I really like the therapists at this location. I have had OT before following a work injury, but…read morethis PT is for an injury incurred while running. Everyone makes you feel at easy and are very easy to work with.

From the owner: CORA Physical Therapy Dunn offers a range of services including physical, occupational and speech…read moretherapy, general rehabilitation, sports medicine, auto injury rehabilitation, work injury, rehabilitation for seniors, plus more. With direct patient access and 24-48 hour scheduling, we'll have you on your road to recovery with one of our licensed therapists in no time. We accept 4,000+ insurances and can treat our patients in-clinic, telehealth (virtually) or in your home. The health and safety of our patients is always top priority.

Absolutely life changing. I have been in physio most of my life and never had such a skilled team…read more Jean is absolutely brillant and Molly is fabulous. I cannot recommend enough. I think everyone could benefit from this and especially people with EDS or connective tissue laxity After decades of self help, meditation and every modality you can think of I learned that my posture was what was holding my nervous system stuck in old patterns. ​​​

I really like APT both for their physical therapists and their pilates classes! This is a great…read moreplace to come if you've had little success with other therapy, as they take an overall look at postural restoration. I recently tried Beth's pilates class a few weeks ago, and felt safe, yet challenging. As for PT, Molly is an awesome physical therapist, and knows a lot about spine health. I've heard numerous success stories and highly recommend them!

Run (or hobble) away from CORA…read more In short, the therapists are not skilled for serious problems. I will never go to CORA again. And I recommend staying away. I had a therapy session at CORA 3 weeks after surgery for a ruptured Achilles tendon. Here are all the problems in one session. (1) The front door is heavy and is difficult for someone in crutches. (2) I had to fill out a questionnaire on an IPAD that was for a different type of injury. They apologized but had me fill out the long form standing up while I was on crutches. They claimed that it was to measure my progress, but that was nonsense. They way you measure progress is by measuring the range of movement of my foot side to side and up and down, which they did not do. (3) The waiting area has seats that are linked--think waiting for a plane at RDU. I could not elevate my leg. They told me to come 15 minutes early, so I waited uncomfortably for 10 minutes. (4) When I went back to the therapist, she had me sit on a table with my leg dangling. Eventually, I had to tell the therapist that this position was detrimental to my injury. (5) The therapist gave me no exercises for my injury. After my session I researched the recommended exercises for someone 3 weeks after Achilles surgery and I found several exercises. When I went to Duke Physical Therapy at Meadowmont, 5 days later, they presented me with the exercises I found in my research. (6) Also, when I went to Duke Physical Therapy, they observed how I used the crutches they even had me use stairs. They instructed me on a better way to use the crutches to navigate stairs. The therapist at CORA did not do any of this.

My experience was not good. It wasn't bad, just wasn't worth the trouble of driving there. my PT…read morewas not attentive. she didn't explain things, she just assumed too much. Seems to me she was working in the wrong field. I will not be going back.

I have had the best experience with NCCPT. I have terrible lower back problems for which I am…read moreputting off surgery as long as possible. Kyle, my therapist, has worked with me to put together a program of exercises and stretching that have helped tremendously. I added dry needling to the mix, which has been a Godsend. Kyle seems to be able to find the exact location of knots and tension and to target them for release with perfect precision. I get much relief from him and this therapy. I have worked with other therapists as well. To a one, every staff member (clinical and administrative) is friendly, competent, funny, and a joy. I cannot recommend this practice enough.

After a knee replacement I received PT @ NC Center for Physical Therapy. The entire experience was…read morevery positive. Having multiple mobility issues, My therapist Abbey worked diligently to improve not only My knee flexibility and strength but other areas in need of strengthening to insure I could be able to walk in a safe, sure manner. I enjoyed the genuine care and concern for My well-being. I found the entire staff to be caring ,respectful and knowledgeable.

If I could give a zero, I would. Totally wrong exercises for my condition. Increased my pain and…read morenow I have more severe pain. Also, sent me a text and didn't mention I'd be charged a co-pay for using it. Thank GOD for other reviews and warnings. And forget about canceling an appt online. You have to call and speak to someone...like the customer service for Spectrum!!! I'm now taking pain therapy at the YMCA, where the therapists understand my pain. ​

the staff at pivot physical therapy are wonderful...they work on getting you back to your regular…read morephysical condition...i myself go twice a week and i feel my shoulder is getting better week....thank you pivot for time and services....