Dr. Birch. He is wonderful. He has tried to help me with a doctor that messed my knee up really…read morebad. He has done his best to make me well over the last five years. I really appreciate his help. He is a great doctor. I cannot speak for the rest of the people there but I know Dr. Birch is wonderful. I think him a lot. We've been through many surgeries together.

Dismal experience with the front desk, the office manager and most unfortunately the doctor…read morehimself... The doctor's behavior during an appointment was incredibly inappropriate. We tried carefully to find whom to report it to and were referred to Christina whom we were told was HR but then turned out to be the office manager? All very unclear. Regardless, we very specifically requested anonymity and discretion, and instead she was incredibly rude, disrespectful, and simply forwarded it to the doctor himself who was inappropriate, completely against our wishes! It was an abhorrent experience and handled just as abusively on all sides. There is no oversight recourse with these people.

It has been almost 2 years since i broke my fibula and became a patient here. I was a triathlete…read moreand equestrian and never slowed down after an injury happened and healed. But the lack of care i received here basically crippled me. I first saw Dr Yau (who didnt even look at my xray and just read the interpretation from Radiologist) then I saw Dr Thomas who left on maternity leave shortly after telling me to give it more time. Both dr's were NICE but didnt successfully treat my injury.I kept returning to tell them it still hurts and i am not healing/walking right and they kept telling me not to worry and let the broken bone naturally heal and keep walking on it in walking boot. Forget about running again. I am still in pain walking almost 2 yrs later. I went to another dr who said this injury needed surgery at the time. I am so depressed about how much this has affected my life and lifestyle.

I saw Dr Yau after seeing two other physicians for my shoulder who recommended surgery . Dr Yau was…read morethe only one to recognize my problem as frozen shoulder and to recommend a course of action that was actually useful and nonsurgical. The PT he recommended was really good. I've had a lot of medical issues that have landed me at cedars/ucla etc but I truly felt our local dr yau was a true find.

This place is remarkable. Customer service was on point super friendly people they fix my back when…read moreI was having problems with it. Highly recommend this place. They're kind of funny too. If you're looking to get your morbility improved. I highly recommend this place, their price is fair. Super professional they definitely take care of their clients. Highly recommend this place for every person that needs to improve on their mobility.

I have been going to Dr. Johnson for over three years and when opened up Procovry I immediately…read moresigned up for monthly membership. The staff is amazing and your body will thank you. Personally I know I couldn't keep up with the volume of training for Spartan Races and CrossFit without going to see them once a week. I'd recommend this to everyone from athletes to your everyday person who is looking to get out of pain.

I just had a hip replacement operation at the Orthopedic Institute of Santa Barbara with Dr…read moreGallivan and the great staff and I am already walking perfectly in just over a week after the surgery was completed. The entire procedure was a breeze with very little pain in my case. The Orthopedic Institute of Santa Barbara is very high tech with a very comfortable waiting area and the wait times are very quick. And Dr Gallivan and the entire staff are very kind and caring. I really have a new lease on life with the hip replacement surgery Dr Gallivan performed and I am able to do more every day with the help of the physical therapists Dr Gallivan recommended. I highly recommend Dr Gallivan and the staff at Orthopedic Institute Of Santa Barbara

Doctor Gallivan is a great doctor, and an excellent surgeon, office wait times are forever. Every…read moretime.

Dr. Larson is a chiropractic genius! When I walked in this morning, I was in so much pain and when…read moreI walked out, I felt like myself again. I'll return tomorrow or the next day and have a few more adjustments to make sure everything is perfect and I know that with Dr. Larson and his wonderful office staff I'm getting the best and most supportive care! THANK YOU

Dr. Larson and his staff are truly awesome I have referred friends and family to the office.read more

Everyone is super friendly, facility is very clean, and the equipment is extensive. This is a great…read moregym!

I'm an older client and have been an enthusiast of The Training Room and Mark Brisby owner and…read morechiropractor for years. Mark trained me for my first sprint triathlon when I was in my early 60s. Now, whenever I have a physical challenge or when I need advice and treatment and can't get into a Medicare paid physician or therapy for weeks or months! - I go to Mark Brisby. His experience, knowledge, training and services have been invaluable over many years. Even after I've received all the help I can from Medicare paid physical therapy - and it just takes me to functional - I go to Mark and The Training Room for the next level = excellent! It's my "Go To"place for the very best physical care & training. I can't recommend it highly enough.

Normally I wouldn't waste my time with leaving a negative review but I feel obligated to inform…read moreothers and maybe help prevent some other poor soul from experiencing what I went through. My first mistake was not looking at all of Dr Pearson's reviews on Yelp and Google. I saw four stars for his Santa Barbara practice and assumed that was good enough. He's a doctor, he knows what he's doing, right? Wrong. I came to Dr Pearson as most, through a referral from my PC Doc via my HMO. He diagnosed me with a Morton's neuroma and told me surgery was the only option. After a few months, I decided to go through with the procedure. He never ordered an MRI or any imaging. The surgery went fine, but my recovery never happened. After 11 months , he finally ordered an MRI. The MRI clearly showed and described a recurring neuroma. Dr Pearson, ignored that and basically told me the pain was in my head. "Pain is pain" were his exact words. No offer to do a follow up surgery or admit he didn't do the procedure correctly. He was very elusive and dismissive in his responses to questions. After a total of 14 appointments over a 2 year period, and a failed surgery, I gave up on this guy and found another doctor. I'm now 6 weeks post Op with Dr Haggerty at Alta Orthopedic. She found the neuroma, removed it and I'm now back to hiking and walking at about 80% and hopeful to make a full recovery. Sorry, Dr Pearson, pain is not always pain. Sometimes pain is caused by the actual problem you diagnosed but failed to resolve. Dr Pearson may be good enough for simple broken ankles and sprangs, but I'd stay far away If you need surgery or have a complicated issue.

Dr Pearson operated on my ankle over 20 years ago, my wife's foot nearly that long ago, and he's…read morenow treating my foot. I've no complaints. He's very competent and doesn't recommend unnecessary procedures. His office staff is professional, and wait times to make appointments or to be seen once there are reasonable. I highly recommend him.