PT post knee replacement surgery. They are a top notch facility and have helped me with both my…read moreknee replacement therapy. Adam is the best. Great people.

I cannot recommend this organization in Monument enough. I had knee replacement and Adam and…read moreChristine were the most amazing and caring therapists I could ask for. They were so knowledgeable and professional. Back hiking after a little over 2 months.

Today was my first visit to Select Physical Therapy and I'm completely impressed. Jason was…read moreamazing! He massaged aching muscles in a way that made me SO much more relaxed than when I arrived. I've been to other physical therapist but Jason really took the time to get to know me. I've had two surgeries on my neck so my issues are focused on the neck, shoulders and back. Jason didn't just tell me how to stretch, but he helped me through the stretches. He helped push my body in ways that released tension in places I didn't even realized needed that stretch. All in all, I felt great when I left and have appointments booked for the next two weeks. If you're in pain, give Select Physical Therapy a try. It's early in my progress but I have high hopes that this treatment will bring me relief.

Best physical therapy today i came in with so much pain and left with literally no pain!!! Nicole…read moreis amazing and really goes out of her way to help Thank you so much!!!

The front desk staff is professional, friendly and helpful (Wanda and Natalie). Therapists and the…read morefront desk work hard to help you schedule what works for you. Initially I went to ORA for pelvic floor therapy. Alex is the most knowledgeable therapist I've worked with for that. We then needed to work on my knee and moved on to my hip. Alex has extensive knowledge and experience, which has been very beneficial. I appreciate that we discuss where I am and then a plan for each session before we start.

Their billing is unethical. I went for 3 or 4 appointments after my initial appointment. For the…read morelast two appointments my therapist had another client on the table the whole time while I was instructed to do calf raises and stretches I could easily do at home. I was told after my last session that I could make another appointment if I wanted to. It was very dismissive and then I got a bill for multiple things that never even happened. I think it was just a way to milk the insurance company. This also did nothing for my achilles issues that was causing daily pain and trouble walking. I found a deep tissue massage therapist that worked on glute muscles and hamstrings and calves. This worked. Orthopedic Rehabilitation Associates charged $180 for a ten minute foot rub (manual therapy) and $114 for neuromuscular re-education (which never happened unless it was the calf raises?). This is dishonest billing practices. I'm sure physical therapy is great for some situations, but they should be upfront with you if they think you need another option.

I honestly regret going to the appointment and wish I never did. I did not get a good/confident…read morefeeling on the first appointment, but decided to give a second try. I should have trusted my gut. I am in worse pain now than before and I'm concerned about one of the exercises that was used on me. ** Also I should have looked closer at the online reviews as majority are based out of CA and there is an Ascend Physical Therapy in CA too. SO these people reviewing are probably reviewing about CA location and not the Colorado Springs. Update-The next couple of days since the PT appointment and I am in even worse pain than before going to this place. I am having more issues and just extremely upset for not trusting my gut in the first place. I wish I never went here. Now I just need pray what the PT did is not permanent.

I'm at the beginning of my treatment, but so far I'm very happy with them. They were the 3rd PT…read moreoffice I called and absolutely the easiest to work with. The 1st office said they charged hospital rates, $459/45 mins. Not even kidding. The 2nd office wouldn't give me a clue about prices until my 1st appt and wouldn't schedule me until they had a referral in hand. Ascend PT gave me a price up front, said they'd start me without a referral and they squeezed me into their calendar. My healing process will be slow, but I'm really happy with my PT's (Ryan) expert hands. Everyone in the office is very nice and easy to work with.

