Kevin is fantastic, highly recommend him. I've been going to him on a regular basis after knee…read morereconstruction surgery from a sports injury. He works with a lot of professional athletes and focuses on customizing your sessions to whatever you need, pressure to muscle groups, etc. He offers stretching, sports therapy, and the best massages.

Kevin is the best. His personalized sessions are catered to my specific pain management needs. He's…read morevery friendly and personable. He offers a wide and unique range of therapeutic specialities. Today we started with pain targeted stretching techniques, then some hammer therapy, and finished with a massage and some icy hot. Kevin knows his craft and he knows it well. I've come in for lower back pain today and in the past but he has also helped with pain in my shoulders and knees. I recommend him to all of my family members and they never leave disappointed. 10/10 recommend for anyone who's looking for a personalized pain management session. He's also got some sweet t-shirts that are amazingly soft. I would give 6 starts if I could.

Dr. O'Bryan is absolutely wonderful to work with. She is thorough, personable, professional, and…read moreknowledgeable. I have seen her many times over the past couple of years for a variety of concerns, and she has taken the time to assist me through each one. I can't recommend her enough-she is a fantastic physician. I was referred to physical therapy by Dr. O'Bryan and worked with Dr. Spurrell and Bill Taylor. Both were incredibly helpful and played key roles in healing my issue. I would recommend them both to anyone needing physical therapy treatment.

I came to urgent care after completing all of the required paperwork and emailing my insurance…read morecards, which they already had on file. After checking in, the receptionist told me she needed to use the restroom and walked away. I later realized she had actually gone to speak with the office manager. When she returned, she informed me that the office manager said I could not be seen that day. I explained that I had been treated at this same location in November without any issues. She responded by saying I "shouldn't have been seen in November because they didn't get paid." However, I have the Explanation of Benefits (EOB) showing that the claim was paid. I expressed my concern that this was an urgent care facility and that I was being refused care. I was simply told that I could not be seen there. The entire interaction was disappointing. I found the staff to be rude, unprofessional, and unwilling to communicate respectfully or resolve what appeared to be a misunderstanding. Based on this experience, I will not be returning and cannot recommend this facility to others. I will not be returning and would not recommend this location based on my experience.

As a 47-year-old perimenopausal woman dealing with metabolic health issues, I came to strength…read moretraining from a very different perspective than someone who already enjoys the gym or athletics. I had never strength trained before and was honestly intimidated by the entire experience. I worried about getting injured, looking foolish because I didn't know what I was doing, and whether the effort would actually produce meaningful results. I started training with Christian in late April, and I have been genuinely surprised by the progress I've made. Physically, I've dropped a clothing size in both pants and tops, and my DEXA scans show that I've increased lean mass and bone density while losing weight in a calorie deficit, which is especially meaningful to me at this stage of life. Beyond the visible changes, I've also seen improvements in several health markers, which was one of my primary goals going into this process. For me, strength training wasn't about athletic performance--it was about improving my long-term health. One of the biggest reasons I've been successful is the coaching itself. I have low blood pressure and can become lightheaded during heavier lifts, and I also need careful attention to form and knee positioning to avoid injury while still being challenged appropriately. I don't think I would push myself safely or effectively on my own. Christian does an excellent job of finding that balance between encouragement, proper technique, and progressive overload. One of the strongest endorsements I can give is that he has developed a program tailored specifically to my goals, my health concerns, and my abilities. Over time, that has built a level of trust that allows me to focus on the work itself, knowing that each session is designed to move me safely and effectively forward. He is also genuinely passionate about what he does. Every session includes explanations about physiology, training, and conditioning, which I particularly appreciate because I came into this with almost no strength training knowledge. If you're someone who feels intimidated by the gym, is dealing with health concerns, or simply wants knowledgeable coaching that meets you where you are, I highly recommend working with Christian.

On 9/9/2024 I was injured during a massage at Sports Performance Physical Therapy in Chula Vista…read more The LMT had her elbow in the intercostal space of my left anterior chest when I suddenly felt an incredible amount of sharp, stabbing pain. I cried out and requested that she remove her elbow from my chest. The pain in my left chest was excruciating. I was unable to use my left arm without experiencing an enormous amount of pain. Even breathing was painful. Coughing and sneezing were unbearable. When I woke up the next morning, the pain was severe. Based on my symptoms, I was afraid I had a rib fracture. I contacted Cristianah Comaduran, Operations Manager of Sports Performance to notify her of the injury. She spoke with the LMT, who verified what happened. We stayed in contact over the next several weeks. I informed her that I would be filing a claim with their liability insurance and would contact her once I was completely asymptomatic. For the next two weeks, the pain was severe. I was unable to work, do household chores, and help my 4 year son with the things he needed, like getting dressed, bathing, basic ADLs. I filed a short term disability claim through my employer (I'm an ICU nurse). The stipulation for payment is that the first two weeks are unpaid, and then 60% of earnings are paid. This was a great financial burden for my family. The consequences of this injury were costly with low income for the months of October and November. My pain continued to improve until I caught an upper respiratory infection (URI) that caused continuous coughing. The pain was back and it was severe. Each cough and sneeze was excruciating. Once the URI resolved, my pain improved. For two months, the pain and suffering was debilitating, not allowing me to work, exercise, take care of the household, and most importantly, my son. It caused sleepless nights because the pain medication I was prescribed did little to relieve my symptoms, which lead to chronic exhaustion. The findings of my MRI on 11/14/24, which was two months after the injury, showed asymmetric edema at the level of the left third sternocostal joint. Two months after the injury, I still had abnormal results which were consistent with my symptoms. My thoracic spine MRI from 2022 showed none of these injuries. My PCP's impression was that there was a sprain of costal cartilage subsequent encounter. He determined it was costal-sternal joint strain vs developing costochrondritis. Along with pain and suffering, I experienced anxiety and distress due to financial strain. The injury resulted in thousands of dollars of missed wages. In addition, I was unable to accrue paid time off and contribute to my pension and retirement fund. This set me back two months from being vested at work. When I returned to work, I had very little sick or vacation time due to the inability to accrue paid time off (PTO). In January of 2025, I called out sick for 3 shifts (36 hours) when I was sick with the flu. I did not have enough sick time to cover the hours missed. I also received a double occurrence for my absence, which was not cleared from my record until January of 2026. It was worrisome that despite returning to work, the effects of this injury continued to be a financial burden and was affecting my performance review at work. This incident has also resulted in out of pocket costs, such as co-pays and pharmaceuticals, not to mention I was never reimbursed for the massage that started it all!! Perhaps worse than everything, I had to borrow money from my parents, so there's an element of shame in addition to the pain, suffering, and distress. This injury has been costly in terms of lost wages/PTO accrual and out of pocket expenses, not to mention inability to contribute to retirement and inch closer to being vested at my place of employment. I submitted an incredible amount of documents to Sports Performance in attempt to file a claim against their liability insurance. They were extremely difficult to work with and despite my repeated efforts to present all documents they requested, my claim was denied. Total cost for lost wages and out of pocket costs: $20,224.09. Because of this massage, I experienced pain, suffering, chronic exhaustion due to insomnia, anxiety, distress, and shame...and I didn't even get a fucking apology.

