Office is nice and clean. Staff is friendly. Dr. Huy has been helping me with degenerated discs…read morein my neck. Doctor told me I might need surgery. So far therapy and exercises have reduced the pain in my back, shoulder and arm.

I would like to share my sincere gratitude for my therapist, Dr. Kelvin Lam, who has been treating…read moreme for the past two years. When I first started, I suffered from chronic neck pain, numbness in my arms, and severe knee pain that made it very difficult to walk. After two years of consistent therapy, I feel much stronger and healthier now. I am so relieved that I no longer have to worry about cervical spine surgery or knee replacement. Additionally, the clinic is always tidy and clean. The staff are dedicated, professional, and very respectful. I highly recommend this facility to everyone--it is truly the best experience I have ever had. I am deeply grateful to Dr. Kelvin Lam for his care throughout my recovery."

This updated review is well overdue; after the owner read my previous review, he asked to meet with…read moreme in person with one of the front desk ladies, l really appreciated that they took out personal time with me; I learned a lot about the meaning of the name of the business, so very touching; the front desk ladies are human and did not realize how they were coming across, I appreciate their sincerity and how they made tremendous adjustments; my physical therapy is coming along very well; I would definitely recommend HOPE Physical Therapy to my friends and family; the owner is one great excellent manager and his whole staff is doing an awesome job together.

Best physical therapy place to go to! 100% recommend for before & after surgery…read more There's always plenty of parking. The disability ramp is near their glass corner (parallel to Mile Square Park/Warner Ave). Designated disability spots are available, but regular spots are often closer to the ramp and front door. If you park near the front entrance, note there are a couple of curb steps with dirt, just a heads-up for anyone with lower body injuries (like I had). The entrance is at the door with the suite number. The other door by the exercise room is just for airflow. I accidentally entered through there my first time! You don't realize how good a place is until you've been somewhere else that's subpar or just plain awful. Before surgery, I went to another PT office for ROM. It was okay, but the strong cleaning chemical smell stuck to my clothes and bothered me. I never had that issue at Hope PT. I came to Hope PT unsure if I'd get surgery and wanted to strengthen my leg first. My consultation was with Alex, who was friendly and informative. During prehab, David worked with me and was fantastic: empathetic, hands-on, and helped me trust the process. Drew and a Japanese PT (sorry, I forgot her name) also helped with exercises. I love the vibe here. Staff get along well and there's a strong sense of camaraderie. Even though I don't need a translator, I noticed Drew (not Vietnamese) had learned some Vietnamese phrases. That's fun! Other PTs are native speakers: Mike, Alex, and David, and I think that helps serve the local community. Others also speak Spanish, so the staff here are very inclusive and diverse. After building strength, I still had instability and locking from my injury, so I chose to have surgery. Because I switched insurance networks to get the surgeon I wanted, I was sent to a random PT clinic nearby. I went pre-surgery and... wow. The PTA didn't seem to have read my file. She asked basic, redundant questions and told me not to bend my knee at all because it was "dangerous." That made no sense. I was already biking and doing ankle-weight exercises at Hope, and I literally drove myself there pain-free. I had to explain my situation several times in front of other patients, which felt unprofessional. They had barely any seats in the waiting room, and three were taken by a patient's kids. With my knee injury (which isn't visibly obvious), I barely got a seat. Their chairs were old, flat, and too low for someone recovering from knee surgery. That alone was bad enough, but then I realized the place was on the second floor. A terrible setup for someone post-op. I gave it a second shot, but both sessions involved long wait times (20 to 30 minutes), and lying on their hard treatment beds gave me back pain within 10 minutes, both times. My back never hurt at Hope PT. Only good thing: it was 10 minutes from home. But I'd rather travel farther for better care. After that experience, I asked my surgeon's office if I could go back to Hope PT. Thankfully, the referral was approved! I'm now back post-op and couldn't be happier. I had my post-op consult with Mike, who was friendly and helpful. He even showed me how to neatly roll my ace wrap. I'm now working again with David, Drew, Alan, and others. I feel like I'm in great hands. Compared to that other place, I really appreciate how clean, spacious, punctual, friendly, and well-equipped Hope PT is. There's lots of equipment, space to move, and a great environment for progressing through my multi-phase ACL recovery. So glad I made the switch back!

I do not usually write reviews, but I suppose I should. If…read moreyou're looking for an office that has dual purposes in chiropractor and physical therapy, you should consider going to Alliance Rehabilitation. As the business is located in OC, they are fluent in Vietnamese and English, which is great since I'm not comfortable with my Vietnamese. The office staff and physical therapists are all kind. I was referred to Alliance Rehabilitation after an accident to treat my shoulder injury and so far it is going well. Dr. Jonathan Huynh is kind and always willing to accommodate a client's need. I'm not a socializer and it's nice the staff there understands and allows me to just do my thing. I've observed the establishment treat their clients with respect and care, if you need pain management and physical therapy- do come here and they will help you regain functional body mechanics! And don't worry, I may not be social, but the staff here are and engages with clients while providing care.

They don't speak good English. They only speak Vietnamese. If you are Vietnamese go here and you…read morewill like it, but if you are non Vietnamese go elsewhere. They talk trash about the patients in Vietnamese. I heard them cursing and sexually harassing me in Vietnamese. They have bad bedside manners. Plus their physical therapists changes on you without a dedicated physical therapist to help the patient. So it's a hit or miss. Sometimes you get a good one sometimes you get a bad one. I went to a better American physical therapist instead that speaks perfect English.