Kayta's care for me the past two has been the most significant factor in my return to a pain-free…read moreactive life of travel and caring for our ranch. When I was 63, upon retiring after 40+ years in commercial construction, my first splurge was not on a grand vacation or a big house project, both activities my wife and I often discussed and planned, but was focused on eradicating the increasing pain in my lower back and hips, which sadly made those other dreams seem unattractive and increasingly unobtainable. So my first retirement "project" was a series of stem cell and PRP treatments over several months; although it did help, the relief obtained wasn't to the level that I still hoped was possible, and seemed necessary to regain my confidence in taking on high-level physical activities. So I next went for the total hip replacement, tackling the worst side first; thankfully it did take care of that hip's pain... but my back pain was still nagging me, and the hip surgery had so greatly reduced my lower-body strength that I'd not regained much enthusiasm for those other dreamed-for activities. What finally seemed to stem the tide, thankfully, came from almost off-handed recommendations from both providers: "you should find a good physical therapist". I was skeptical, having tried a few PT providers when my back first started really hurting 10+ years prior... but I'd only seen limited improvements. I decided to give PT one more shot, however, because I'd recently heard such good things about Take Charge Physical Therapy from a long-time friend who had suffered from debilitating back and neck pain for most of her adult life, finally obtaining relief from their practice. So I started with Take Charge in August 2022, and to my surprise, started to see improvement in both pain reduction and returning strength/function of my lower body, even within a few months, which of course motivated me to continue. Soon it became obvious that Katya's PT treatments would be the primary driver in my steady return to where I was enjoying my ranch work and travel again, regaining the confidence and capacity that I used to take for granted when I was younger. My wife I are now enjoying our travel dreams, and I'm doing ranch projects I've been hesitant to tackle for years. Looking back, I'm convinced that most of my progress to healing has been due to Katya's care at Take Charge, even to the point that I think I may have even obtained this level of success without the stem/PRP and the hip replacement... or at least I'm now convinced that I won't need to replace the other hip. And currently, although I'm at a point of self-sustaining care, I still look forward to Katya's treatments, not only because of her role in addressing those little surprises that show up in the aging process, but also because of her depth of knowledge in anything related to muscles, tendons, and bones (to be expected from a doctorate of physical therapy from CU Anschutz), and so many other facets of overall healthily living. For any of my friends who seriously want to reduced nagging muscle pain and to address their overall health, I can't recommend Katya enough.

Kendra has always been incredible when I see her, but I have been working with Katya for a few…read moremonths now and miracles have occurred. I have had neuropathy for years as type 2 diabetic. About the only medication that seems to lower the pain enough to sleep well is 100 mg of Tramadol before bed. Katya has been working on my feet with needling and massage for blood flow, and the results have been astonishing. For the first time in years, I am able to sleep and walk around without pain medication. I simply cannot recommend her enough.

Worked mainly with Shannon over the past three months following a knee replacement. She is both…read morefriendly and professional, listening to my concerns and encouraging me with manageable exercises to do at home as well as during my therapy sessions. Achieved my goals in just 11 weeks. Other staff members are also pleasant and capable. The facility is clean and welcoming and conveniently located. I will recommend them to friends and definitely return when I have my second knee done.

Dany is an amazing and caring DPT. I have had other PTs that have always fallen short of the…read morestandard of treatment that I have had with Danys PT. They have gotten me through upper cervical, lower lumbar, shoulder and knee issues. Amazing clinic

I saw Dany years ago and she was good, but this time has been a very different experience. Despite…read moremultiple attempts from both myself and my Pain Management doctor over the course of four weeks, she never responded to calls or messages to schedule an appointment. After a month of silence, my doctor is now referring me to a different PT.

I was referred for therapy for my pelvic floor. The therapist , Emma, was extremely knowledgeable…read moreand shared her wisdom with me in an easily understandable way. I improved well by following the instruction and will continue to maintain this progress. Being a PT myself I felt I grew not just physically but mentally. The office staff was friendly and helpful. I would return here for any future needs. Thank you, Hope Physical Therapy. You care for the whole person.

These people are fantastic. I met with Emily who was knowledgeable, compassionate, skilled and…read moreinvested in my well-being. They offer 15 minute free consultations so if you are wondering whether their services may be helpful, stop in (appointment may be required, I am not sure about just consultations). Their prices for actual treatment sessions are completely reasonable. As it turns out, my dizziness would best be addressed, most likely, by steroids for potential labyrinthitis (inflammation of the ear tubes) rather than other causes that could be addressed through physical therapy but Emily was the first clinician to take the time examining my symptoms and testing for various issues.