Nothing but great things to say about the team here and the work they do. Friendly front office,…read moreeasy checkin process, and plenty of parking. Lots of great people, all working to help you get back you. No judging -- just helpful, incremental progress to help instill a self-help mindset to accomplish your goals. The team here really goes above and beyond and always has each other's backs. I've been to other PT spots but this feels like a combined team effort, and with much brighter and sports-oriented facility. That said, it's a complete mix of demographics and ages of patients. So regardless of whether you're an 18 year old trying to get back in the game, or an 80 year old that just needs to regain their balance, this is a great place for you.

I began physical therapy at BMSR&PT about 9 weeks ago, after dislocating my shoulder. I was…read moreassigned to Erin, who also works with Nick. Between the two of them, I was able to regain full use of my arm & shoulder. Before I began PT, I was barely able to drive, shower, do household chores, cook, or sleep without extreme pain. I am now able to do all of the above with ease and full range of motion. Erin and Nick are professional, pleasant to be around, and really know what they're doing. They are truly dedicated to helping people. My first day there, Erin developed an effective home exercise plan for me, which I will continue doing now that formal PT has ended. I would highly recommend BMSR to anyone who is in need of PT. In general, the facility is large, clean, cheerfully decorated and filled with state-of-the-art equipment. Their music selection is upbeat and inspires you to get moving. I had no issues with billing, scheduling etc. Staff at the desk were extremely helpful and nice. Five stars out of five!

Good Shepherd Penn Partners Bryn Mawr office is the smallest PT location locally and seems to be…read morefor people needing more specialized, hard-to-find types of outpatient PT treatment. My review is based on my own experience and word of mouth from organizations to which I belong. It is an extremely busy office. The front desk staff are great. The credit card readers don't always work for your co-pay. The property management seems no-show at this multi-floor medical building. Their singular elevator is sometimes out of service. The floor is grimy and sticky at times under PT patients' feet. The power goes out in the building with storms. The patients are mostly quiet, polite, older patients who are struggling to find specialized PT options locally due to a lack of PT Specialists. The PTs are the busiest of any practice and seem overscheduled, naturally. Some of the PTs are great. Some are not. Professionalism and sensitivity with patients seem optional for PTs at most locations who have been with Good Shepherd a long time. Job burnout? The problem is Good Sheperd Penn Partners (including Bryn Mawr office) does not regularly email patients patient satisfaction feedback forms the way PennMedicine does in providing patients a collective voice in their care. Good Sheperd should email several patient feedback forms to patients during the PT treatment period and after so that unhelpful patterns can be adjusted. As it currently stands patients collectively have less of a voice in their care at Good Shepherd Penn Partners Physical Therapy.

The policies are not in favor of the patient. I had three areas that needed treatment and so was…read moreinstructed by GoodShepherd that I would not schedule two separate appts for eval, when I arrived for the first visit they were able to evaluate everything! Fast forward 4wks of 2day/wk with no no-show. Holiday comes and I mix up the days. My mistake. Policy says can't miss 2. I call. SAME DAY. Well guess what, the 2nd eval appt was counted as a no-show even though I already had everything eval'ed and wasn't told I still needed to attend. So they DISCHARGED M IN THE SAME HOUR OF THE APPOINTMENT. They then let me schedule an appointment, then called me 20 min before to say, "WE CAN'T SEE WITH A NEW PRESCRIPTION" Even though the missed appointment was THE DAY BEFORE!

I took my mother to see Dr. Stephen Stache February 15, 2023 because she fell out of bed and her…read moreright hip hurt and there was a bump also. Dr. Stephen Stache is arrogant, aggressive and argumentative man. My mom asked him 3 times to look at her hip and he dismissed her saying "Don't bother I have the X-Ray right here it is Gluteal Tendinitis." He gave her a pill for pain and recommended physical therapy 3 times a week for 4 weeks and should go away in a year. It was SARCOMA CANCER GROWING ON HER HIP!! If he just looked at her leg and sent us to the right doctors maybe she would still be here. My beautiful mother passed January 8, 2026 at 9:56pm. She was so beautiful, successful, smart and had many talents I'm so heartbroken. Please stay away from this doctor he doesn't know what he's doing please get a second opinion. My mother would complain about hip pain and I would just say Dr. Stache said it's Gluteal Tendinitis and should go away in a year. It was SARCOMA CANCER GROWING AND IT SPREAD TO HER LUNG! PLEASE DO NOT GO TO THIS DOCTOR! I lost my best best friend because of a misdiagnosis!

Saw podiatrist at Rothman Orthopedics in Bryn Mawr. The appointment was rushed. It was about 5…read moreminutes. Found out her advice was totally wrong when I went elsewhere. I also had a similar experience at Rothman a few years back. Also the staff was not helpful. All of these reviews here say something when you see their low score.

