I would recommend Frank Arena,Occupational Therapist, to any of my friend and acquaintances, I was…read morehaving complications from overuse of my hands and had tendonitis in my arms. Frank was able to find deficiencies in movement I wasn't aware of. We worked the issues with manipulation, strength and flexability training with all the best equipment in the office. Frank appears to be a little OCD about cleanliness and I appreciate this quirk. At the end of each session we finished with a massage and the feel good machine. I was able to avoid surgery because of the work we did. Frank gave me the best advice to purchase splints to wear at night. The splints keep me from sleeping with my hands and wrists in unhealthy positions. It has changed my life by raising my sleep score by 30pts daily. My advice is, at the least, try whatever Frank tells you to do. It will benefit you immensely.

I have been to 4 different rehab facilities. They all do what is aloud bye patients. If come in…read moreready and determined then you'll get whatever you put out. The therapist job is to show you what's best for your injury and how it affects your recovery. Each therapist has a unique perspective and skill set. I'm not here to say who did what, because they're all special. I can write a book on each and every Therapist I have encountered within a two year period. I THANK GOD for the people who I have worked with. I wish they gave you something to talk about and share with others. I told a therapist, that every now and then. Instead of a ( Good Job) I would love a hand clap, or a graduation gift. Thanks PURE TOCHER, for the ones who know me, knows I love too joke around.

Forge Physical Therapy: They Got My Groove Back!…read more After having a hip replacement on June 15, I knew physical therapy was going to be a big part of getting back to my normal self. What I didn't expect was to actually LOVE going to physical therapy! I went to Forge Physical Therapy in Frisco 2-3 times a week for about two months, and I honestly cannot say enough wonderful things about this place. From day one, I felt like I was part of the Forge family. Dr. Spencer is absolutely fantastic. He is incredibly knowledgeable and seemed to know exactly what I needed--even when I wasn't entirely sure what I needed myself! He pushed me, encouraged me, and helped me rebuild my strength and confidence after surgery. Most importantly, he knew how to help me get my groove back! And believe me, after a hip replacement, getting your groove back is no small accomplishment! And then there is Ms. Linda--aka "The Colonel." What can I say about The Colonel? She was so incredibly sweet, caring, encouraging, and just genuinely happy to see me every time I walked in. She made every visit feel a little more like visiting friends than going to PT. In fact, I have NEVER felt so much love and genuine care in a physical therapy office. These people went from being my physical therapists to feeling like family. And somehow, I actually looked forward to seeing them 2-3 times a week--which is pretty impressive considering I was there because I had just had my hip replaced! Forge is a newer PT location, and Frisco is SO lucky to have them. If you need physical therapy, I cannot recommend this team enough. They have the knowledge, expertise, encouragement, and--most importantly--the HEART. Thank you, Dr. Spencer, Ms. Linda/The Colonel, and the entire Forge team for taking such great care of me and helping me get back to doing the things I love. I came in with a new hip and left with a stronger body, a lot more confidence, and a whole new group of people I now consider friends/family. Five stars doesn't even seem like enough! And yes... I actually miss going to PT. Who says that?!

After having both hips replaced over the summer, I asked my orthopedist for the best outpatient PT…read morein Frisco. He recommended Frisco PT and they did not disappoint. Rachael got me from two full hip replacements to full participation in aerobics classes in less than six months. Some dry needling with Colby to loosen things up sealed the deal. I heartily recommend Achieve PT in Frisco.

I found them on the internet when I needed physical therapy for a rotator cuff injury…read more Mike and his staff are really great. They are organized and very friendly and Mike is great at what he does. My shoulder started feeling better after just a few treatments and while the sessions are sometimes painful, Mike makes sure he doesn't push you too far. I'd definitely recommend them if you have the need for physical therapy.

