Updating my review as I had a very positive experience with the urgent care team last week. Getting…read morean appointment was fast and easy. Front desk staff is very helpful and friendly, remembering me from a previous visit years ago. Intake and x-ray was thorough, and the staff were caring. Alex M PA-C, my provider, took time to physically check my symptoms and review the X-rays and clearly explained what was causing my pain. He is knowledgeable, empathetic and quite humorous. I'm hoping I'm met with this same treatment at my first physical therapy appointment later today

Good luck getting a call through. If you're an existing patient, don't waste an hour waiting for…read morethe front desk to pick up. Call as a new patient, because that line gets answered almost instantly. Also, be aware that you can't cancel appointments through the patient portal, and you can't decline through their appointment texts. Getting calls or emails answered is abysmally difficult, but they have no problem sending repeated mailed demands for $20 or threatening collections if you don't respond quickly, even when you have proof of payment. The care may be one thing, but the administrative side is horrific.

I had such a great experience with Upright Athlete for PT! I worked with Gabe for several months on…read moreSI joint pain that i believe I'd gotten from improper form while weight training. Not only did Gabe show me exercises that helped me feel better but he was so helpful with showing me proper form on the moves that had caused my pain in the first place. He was also super helpful with overall fitness questions. I highly recommend this business! I hope to stay pain-free but if I don't I will definitely be back.

Visiting from out of state for a couple months. Needed help with leg pain I was feeling after…read moregetting into running. After being recommended here by a friend, I got set with Kaitlyn as my physical therapist. She was very helpful and I'd certainly recommend anybody here that's looking for physical therapy.

When I began PT at Integrative Therapies, I had to use a cane due to neuropathy and Functional…read moreNeurological Disorder. After several months of twice weekly visits, I was cane free. I've been going there for over a year, and physical therapy is the one thing that keeps me that way. Great people, great therapists!

I recently had a full hip replacement and have been receiving physical therapy at integrative…read moreTherapies in Chapel Hill. I've seen Kate for most of my appointments, and saw Eric while Kate was on vacation. Both are very caring, encouraging, knowledgeable and tailored treatment to my needs! PTs in this practice handle ALL of the interactions, so I feel that I'm receiving the best care possible. I've had to deal with challenging insurance issues (no fault of Integrative Therapies) and Gerry has been absolutely wonderful: very supportive and going the extra mile to get things resolved. I highly recommend this practice!

This is a great place to train. The coach here makes sure to understand what your specific goals…read moreare and will make sure your training reflects that. I personally joined the weightlifting club so I can't speak for the sports performance training, but as a total novice to weightlifting I was taken through each of the two lifts and drilled on form relentlessly and afterwards was taken through a true weightlifting workout. The center has 3 platforms now with 3 sets of squat stands so working in with people was never a problem. I would definitely recommend anyone, serious or casual athlete, to come and train here.

From the owner: USAW Level 1 coach with 25 years of strength and conditioning experience. CSCS for more than 10…read moreyears and PES and CES from the NASM.

Dr Hallows..."Not sure what your severe pain is about. Sorry I can't help you. Call back in 6…read moremonths if it still bothers you. Bye"..... This was said to my face. I went in in pain and after a number of months I had to use a rollator. Since he THOUGHT?? I wasn't a surgery candidate he was not interested. Refused referrals to another doc that might figure out the issue just a "byeeeeee". Update: it was a necessary hip replacement as I originally thought. I sure hope this dude doesn't have a mother a wife or a child. He'd kill them. Loser loser

I just recently had my toenail cut for ingrowns and it went good they did a great job. Doctor was…read moreawsome he was knowledgeable and on point when he numbed me thank yall for your help

Dr. Silver performed surgery on my knee several years ago... with excellent results. I was in and…read moreout of the operating room in quick fashion and experienced very little pain afterward. The torn meniscus was repaired and has never given me a bit of trouble since. I'm an active golfer and workout several times a week, including walking a couple miles each workout. Before the operation I couldn't even walk without severe pain. I owe it all to the competence of Dr. Silver. Thank you Dr. Silver.

Avoid this place. I cannot stress this enough…read more I had a bad fall; unfortunately, this was the closest urgent care center. When I arrived - there was no one at the front desk for more minutes than I could count because I was in so much pain and still in shock. I chose urgent care over ER because of the cost and because I had used urgent care facilities before with no issues. A wide-eyed girl finally came to the front to help and after waiting, I was shown to a room where it took forever for the provider to arrive. That's fine - I know - waiting is part of the deal, however, it was clear she wasn't listening to me, didn't care, and was trying to get on with her day. She said they would get me an X-ray. After another wait, the wide-eyed girl arrived to take me to x-ray where she - now read this part very carefully - She flipped through an instruction book to determine what kind of x-ray to give me. She even seemed to confer with me, as if I had the slightest idea what she should do. THE X-RAY TECH DIDN'T KNOW HOW TO X-RAY. After taking most likely the worst images of a broken foot one could ever imagine, I was sent back to the room (walking by the way - no wheelchair - nothing offered) where I waited for the provider to come back and tell me that I had a VERY BADLY SPRAINED FOOT. Now I'm not a medical expert at all - but my mother is a nurse and I just knew that couldn't be all that was going on. This provider ordered me a surgical shoe - which I paid for - and told me to 'baby it' then sent me on my way with crutches (also paid for but that part doesn't rankle me as much). I started driving away, then drove back because I could tell just sitting in my car that this was not a sprained foot. The provider met me outside and told me it was, that she had looked at the x-ray and that's all she saw but the radiologist would contact me to confirm it later. I went home, tried the shoe, the foot was so clearly broken. I went back down to the car and got to Duke Urgent Care where they confirmed it was BROKEN. When they showed me the x-ray, I kid you not, A CHILD COULD HAVE SEEN IT WAS BROKEN. I child who had never seen an x-ray before would have noticed the line in the bone and at least been curious enough to ask 'what's that?'. DO NOT USE THIS FACILITY. They will waste your money, put you at further risk, and charge you for things you do not need.

Waste of time and money. Their brilliant solution was for me to keep doing what I had been doing…read morefor symptoms which I told them wasn't working and the one thing they thought to do, which was call in an antibiotic, the failed at. The antibiotic was never called in.