Great people, knowable and professional. Good place to be. I had knee surgery and needed a…read morelocation close to me. One of my church member recommended them. And it's a great experience.

Therapists are very knowledgeable and attentive. The atmosphere is positive among the patients and…read moretherapists. AND they get good results. When I started j could not do one "sit to stand " now I can do 14 in 30 seconds! They are friendly from the front desk to checkout. I can't say enough positive things about BR -PT Lake. Thank you everyone! TG and Lily

Peak has been absolutely wonderful for my PT needs. Absolutely love the staff and therapists. I…read morewould highly recommend them.

Second time to go to this facility and you walk in with some other guy and the lady tells him to go…read morestart on his bike and he's like ma'am, This is the first time I've been here... Then she tells me to go sit down and do neck exercises.I had no clue what I was doing felt out of place so I left. Just because I gave this one two stars doesn't mean all peak performances would be two stars because I have been to others that were right down awesome.

Such a nice facility and such wonderful physical therapy experts! Love the Bluebonnet location.read more

From the owner: Brown Rogers Physical Therapy and Wellness, with 2 large, free-standing locations in Baton Rouge,…read moreLA, offers an abundant list of specialties, an aquatic center and overall, quality therapy. *Please note, our Aquatic Center is located at our Jefferson Highway location. We spend time with our patients: that equals manual therapy, education, exercise, and much more. Your therapist is an expert in musculoskeletal pain and dysfunction and will help you get to a new place faster than you can imagine, because we use our skills and experience with patience, and expert evaluation. We have over 20 years of providing excellent, skilled, hands-on care. Visit our website, BrownRogersTherapy.com, or call/text, 225.926.2400 to schedule an evaluation today!

I worked as a physical therapy tech for almost three years with this company. It's a great physical…read moretherapy department. Eric Edmonson is the best physical therapist you can get there. He's super friendly and makes your therapy fun. Alyssa Chauvin is also an amazing therapist. They see a variety of issues from backs, knees and necks to strokes, Parkinson's, ALS, paralysis, etc. They offer the unweighted treadmill, balance exercises, core strengthening exercises, and even vestibular exercises. They also have the occupational therapist there to work with carpal tunnel, ulnar nerves, tennis elbow and shoulder problems. The physical and occupational therapist team up for those that need both therapies. Jimmy is a great occupational therapist. We call him Jimmy the great. The group is a lot of fun! I definitely enjoyed my time working there.

From the owner: Specializing in: - Physical Therapy Clinics…read more- Physical Therapists - Clinics

Humble Periacetabular Osteotomy surgeon…read more Dr. John R. Faust diagnosed me with hip dysplasia at age 46. He took over an hour explaining every detail of the Periacetabular Osteotomy (PAO) (fellowship trained with Dr. Tim Schrader, Atlanta) surgery. Dr. Faust offered several options in his expert opinion and was transparent about the pros and cons of surgery. Even though I left his office in tears, I knew could trust Dr. Faust and his team for my bilateral PAOs. I returned to running a quarter marathon, a tough mudder in Europe and a triathlon without hip pain. I am grateful Dr. Faust is able to provide this specialty surgery in Louisiana. I have no regrets. I am thankful everyday for my healthy hips.

It will keep you on hold forever leave messages with doctor the don't call back verry disappointedread more

I went to their location in Central, Baton Rouge. I didn't…read morefeel comfortable or safe at that location, especially when it comes to laying over old equipment, tools, and covers just used by other people. I had to quit after a couple of times. In several occasions, I had to wave to get the attention of the workers after finishing an exercise. Some unfriendly young workers would get pissed when I ask what to do next! Not a good place to do physical therapy. There are many more qualified ones around.

Staff is attentive, alert and thorough. Wait time is minimal and reception is polite and friendly.read more

This is such a great company to go to for physical therapy. The staff is great and so much fun. The…read moretherapists spend quality time with the patients and are there with them the entire time they have exercises. Patients aren't left alone to just do their own stuff. Keith, Jackson and Katie are wonderful therapists and truly care about their patients. The PTA's are also very knowledgeable when it comes to patient care. This group knows how to make therapy fun and worth the time there. I wouldn't want to go anywhere else!

From the owner: Baton Rouge Physical Therapy-Lake has been providing physical therapy and occupational therapy…read moreservices to the greater Baton Rouge area for 50 years. Your pain, and providing relief from that pain, is our priority.

They like family and they have a caring staff who will help you to get close to your goal!!!read more

Everyone was very nice and professional and helpful. Loved quality of care. Didn't get to spend a…read morelot of time here however due to insurance approval issues but from the time I did get to come for aqua therapy, my pain did improve and I continued to push thru. Perhaps I could return in the future.

Top notch professionals. Thanks to Ben, Aaron and Maddie for getting back to normal after my…read moreinjuries.

As a recent patient, I'd like to express my gratitude and appreciation to doctors Benjamin, Steven,…read moreAaron and the professional accommodating staff at Peak Performance Physical Therapy of Denham Springs, LA. I was been treated for burning sensation and acute pain in the meniscus of my knee. The MRI did not reveal a tear, so I didn't know what the root cause was, and had limited mobility. I had a month's worth of sessions in June, averaging 2-3 times per week, due to my work schedule. During the initial visit, Benjamin recommended that the primary focus of the therapy would be on the iliotibial (IT) band. His recommendation was on point! Midway through the program, I was feeling positive results. At the end of program I wasn't feeling any burning or pain, and had the mobility I was accustomed to, back. Several days after completion I headed to Camp Shelby, MS and pushed my knee beyond the normal activity and stress I normally place on it, for 30 days and I didn't have a single issue! Without the guidance of these highly motivated and experienced therapists, I firmly believe I would not have healed or recovered as quickly as I did, if at all. As long as you follow their instructions and do the extra at home exercises/stretches you'll recover quickly as well. You get out of it, what you put in to it, so be positive and stay motivated. A huge thank you again to everyone at Peak Performance who had a hand in my recovery. Take care guys! L. Everett

I have been going to the BROC S. Harrels Ferry clinic for several months. Due to my treatment, I…read morehave only used the hand clinic station. I must say everyone in this area is very friendly, and seem to know what they are doing. The therapist push you to heal, but at the same time listen to your limitations. You can tell they take pride in their work, and are professional. They also have great personalities and include patients in conversation. I would highly recommend this clinic if you are assigned hand, wrist, or elbow therapy. I have one more day of therapy, and can honestly say I think I am going to miss it. Eventhough i told them they tortured me (I lied) countless times, I will miss them. Brandy treated my left elbow about 10 years ago, and this time she treated my right. If I had a third elbow, I would ask for her to treat that one.

I arrive on time checked in and was told to go back. I walk back to the hand area and they look at…read moreme for a while. The therapist was sitting at the desk on the computer. Then the assistant says she will work with me in a bit and sends me out to the waiting room. First visit and feel bad. Maybe a bit better communication between staff would be great. I finally get called back and the assistant get me set up and puts my hand in heat. The therapist never turned around and introduced herself. I guess ordering stuff is more important then helping patients. I find it odd that they sent me back to the waiting room when they brought me back and the assistant just sat me down with a hot moist towel for fifteen minutes anyway