Mike is a the best physical therapist I have ever had! Very knowledgeable about his profession. I…read morehad a very slow recovery from ACL surgery. I had to switch to different physical therapist because it did not seem like they had treated any cases like me before. Mike is so good at what he does. He thoroughly explained to me how everyone heal at different rate and I should not be discouraged about that. Without the frustration of slow recovery, I gradually gained strength and range of motion. I am 1000% want to recommend this clinic! Everyone else in the office is super sweet and friendly too! Did not feel like I am going to a clinic at all.

This is the Place to be !! Everyday people or injured or an Athlete , Cody and Steven are just…read moreSimply The BEST !! You will see Progress and Healing Big TIME !

Not knowing what to expect on how therapy could accelerate the healing of my issue, I quickly…read morelearned it has everything to do with the professionalism and knowledge of the doctor. The personalized attention Steven gave me for my situation will allowed me to continue my vacation plans. I thought for sure I was going to have to cancel. Working my injury in the pool with the resistance program caused quicker healing along with massaging the touch points Steven would find prior to entering the pool. I highly recommend Steven and his staff as he is thorough and is an excellent doctor!

Great people and simple to make an appointment. I have improvement in my four weeks.read more

Kirsten was amazing! Shes wonderful and great at listening to the problems and helping create good…read moresolutions. I had broken my ankle/leg in three places. I had run a marathon a couple months earlier, and I wanted to be back in tip top shape via exercise without pain. I now have minimal to no pain during heavily active activities, and I had a wonderful time at every PT appointment! Everyone there is very kind and helpful. 100% recommend!

Dr. Lessner took ample time listening to me and offered multiple treatment options. Several of my…read moreimmediate family members have also seen him and I highly recommend him.

The amount of time and stress it took me to try and reschedule my appointment caused me to cancel…read moreit entirely. Just like everywhere else now they have minimal human contact and I could not feel less cared for.

I've been treated at Airrosti locations a few times in the past and have always had phenomenal…read moreoutcomes. My recent visit to Dr. Peterson's practice was no different. His treatments relieved my pain within minutes, and I was finally able to stay asleep that night. The prescribed exercises that Mo coached me through are doing the trick preventing reoccurrence of the injury. Hopefully I won't need to, but if I happen to injure myself again, I'll be making an appointment with Dr. Peterson.

I found the sessions enjoyable and helpful. The exercises…read morewere helpful in relieving my pain.

My first appointment seemed fine. I had a general examination, and I explained why I was there in…read morethe first place, blah blah blah. One of the therapists came and grabbed me and helped to teach me a few exercises I would be doing. The doctor insisted on 2 sessions a week, which seemed a bit much to me, but I'm no doctor. Once done with my appointment, I scheduled my next few appointments. One of those appointments was today. I arrived on time and was promptly brought back to start my therapy. I was doing the same exercises I had done last time, so I was familiar with how to do them. I was handed a timer and told what to do and for how long. Once completed, I looked around but did not see my therapist, so I just sat there, just kinda looking around for her. I noticed there were two groups of therapists all speaking a different language, laughing, and seemed to be having a good time. I couldn't get anyone's attention despite calling out to the two groups, so I just sat there and waited for someone to check on me or see me. Despite being the only patient and in the center of the room, no one noticed. After a couple of minutes, one of the male therapists noticed me and seemed to ask the group who I belonged to? I don't know for sure because I could not understand them. My therapist looked at me and hollered instructions to me from across the room. I knew what she meant because I had done it once before. I proceeded to do the exercise. The entire time, people were running around me, talking about whatever they were talking about, and I started to get upset. At some point during one of the exercises, my therapist kind of just disappeared, and another man I had never met started having me do an exercise I had already done. He was explaining how to properly do it until I asked him if I should be doing it again. He said no, took the belt away, and went to the back to grab something. Honestly, I don't think he knew what I should be doing because he took a couple of minutes just fumbling around, looking, and grabbing at different things. He came back with a band and showed me what he wanted me to do. I had a feeling he just made it up, but I didn't know for sure. He then asked me how much pain I was in, referring to my knee. I told him that I wasn't there for knee pain and was a bit confused as to what my treatment plan was for treating my akathisia. He didn't know what that meant, but instead of asking me what it was, he left me with the timer, told me how long I needed to do the exercise. He then walked away. Again, I finished my exercise, and no one was there. There were just a bunch of therapists (I'm assuming that's what they were) having a good ol' time talking and hanging out in the closet and back of the room. I couldn't get anyone to help me. No one seemed to know why I was there, and no one seemed to care. I literally just got up, grabbed my shoes, hat, and sweatshirt, walked to the front, put my shoes on, and walked out the front door. I left this place feeling a mixture of awkward, confused, and kinda pissed. I called and cancelled the appointments I already had on the books and told them that I would not be returning. If you want to make actual progress regarding your health, I would steer clear of this place. I found everyone rude, dismissive, uninformed, and extremely unprofessional. Except for the receptionist. She was very kind and accommodating.

