate. During the appointment, the therapist asked me to lie on my stomach. I explained that the position was too painful because of my back injury and asked whether manual therapy could instead be performed while I was lying on my side. She agreed and performed some assessment, but no manual therapy or soft tissue work was provided. When I rolled over to get up, I was told the session was over. I was surprised and asked about the manual therapy I had specifically called to ask about before scheduling. I was told that I had not wanted to lie on my stomach. That explanation was disappointing because, at my previous PT clinics, both therapists routinely adapted treatment when my pain prevented me from lying prone. They performed manual therapy with me on my side without issue. During severe flare-ups, they also incorporated gentle soft tissue work along with heat or ice when appropriate to help reduce pain enough for me to begin exercises. None of that was offered during this visit. Financially, this was especially frustrating. I paid $150 toward my PPO deductible for what felt like a very brief evaluation with no hands-on treatment. Even if my out-of-pocket cost had been much lower, I still would have left feeling disappointed because my concern is the quality of care, not simply the price. I was also surprised to learn that the clinic now charges an annual membership fee (implemented in March 2026) in addition to accepting insurance. Since I wasn't sure whether I would even return after my evaluation, I questioned why I would pay an annual fee before deciding whether to continue care. The staff kindly waived the fee for my first visit, which I appreciated, but I still don't agree with the concept of requiring an annual membership for in-network physical therapy services. Overall, I left feeling that I did not receive the level of evaluation or treatment I was led to expect, especially after specifically asking in advance whether manual therapy would be included. I want to emphasize that my therapist was kind and professional throughout the visit, and I have no doubt she genuinely cares about her patients. My review is not about her as a person. It's about an experience that consistently felt rushed--both during my previous course of pelvic floor therapy and now during my evaluation for an acute back injury. Based on my experiences, I cannot recommend this clinic.

Have been going here for years, and have had over 30 sessions here. Today had an appointment at…read more9:15 and was 12 min late and was told I couldn't see the PT today. Now I can see if I was massively late or have done this before that I couldn't be seen, but you have numerous physical therapist in that facility and you couldn't help me seems ridiculous. I was in traffic and driving trying to find their number to call saying I was gonna be late but I guess it wouldn't matter anyways. I have seen people come in there 10 late and got to see a physical therapist. For me that is the end of me coming to this place I recommend not going. Very disappointed.

The therapists were excellent; however, the billing experience was unacceptable. Terry at the…read morebilling center, who claims to be a manager, was the unprofessional and disrespectful. I attended Scripps Ranch Physical Therapy for over a year before and after a hip replacement. During that entire time, I was never once asked to make a payment in the office nor did I receive any billing statements. I assumed my therapy was covered through insurance. Five months after my final appointment, I suddenly received two invoices marked "Final Notice." When I called to question these invoices, Terry stated that their records showed the bills had been mailed. I explained that these were the first invoices I had ever received and that it was unreasonable to send "Final Notice" bills without any prior communication--especially after more than a year of regular visits. Her response, after a long pause, was simply, "Are you going to pay?" I requested to speak with a manager and was told, "You are." When I asked to speak with the owner, I was told, "That is not going to happen." This level of rudeness and lack of accountability reflects extremely poor customer service. I feel sorry for the therapists who work here, as they do not deserve to be associated with such managers who treat their patience's with such disrespect. I can't imagine how the management treats their employees. I will not return to this practice and will not recommend it to anyone.

My quality of care was fine depending upon the provider. Some therapists and aides/assistants were…read moregreat, others were not. Colin Lang was a manspailner who insisted repeatedly that I had pins in my ankle even though I didn't. I ultimately took pictures of my X-ray to prove to him that he was incorrect. One PT ( I don't remember her name) spent my time with her addressing a knee injury,, but I had an ankle injury--she clearly hadn't read my chart. I could forgive this mistake the first time I worked with her, but she made the same mistake on my third appointment with her. PT only works if it's directed to the correct issue. The biggest problem: I am due a large refund because I reached my out of pocket maximum in August 2025, yet All Star has yet to repay me (it's August 2026). I have called repeatedly. I was told 6 weeks ago that a supervisor would call me within 24-48 hours, but I have yet to receive a call (that's about 2000 hours overdue). Every time I call to follow up, I'm told that I cannot be referred to a supervisor, but instead that I just have to wait until someone calls me. NO ONE has called me and I have not received a refund. I've been trying to get this refund for 6 months. There is no excuse for this.

I highly recommend my therapist Peter A. and staff. They are a great help following my knee…read morereplacement. I look forward to working with them again when I have my other knee replaced.

Advanced Physical Therapy has been a wonderful part of the community at my yoga studio, Redflo…read moreYoga, attending and hosting events to educate and support our members. Owen is amazing! As both a yogi and an ultramarathon runner, I'm constantly putting my body through a lot. I've gone to Owen for several nagging injuries, and he has helped me get the personalized physical therapy and treatment I needed to recover, stay active, and continue doing what I love. Owen is knowledgeable, attentive, and genuinely cares about helping his patients feel and perform their best. I highly recommend Owen and the entire team at Advanced Physical Therapy!

Great therapy, all staff fantastic! My go-to place for PT…read more Initially did 10 sessions for my lower back. Before Advanced PT: I wasn't able lift moderate gym weights and woke up with back pain every morning. Now: I'm lifting fairly heavy again (deadlifts, squats). And no back pain in morning. Yay! Also came here for my plantar fasciitis. It's 90% better and continuing to improve. My body is nearly back to normal. I felt so good, I recently signed up for a weight loss challenge at my local gym...and I Won! I couldn't have done it without Advanced PT healing me. I truly appreciate what all the staff here has done for me. They are the best! Thank you, Thank you!!