I have the pleasure of getting excellent care from Tara Harte since a year ago. She is the best;…read morevery knowledgeable, professional and extremely kind. I don't go to anyone but her as I have never had any PT know what she knows. The only bad thing at this location is the loud noise factor. When people do not have clients they talk very loud and laugh loud so that the rest of us trying to work with our therapist cannot be relaxed, it's very disconcerting. It is certainly no way to run a professional business. BE QUIET! That is the reason for four stars. Tara rates five stars.

You are reading the review from the official Idiot of the Year award winner, according to FDC…read more Yes, me. Back a couple of months ago I set out to wash my windows. No problem, they tilt in so I don't have to go outside, etc. I'm almost done and I notice that there's a tiny gap at the top of one of the windows where it didn't quite make it all the way up. Hmmm....what to do. Oh, I know. Get on a kitchen chair and just push it up the rest of the way. Note that my kitchen chairs are on wheels, and they rock backwards so you can kick back. As I was rolling the chair up to the wall, I remember thinking this perhaps wasn't a good idea. Then, nah, it will only be a second, I'll be fine. You can guess what happened next: The chair started to roll, and so I grabbed the window sill to stop it, then the chair tilted backwards and I'm on the floor, with one sore shoulder. FDC took me to Urgent Care where they declared it a sprain, two weeks later Ortho announces it's a broken bone, and six weeks after that I'm sent to PT for 'stretching'. So off I go to Excel Physical Therapy. They're in the old Bell Telephone Building in between the old Viking Inn and St. Colman's Catholic church on Lancaster Ave. There's a lot accessible from Lancaster and also from Church Road. They're on the second floor, the facility is clean, bright and open. I'm evaluated by Andrew Bacon, who becomes my regular PT. Andrew was the consummate clinician: professional, friendly, careful and thorough. He gave me increasingly challenging activities to do during sessions and at home, and six weeks later I'm nearly pain free. I hope I never have to go back, because PT is not fun, however I'm so glad to have worked with Andrew to get myself back to who I was.

I can't recommend this class enough. Rachel cultivates a welcoming and educational vibe. Everyone…read moreis friendly. I always learn something new about how to help my child learn and grow.

I highly recommend Best Beginnings for prenatal and postnatal yoga! Rachel is a physical therapist…read morewho uses an evidence- based approach in all of her classes. She creates a calm, supportive environment and really understands the needs of expecting and postpartum mothers. I can't recommend Best Beginnings enough!

Chris moved from Bryn Mawr to Ardmore (with great parking). Great studio to work out in focusing…read moreon mobility, strength, endurance, sports specific training and anything else you can think of to reach your potential. As a Doctor of Physical Therapy you know you are in good hands and will be safe while you get strong. He takes his clients from any starting point --- exercise novice to seasoned athlete and enables and empowers them to reach their goals. His workouts change all the time but fundamentally you learn how to take what you learn to any other physical activity you are involved in. I've trained with Chris for 2 years and couldn't imagine ever stopping!

I had physical therapy for a TKA knee replacement. My therapist was Kathrina…read moreInchoco. She is an excellent therapist who worked with me , addressed and resolved my many, many questions and anxiety and through her exercises,therapies and techniques restored me to where I am now .... able to walk smoothly, go up and down stairs, ride my bike, do squats , dance and just have the feeling of joy I was missing. She constantly motivated me and encouraged me and assured me that things would get better and I would be better. She was right and I thank her so much. The staff at Nova Care Rehabilitation (Ardmore location) is excellent. From the manager to the other staff members they are the best and work hard to get you back on track. I appreciate them and would recommend this facility for your physical therapy needs.

Working my shoulder back into shape after a broken collar bone put me out of commission. Wonderful…read morestaff that are honest and friendly. Only reason I can't give them 5 stars, I have nothing to compare it to.

I have only great things to say about my treatment at One Physical Therapy and Wellness. Kara was…read moreterrific. I will never consider PT in a different facility and have already referred friends.

From the owner: One Physical Therapy and Wellness is an innovative physical therapy clinic and Pilates studio where…read moreone-on-one care is paramount. We believe that individualized care is vital for successful rehabilitation, and at One we accomplish this goal by seeing only one patient at a time. Clinical excellence, personalized care, and a balanced approach to rehabilitation are the focus. We also go a step further than the traditional physical therapy clinic by using Pilates as a method of treatment, and offer private Pilates sessions and Group Classes for anyone wishing to achieve fitness and wellness goals. All of this is done in a nurturing environment where overall health and wellness is the focus. At One we will help you recover from injury, restore your function, and return to doing the things you want to do.