Therapy Fit is well operated by great staff members. The assistant gives great instructions on how…read moreto do exercises. Easy to talk to and professional. Thanks for the help!

I recently needed Physical Therapy for a knee injury and went to Allen Therapy Center. Daniel and…read morethe team provided a plan of care which was appropriate for my injury. The therapy sessions were consistent, each visit new exercises were added as my knee improved. I am fully recovered after a few weeks and have instructions for ongoing exercise to prevent further injuries. I highly recommend Allen Therapy Center!

I had PT with Mark Fielden at this facility after a shoulder replacement in 2024. My seventh joint…read morereplacement, I am familiar with PT and therapists; and I rate Marc among the best I've had. A therapist for 40 years, there's not much that Marc hasn't seen. He was familiar with my procedure and knew how to treat me. He stretched, pulled and pushed on the shoulder in all of the typical ways to avoid inflicting pain (where possible), making notes on my current state. At each visit he'd review his notes, take new measurements and then tailor that day's session base on my progression before passing me off to the technicians who would implement his plan. If I need PT again, I'll certainly look up Marc.

The three stars are because the trainers are amazing women…read more I brought my daughter to S2S for physical therapy. After the first session, the receptionist told me we needed to pay an $80 deductible and then we're good. We proceeded to schedule the next month of therapy, two times per week. Here we are 5-6 weeks later, with 10-12 sessions down and I received a bill in the mail for $160. Apparently we should have been paying at least $80/visit and not one person in the company communicated this info to me. They knew when they submitted the first claim and it was denied by my insurance company, but I had no idea. I'm sure you could imagine my surprise when I started asking questions and my bill is over $800. I would never continue with the services had they told me it would be $80/visit, while in network. Never. Again, the trainers are super nice, attentive and knowledgeable, but whomever handles their billing department lacks proper communication skills.

I have been going to S2S Frisco for PT for back & hip issues and was recommended by my back doctor…read more Started out with a gentleman that I had two sessions with and then he left because he was moving. The only reason I bring him up is because I want to point out how respectful he was. I am female so when we went into our first assessment he asked me if I was ok with the door being closed or would I rather it be open? Also that session and next session anytime he would touch my body he would ask first if it was ok. None of these things bothered me at all but it was nice that he was mindful that it may make some people uncomfortable. After he left I have been doing my PT with Mackenzie and she has been amazing!! She's very personable, also mindful, and she asks specifically what might be hurting/uncomfortable with my body that day then addresses that. She's been doing very targeted therapy and specific exercises based on my issues. She's also very good at updating and sending me targeted exercises I can do at home, which I find very helpful. There's an app S2S uses for this and I find it very beneficial. I have progressed with the help from Mackenzie and I feel in a much better position than when I first started my PT. When I originally went in they gave me a timeline of what they thought I would need and that was pretty on target. I believe their goal is to help you through your real time of needing help then set you up so that you can maintain on your own, which I really like. I still have a few more sessions left but I also would definitely use them & Mackenzie again if I have additional needs. I'll recommend them to friends as well. My only one thing I would change is the fee associated with using a charge card for payment. There is a processing fee for payments unless you use cash. Other than that, its all great! oh, also the facility is very clean which obviously is a very important thing! 5 stars!