Gold Leaf is THE gold standard in physical therapy. I went there after an L5-S1 fusion, still experiencing the same pain in my hips and low back that I had pre-surgery. I was feeling defeated and not expecting much in the way of relief. Fast forward to just a few months and I am almost completely pain free, my range of motion has improved considerably, and I am working up to doing some hikes when the weather warms up a bit. Sessions with Jason Jamieson are like spending an hour with your best friend. He is so professional and made me feel comfortable in every way. Allissa is so intuituve and knows exactly where to go and what to do to bring relief. Adam is very intelligent and a very good storyteller. I was sad when my sessions ran out because I actually looked forward to seeing this incredible group of humans twice a week. I had to drive there from Boulder and never once complained about it. I knew when I was finished with a session I would leave feeling incredible. The staff are helpful and personable and fun, and truly, everyone there made me feel like family. I can't thank them enough for giving me my life back after many years of debilitating pain. I highly recommend Gold Leaf if you want the best care in the most caring environment! read more

I chose Gold Leaf from a short list of Helena physical therapists recommended to me by both my MD and my surgeon. I dreaded the process but was pleasantly surprised by the pleasant atmosphere and upbeat nature of the therapy. Knowing you have 12-14 week of P.T. can be depressing but the entire staff keeps you going and is very helpful with any questions you may have. They listen (even to my whining). I noticed they treat a wide variety of patients - from infants to seniors; from sports injuries to people recovering from a stroke. I have already recommended them. read more

Amazing! Professional and compassionate, they really take time to listen and then provide care specific to my needs. Dedicated and all staff have ongoing education. Cutting edge treatment with small town trust and care. Don't generally write reviews, but this is a remarkable program. read more

Greg B. Called for a appointment, I was asked to supply a medical report be sent to Adam . Adam wanted to review my report so he could set up the proper Therapy procedure. My firest visit I was good to go!! Jason was my firest therapist, he was very familiar with my case and we got started right away!! Do to scheduling, I was treated by( T. J.) for the remaining visits . Kim, the receptionist, greats you as you come through the door with a friendly smile. She is also very knowledgeable about your scheduling, and appointments. I received a courtesy texted befor each visit. They also worked with me on my avaibilty. I highly recommend, Gold Leaf Physical Therapy!! read more

I've never left a negative review online for any business. I'm the type of person who instead of writing a negative review, would normally choose to simply not return to a business again if I was unhappy, and move on with life. But in this case, I feel like it's only fair to warn others about my experience with this business, since I was swayed by some of these 5-star reviews prior to visiting Gold Leaf. I would agree with the other reviews that the facility is very clean and nice. And the PT I met with was very friendly and professional. The PT did not "fix" my issue (it resolved on it's own) but I felt confident about the PT's abilities. My compliments would end there. Because at the end of the day it comes down to integrity and value of services provided, and this where, in my opinion, Gold Leaf has fallen very, very short. I was charged $1,111.85 for two very basic appointments. That's right, $1,111.85 - no typos. No x-rays were taken, no adjustments were made, no massages given, etc. The first appointment was basically "when did you hurt it? how did you hurt it? does it hurt when you raise your arm like this or like that?", etc. The PT put some tape on my shoulder similar to what an athletic trainer might do, showed me a stretch that might help and said let's get you in again soon. Nothing surprising about this, first appointments are often simply information gathering sessions. For this, they came up with this list of charges: - PT Eval Level 2 $254.00 - Manual Therapy Technique $168.00 - Neuromuscular Reeducation $84.00 - Therapeutic Procedure 1 $78.75 - Therapeutic Activities $100.80 Total: $685.55 Yes, to be fair an initial appointment should be more expensive because they need to set up a new patient file, etc and administrative staff need to get paid, too. I get all that. And I might agree with the first charge for the evaluation because that was basically what it was - an initial evaluation. But the rest? Really? For my second appointment, I informed the PT that I had rested my shoulder and that it was feeling better. The PT suggested that we review some basic rubber band/bodyweight/range of motion exercises. And that is what we did - nothing else. The PT showed me a few exercises (most of which I already knew and did regularly) and watched as I repeated them. For that visit, they came up with this list of charges: - Manual Therapy Technique $84.00 - Neuromuscular Reeducation $84.00 - Therapeutic Procedure 1 $157.50 - Therapeutic Activities $100.80 Total: $426.30 Again, this was for what were, in my opinion, very basic/minimal services. $1,111.85. After insurance, I owed $589.73 out of pocket. I have never felt so ripped off in my life. Something that further adds to my frustration is that I asked about a possible estimate before treatment and was stonewalled - they simply would not discuss billing with me. I asked about it again at my second visit and was again stonewalled. This seemed shady to me so I expected to be surprised by the bill, but nothing could have prepared me for the bill I received. When I inquired about the billing after receiving the bill, I was told something to the effect of they don't set the rates, the insurance company does. I contacted my insurance company about this and they told me that is not true. Additionally, I reviewed the charges with insurance to learn exactly what they were - more bad news. According to my insurance, "Manual Therapy Technique" is basically a massage - I did not receive any sort of massage or adjustment from Gold Leaf, yet it appears that I was charged for two of them. So many things just don't add up here. And at the end of the day - plain and simple - how would you feel if you had two very basic appointments and ended up with a $1,111.85 bill? So, after a few weeks of good old-fashioned rest, my shoulder is back to normal - no thanks to Gold Leaf. Unfortunately, my bank account balance certainly isn't what it used to be - all thanks to Gold Leaf. read more

Was referred by my doc and I've been going for a couple weeks now. Met with Adam for the initial assessment and Jason has been working with me since. As explained, it's a process to mitigate the ongoing chronic back pain I've suffered for years, but it's already been reduced in this short time. Extremely friendly atmosphere and I actually look forward to my appointments. read more

After being treated at several PT Clinics, I was sent to Gold Leaf by my Orthopaedic PA. I was so surprised by the relationships between the PTs in the clinic and their staff. So relaxed and friendly and all had an interest in what I needed. I am over 75 and they were more than happy to deal with me and my long term recovery from a redo of my knee replacement following two falls. The massage helped get me to the point where the exercises did not over challenge me. Friends would tell you I became more alive and like my old self after 3 months of tx at this clinic. I have the utmost respect for the skills and for the group working with my anxieties. Thanks to all. VCW read more

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Everyone is kind, caring and genuinely interested in how you are doing. They explain what is going on in a way that's easy to understand and everything they have done for me is helping substantially. I highly reccommend Gold Leaf Physical Therapy! read more