I cannot say enough amazing things about Pukka Pilates. Sharon, the owner, has an incredible depth…read moreof knowledge in classical Pilates--the original method created by Joseph Pilates--and it truly shows in every session. Her attention to detail and commitment to proper form has completely transformed the way I move and train. Since working with Sharon, I've noticed such a huge improvement in my form and body awareness. The changes in my body have been incredible as well--stronger, more aligned, and more balanced. She has a way of cueing and teaching that makes everything just click.

She is so knowledgeable about the body & where pain radiates from. My session with her was intense,…read moreincredible & had some pain relief immediately. I left feeling 3 inches taller! I don't usually write reviews but I'm so impressed with her and Pukka Pilates. I can't wait to take some classes that they offer!

After a workplace meniscus tear and a later lateral meniscus transplant on my right knee, I started…read morepost-op PT with Dr. Calvin Jung at SAFE Physical Therapy. The experience was truly one-on-one. No double booking, just focused sessions that met me where I was. We built a targeted plan that took me from barely walking comfortably to hiking and even working my way back to mountain climbing. I am still on the road to a full recovery so I can return to the Eastern Sierra Nevada, and Calvin has me set up for success. He is personable, professional, and extremely knowledgeable. If you are deciding where to go in the Mira Mesa and Scripps Ranch area, pick Calvin (but also pick him even if you have to drive farther). I cannot recommend him highly enough. Thank you so much, Calvin!

Calvin is amazing! He took such great care of both my 8-year-old son and my husband after an…read moreunfortunate accident. He truly made a difference in how they felt, and they're no longer complaining about pain. We're so grateful for his care, kindness, and professionalism. I can't recommend him highly enough!

Superb! Dr. Garrick quickly diagnosed my tendonitis and prescribed an effective treatment program…read more He patiently demonstrated the exercises and stretches, and he always was super positive and pleasant! Dr. Garrick is a gem!!

I started vestibular physical therapy with Dr. Garrick a couple of months ago. As an active person,…read moreI appreciated his approach to get me back into my old routine. His weekly check-ins, homework exercises, and tough yet kind attitude, helped me push through difficult exercises. He also suggested to do water therapy and it was even more challenging in the best way! I also had a chance to work with Vanessa and she was wonderful! I even reported back to Dr. Garrick about the different techniques and exercises she had me do that trigger my symptoms. I would highly recommend them both!

Dr Hackett is the best chiropractor Ive ever visited - and Ive been to a few. She isnt about…read moresigning you up on some year plan where she sees you for 5 minutes. She cares about treating her patients until the problem is fixed and she doesnt upsell anything. I train in muay thai and she has helped me recover from injuries and adjusted me, tissue work, electrostim, etc to help me stay healthy. She has this amazing ability to pinpoint the exact place that its causing the issues - and when she finds it her tissue work hurts sooo good. She also is highly knowledgable and there were times where I had issues that she already diagnosed before a doctor even said it. If you're on the fence about it just go try her out like I did and you wont be disappointed. I have pretty high standards and she passed them all.

A friend of mine recommended Dr. Hackett. My prior chiropractor had retired, so I needed someone…read morenew to help me with my minor back issues. I've been seeing chiropractors for 40+ years, and have experienced the gamut of services, from good to bad. Dr. Hackett is definitely one of the good ones. One thing I appreciate is how she is focused not just on cracking different bones, but she spends a good amount of time on muscle areas. Definitely more massage related than the standard "pop & crack" chiropractors I've experienced. And she is very personable. Definitely worth checking out.

If you were looking for state of the art, neuro-rehabilitation, you have found the right place…read more This remarkable organization has helped us for over 12 years. They have equipment like the locomst that can't be found in other places. They have compassionate, dedicated staff. And the people you meet in this unique environment are inspirational, dedicated, and hard-working. It is a center for hope and hard work. 5

VIP NeuroRehab is unlike any other physical therapy I have experienced. My son Jeffrey has…read morecerebral palsy and the therapy he has received in the past, before VIP, has been very limited and has not offered him the physical developmental opportunities that he has had since coming to VIP. The staff and equipment really provide the best opportunity for people in need. I highly recommend them.

Mr. Mark Wilson is a special occupational therapist. He's very patient and kind and advocates for…read morekids with special needs to have the accommodations they need. We haven't gone to an IEP meeting yet so I will update once we do, but I do feel that he is an assesor with integrity which is important. Too many therapists have improper training by districts and deny children a proper assesment. Mr. Wilson's facility is very comprehensive, clean and orderly...he has a big train set in the entrance which instantly calmed my child who loves trains. His front desk staff is kind, respectful and attentive. So far I have a high opinion of this center and this assesor and will bring my other children who need OT services here. I should also add that I've been to many OT centers and some are run in a very "mill"/"factory" way where the kids are pushed through. I did not get that feel here.

I understand trying to limit people inside due to COVID, but how are you going to expect a parent…read moreto be ok with leaving their child (one with special needs at that) with a stranger. Not knowing if it's going to be a good fit, or a parent feeling comfortable doing that. If grocery stores, restaurants and other businesses can have customers walking in and out, I don't see why it's an issue for a child's parent to sit in during a session. i'm sure exposure is already limited by not having normal amount of appointments. if i have to explain, plea or escalate my concerns to be allowed to stay with my child to ensure their safety, then it's probably not a good fit for us.