I was cared for at Therapy Plus to deal with Achilles bone spurs as an alternate to surgical…read moreprocedures. They worked hard to repair the damage, but were ultimately unsuccessful in helping me avoid surgery. The people treated me with respect, kindness, and empathy. It was a really great experience and I heartily recommend them to anyone with a physical challenge that they want to address. Good people!

I had a terrible knee injury occur from running for many years. It got so bad that I was unable to…read morewalk without crutches. The injury occurred at the gym that is attached to Therapy Plus. The Physical Therapist on staff that was kind enough to ice it and get me an appointment right away. I had many doubts as to how physical therapy could possibly help me. Stephen Moyer, Physical Therapist at Therapy Plus, took time to really examine my injury. My confidence grew daily. I went from crutches to running again within a few weeks. It has been a pleasure being Mr. Moyer's patient. I am grateful for all the time and energy that went into curing my knee. I am back to marathon training. I rarely leave reviews but this is a well deserved 5 star rating!

I was always hesitant going to a Chiropractor. After hurting myself preparing for a marathon, I…read morewent to Kane Family Chiropractor. Multiple people recommended him A(had the same doubts). He explained everything to me about my body. I was stunned how he could just see thing in my anatomy. After he finished my view turned around 100%. I have used him numerous time since and would not hesitate to see him.

Timothy is an amazing physical therapist who helped me get my calf and my shoulder problem all…read morefixed up

Thank you HS Therapy Associates. I sustained a serious rotator cuff injury in February 2021…read more Surgery followed shortly after, then 6 weeks in a pillow sling. The surgeon then authorized PT twice a week to begin recovery of range of motion and strength. I choose to go to HS Therapy Associates and found Dr. Ciuba and his staff to be very professional, supportive and fun to work with. The program he set for me through both office and home PT, began with basics then advancing as my shoulder continued to heal. The stretching and strengthening exercises were varied and valuable. At my three month post surgery visit with the surgeon, he said he was "pleasantly surprised" at my progress due to the extent of my injury. He authorized another round of PT to keep up the good progress. This past Monday I met with the surgeon for my five month post surgery visit. I had regained virtually 100% range of motion and with significant strength improvement, he released me from his care. I would highly recommend that you investigate HS Therapy Associates should you need PT services. While PT can be hard while going through the necessary program it can be "fun" with Dr. Ciuba. Thank you again for your great service!

I've been to many physical therapists in my long life, mostly as a result of athletic injuries or…read moremishaps with heavy power equipment. So I knew they work on joints, ligaments and tendons. But what I didn't know is that they can cure--not ameliorate-but really cure a serious form of dizziness, called, Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV). "Benign" means the disorder is not life-threatening (tell that to someone throwing up because of feeling of the room spinning). "Paroxysmal' means it comes in sudden brief spells. "Positional" means the vertigo (sensation of room spinning fast and uncontrollably) comes when your head is in a certain position. Often the first episode you get is when you wake up in the morning. Seems to happen more frequently with older people. The room-spinning is not the same as what you get when you get drunk. Way worse. Plus, unlike getting hung over, you can have these episodes every day for months on end. Occasionally they resolve on their own. The inner ear plays a major role in maintaining our balance. It has three tiny semi-circular canals or tubes, (horizontal, anterior, and posterior) corresponding to the motions of a ship or airplane (turning, tilting and yaw). Inside the canals are some fine calcium deposits the position of which nerves can detect. Sometimes some of the fine deposits leave the main deposit and get lodged where they are not supposed to be, at the other end of the canal. Your brain gets confused and your eyes literally are twitching back and forth during the episode. Kinda cool to look at someone's eyes when they're wobbling like this. It doesn't last all that long. But I wouldn't dare drive a car, because you can't tell when the vertigo is going to come on. Once the vertigo starts, you can hardly see. Even walking around is dicey. You just have to stop and wait, and look around for a bucket. My local ER gave me an anti-histamine, which did nothing. But what they also did (after ruling out other causes) was to refer me to Willow Grove Physical Therapy, which cured me in two days. BPPV treatment is a specialty of Willow Grove PT. Treatment consists of no drugs. Just some controlled head movements. Doctor of Physical Therapy Jackie Pedersen accurately diagnosed the details of my situation. My problem was not the typical one, which would involve the horizontal canal. No, I had to have the anterior. Tougher to cure. I won't say the procedures, one on a Thursday and the second the next day, were a walk in the park. But you do what you have to do, and Jackie was more empathic and kindly than most of the PTs I've had. But on the Friday afternoon, I was done--really done--with BPPV. I went for a follow-up a week later, checking for gait, balance and so on, and I was completely out of the woods. That was three months ago, and I am still free of it. I never have had to use the exercises Jackie provided in the event of a relapse. I have no connection with Willow Grove Physical Therapy, and I have had no contact with with Dr. Jackie Pederson other than as a grateful patient who had this disorder. I should add that not all vertigo is caused by BPPV and that vertigo caused by other disorders can be much harder to treat. I got lucky--BPPV as my condition, not something worse, a fine ER that diagnosed the condition accurately and promptly and made a correct referral to a PT clinic that specializes in BPPV, and an outstanding, well-trained and empathic therapist. My hope is that if you, the reader, should ever have BPPB, you will be spared the months of misery caused by a failure to diagnose accurately and a failure to treat effectively, as a result of reading this review.