Therapists are excellent - especially Tony DeManaco! Staff is friendly and efficient. Grateful for…read moremy improvement. Diane Zinn Long Beach

Great quality of care. Raphael is very knowledgeable and patient. He was my consultant for the last…read more6 months. I am much better then when I first came in. Thank you!

One of the best physical therapists I have been too. Are you somebody that is tired of getting…read moreappointments put off for days or even months? These guys don't go by that drama, their a walk in clinic that is dedicated to the art and science of physical therapy with manual manipulation thrown in. I prefer walking in I never found myself waiting for more than 15 minutes. Depending on the day you come, definitely morning works best or afternoon. So far my rotator cuff is getting better and I expected to be better in the next upcoming sessions. Getting on the road to recovery!

No clue how they are classified/certified as therapists, I was involved in a bad car accident,…read morewhich gave me TBI, which stands with traumatic brain injury, which paralyze the whole left side of my body, and they just throw me on ems machine which barely did anything for me and then when they did stretch me they lack the intelligence of doing effective arm stretches im so glad i changed to dynamix therapy dynamix deserves six stars out of five, excellence Therapy is mainly for letting elderly people use EMS machines, extremely weak stretches that lack effectively stretching, and a not True physical therapy that helps paralyzed people to become unparalyzed i would give them zero stars if i had the chance to. not bad people just not consider them to be real therapy they dont give me real manual exercises just kinda clueless on what they are standing for. For your information dynamix therapy never uses ems machine and just the most effective real manual therapy exercises and the most effective stretches i have ever felt in my life which proves excellence Therapy has no clue wtf they're doing for my situation i would never go there or recommend anyone going there, in fact I recommend anybody that read this and they want true authentic Therapy to go to dynamix therapy your search for true therapy will be over the clinic staff are okay not bad or rude or anything just not effective to me in my situation they have no clue how to do it This isnt excellence Therapy they have no clue what excellence is. this place should be a toilet therapy where they have cr@ppy service this place is a toilet hole to me id stop by if i need urine/cr@ppy services these mf dunno wtf they are doing again not bad people but how tfuk are they a clinic and how are people still going there

Great folks. They all work diligently to get you to recover or improve from your injury, surgery,…read moreor other issue. Obviously 95% of the work is on you and how much you do at home, but they'll guide you and encourage you. The administrative side of it was easy as well. It's relatively easy to set up your first appointment, and setting up follow-up appointments is as easy as asking on the way out. Also they've joined us in 2024, but they didn't leave 1994 behind, you have multiple ways to communicate with them. From a land line to text to a web page.

I was referred to California Rehab Sports Therapy by my doctor for lower back pain. Initially, I…read morewas prescribed 5 weeks of physical therapy, which I was told was covered by my insurance. At each visit, I paid my $25 copay and, for the most part, received one-on-one treatment with a physical therapist. After the initial 5 weeks, I was still experiencing some pain and decided to continue treatment. Unfortunately, the quality of care seemed to decline from there. I would sometimes see an actual physical therapist briefly at the beginning of the appointment, but then I would be passed off to an assistant and essentially work through the same exercises and movements on my own. There were times when I felt I was barely being monitored, including whether I was using proper form. The billing experience was even more frustrating. I later learned that my $25 copay did not cover everything I was being billed for. When I questioned the additional charges, especially since my appointments seemed to consist of essentially the same treatment each time, I was told the charges were based on the billing codes entered by the physical therapist. I contacted my insurance company to understand why these charges were not covered. My insurance company attempted several times to contact the billing department to clarify the charges but was unable to reach the appropriate person. Eventually, I stopped hearing anything about the balance and assumed the issue had been resolved. Now, several months later, I received a collection notice for the same balance I had been trying to resolve in the first place. This is extremely frustrating and disappointing, particularly because I made an effort to address the charges before they ever reached this point. I see that other people have had positive experiences with this location, but unfortunately, mine was not one of them. Between the decline in the quality and attentiveness of the treatment and the way the billing issue was handled, I would not recommend this location to anyone I know. I'm sharing my experience so others know to pay close attention to both the level of care they are receiving and exactly what is being billed to their insurance.

This place is the worst physical therapy place i have ever been too. I'm around 8-10 week post op…read morebut my range of motion and able to walk is nonexistent. Most of the progress I have made was on my own at home or at my doc office. My doctor tell me I can start walking without crutches, the PT is like no you can't. Isn't your job to help with the go from two to one then to none. I still can't walk with one and can't really bend to 90. The inconsistency is so bad here, on monday expect 0 help, they left me waiting for 20min, as I was supposed to do calf stretch for 15sec hold twice. why did i wait 20 min for the second exercise.

Finally a place where they actually spent time with my daughter with results! The physical…read moretherapist Vipra is absolutely amazing and knowledgeable!! Staff is so kind and personable! Thank you for changing our lives for the better!

Dr Hai is a gem of a doctor. He's personable and knowledgeable. I really appreciate the…read morefriendliness of the staff as well. I had a bad experience with another PCPs office from the staff and the standoffishness of the doctor so can see that Dr. Hai is a good one!

I love the fact that he is very right on points and direct.., also he took time to explain what I…read moreneed,,