Great Doctor Been seeing him for a few years…read more Really nice office personnel, very professional .

I just had my first appointment and it was horrendous. Dr. Foerster did not care about me or my…read moreproblems at all. He did not listen while I was describing my issues and ended up saying that that does not sound bad. And that he didn't know why I came to him in the first place while I was telling him I had severe pain in my abdomen. Over all the clinic itself has a very shady atmosphere and I cannot help but wonder what else is going on there or how many people were misdiagnosed by him. Additionally, I was groped while leaving by one of the nurses. This was the worst experience with a doctor I have ever had. By the way I ended up going to the hospital after this where I had to schedule a surgery immediately, turns out the sharp pain in my abdomen was in fact "that bad".

Dr Scott Hacker performed my much dreaded knee replacement surgery. I can't say enough. If you want…read morea caring competent doctor who understands you and your needs, you need to see dr hacker. I'm ten days out. Walking and almost back to normal. Many others can not say the same. You will not regret going with dr hacker.

Dr. Scott Hacker is an excellent orthopaedic surgeon. The first time I met him, he made me felt…read morewelcome and concern about the pain. He explained my condition and provided me options for the pain.

Great quality care. Only giving 4 stars because of the difficulty to schedule and get an…read moreappointment so far out. Doctors and staff and very friendly and well trained.

Arrived about two months ago due to pain the right side of my neck and right arm due to some…read moredeterioration of my cervical spin. It is not my first time at Rehab United in La Mesa (service then was outstanding, too) so when I needed care (again!) I did not hesitate to go back! From Reception to the PTAs to the PTs, all services were the best one could expect. The receptionist team of Vanessa, Morgan, Gabby, and others were always all smiles when you come in. The professional knowledge and expertise of Samantha, Steve, Charlie, and Erwin were evident in the care I received. The PTAs (Lauren, Caylee, Christian, and Josh) were very patient and informative in assisting me with the exercises and stretches I needed to get done. I am generally pain-free more days these days. Well done everybody! If I missed anybody, it was not intentional!!

Dr. Julie is amazing. She's adjusted me before, throughout, and after my pregnancy. She educated me…read moreon exercises and massages to help my newborn sleep and feed better. She's great with my son. We highly recommend Dr. Julie. She's so sweet and very helpful!

Dr Julie is amazing. My knee and back pain is not consistent and so I require different treatments…read moreon any given day. She is experienced in different modalities and tries different things depending on how you're feeling that day. She explained my MRI findings so that I could understand them, something my doctor did not do. The exercises she gave me me seemed unrelated to my pain, but they worked!! I highly recommend her.

Beth has always been the best physical therapist for everything that has been wrong with me. I…read moreabsolutely do not know what I would have done without her through these years to help me with all of the aches and pains that come with getting old and having physical issues. She is absolutely the best. I know that when I go there I'm going to be treated with respect and concern. She has always taken wonderful care of her patients. I have recommended her to a number of people and will continue to do so.

I'm active duty and I ended up injuring myself while PT our physical therapy on base was full so…read morethey referred me out in town. Beth is so thorough with her work. She cares about your entire body not just where you injured. I have never felt better and realized that other problems I was dealing with like shin splints are all going away. Thank you so much Beth I feel amazing and I hope in the future I will be able to come to you!

First time doing physical therapy. The initial intake was very thorough. Nash asked me all the…read moreareas I had issues with and created a plan for my recovery. Workout area is fairly big. They have multiple machines where you can do recovery workouts, and a couple that are high-tech. "Dave" machines. Each time I come, the employees are very friendly and informative. Only downside is they are pretty booked so you have to book in advance. Located in a plaza, parking in the evening fills up fast so get there a few minutes early

Bon and Ranah are amazing with their positive can do present attitude; listened, lead and made our…read moreworkouts fun as they pushed me while talking to me like one of their friends. 30% increase in my core strength never felt so good :-)!