I highly recommend Willow Grove Physical Therapy. I have had Vertigo several times. WHPT, Julie…read moreSergio/Kevin Lynn helped me. I don't think twice before making an appointment for a Veda treatment. It is the only thing that gets me back to normal balance. WGPT treats you like family. From the front desk staff to the therapist. You get a sense of comfort when you enter. They have several locations. So if you need PT give them a call. You won't regret it!

Chrissie Biele is a very elite Therapist who uses many different techniques to help us get back to…read moreactivity. This past May I did the Mount Everest Base Camp Trek and it was only possible because Chrissy fixed my heel spurs on both legs. I had gone to a PT place that partners the Famous Ivy League school in Philly which was an absolute waste of time. They treated me like I was either an invalid or a mere number and in fact asked me not to walk more than a mile when my profession is Tennis. Anyway with her all angle approach I was able to Trek 44 miles and reach 18000 ft in the Himalaya's

I can't speak highly enough about this local business. I started seeing Chrissy in an attempt to…read moreavoid having an extensive two part surgery for missing cartilage in my knee and a torn meniscus from a sports related injury. My surgeon had proposed we could try PT instead of going the surgery route. I am about 10 weeks out since starting PT and the surgeon has now confirmed I can pass on the surgery due to the success of the PT work. I have gone to the larger corporate PT's in the past and they are younger inexperienced PT's. And once your allotted time is up, your appointment is finished. I have had numerous appointments where my time went over and Chrissy was taking the time to discuss or show me a helpful exercise for my home exercise. And when she did my original assessment, she took a lot of time to evaluate, ask me questions and it was a free evaluation! I can't say enough good things about Chrissy and the work she does. You are making a great choice if you decide to go to Light the Lamp PT for your respective injury.

I had never been to a chiropractor before, but I found this place and made my first appointment…read morelast week. I was nervous, all I've ever seen are the scary neck cracking videos. The woman at the desk was so sweet and checked my temperature when I got in, had me put on hand sanitizer and then gave me gloves to wear throughout the visit. It was so nice to know they were taking precautions for COVID safety. I filled out an easy form and was brought back to meet Dr. Park. This man, is hilarious. I told him about all the pain I'm experiencing in my feet, hip, shoulder and lower back. I was still skeptical that anything he'd be able to do would help. After he assessed my posture and had me bend over to see how far I could reach, he had me lay down and began to press into me pretty hard, and then he did the neck cracking, some other cracking, a lot more of pressing into me (it's not a pleasant feeling) and then a very (ticklish) massage gun all over my back and the backs of my legs. When I was finished, he tilted my head back and I could see more of the ceiling. Huh!? I stood up and he asked me to bend over again. I touched my toes! HUH!? I was breathing deeper and walking straighter, I couldn't believe the sorcery! Not to mention, I had the BEST sleep of my life that night! I thought I could wait to return for another 2 weeks, but I said "screw it" and returned this week to see if he could fix my foot pain with the custom orthodics he's created. He put them into my shoes and it was the first time I'd walked on my feet in years without feeling pain. I am so grateful to Dr. Park and Happy Chiropractic for fixing my pain and working with me to feel better! I am SO HAPPY now!

I am 27 weeks pregnant and this is my first time at a chiropractor dr jun s park is amazing!!! I…read morefeel Better then when i walked in i will be seeing him every week

As I now enjoy the benefit of HAVING FULL RANGE OF MOTION IN MY SHOULDER AND NECK,, CAN NOW STAND…read moreERECT, and NO LONGER GET AGGRAVATED BY THE TENSION I FEEL, besides Giving thanks to God in Heaven, I give thanks to Dr Walters for the COMPASSION and CARE she has toward her patients. AMAZAED at how she has improved my quality of life. Her staff is excellent, communicates well and accommodative! I will be recommending EVERYONE I know who hurts to her! Very Thankful and enjoying the benefits!

I suffered three injuries due to the negligence of instructors at the Club Pilates in the same…read moreshopping center. Dr Dobson and Dr Walter's diligent work corrected all of my injuries (Knee, lower back, and right arm). All of the visits were incredibly painful (fascia work typically is) but even years later, I have no pain. Im not even taking pain meds.