Dr. Wolf has great bedside manner, explained my diagnosis and treatment options, and also explained…read morewhat the images show and the need for more imaging to confirm what he suspected. In my follow up visit, it was straight and to the point. As for the front desk, I didn't interact with them other than sign in, but overall everyone that I encountered on my visits were pleasant. Would definitely recommend Dr. Wolf for your ortho needs, as well as other providers in the group.

I am writing to express concern regarding an experience my wife and I had at your Kate Bond Road…read morelocation with Dr. J. Eager. During my wife's appointment, Dr. Eager entered the exam room and spoke directly to her, but completely ignored my presence. As her spouse and support person, I was seated in the room and there to assist, yet I was not acknowledged at any point during or after his interaction. Being ignored in this setting felt unprofessional and dismissive. A patient's support person plays an important role, especially during medical visits, and basic acknowledgment is a matter of respect and courtesy. This experience left me feeling frustrated and disrespected. I want to note that we have encountered other physicians at your practice who are friendly, respectful, and inclusive in their communication. That makes this particular interaction stand out even more. I also believe this type of behavior can disproportionately affect elderly patients and their support systems, who often rely on another person to help understand and manage their care. I respectfully ask that this matter be addressed so that all patients and their support persons are treated with the respect they deserve.

My first session was with Emily. She and someone else took a lot of time to really understand my…read moreproblem and how it affects me. Ryan did an excellent job helping me with lumbar pain targeted stretching, strengthening, supporting muscles, and supporting muscle stretches. I realized I had been doing some of the right stretches and exercises, but not with nearly enough frequency. As soon as you come in, they pull you out of the lobby and get you started. I highly recommend Memphis physical therapy.

Teresa is great- as a matter of fact- everyone I came into contact with was knowledgeable, kind,…read moreand friendly. They worked with me with sciatic nerve problem-it's at least 99% better!

I'm not going to say who my appointment was with. I was a new patient w/ shoulder pain. The DR…read more Knew my arm was crucial for my work & everyday life. I was giving a shot of what I assume to be water. It had no effect what so ever. It was done by his PA. I think PAs go to school for maybe 4 yrs. I would of rather had an NP. I think it's important if you give a cortisone shot it needs to be done by the DR. No follow up phone call. No nothing. Worst treatment ever. Hope you choke on your money!!!?

Wonder therapists and easy check in. Very clean. Bartlett location has the nicest people.read more

I was suffering from some serious shoulder nerve pain (C5 & C6) for several months which I injured…read morelifting weights a few years ago. Overtime it just got worse to a point where my arm was numb and had sharp pain. It got to a point where I could not sleep. Like any human, I hate visiting the doctor and finally decided to go. They first prescribed me steroids which did not work. The second option was Physical Therapy. I was one of those that did not believe Physical Therapy works for anything, but because I was in some serious pain I forced myself to visit. I scheduled myself for 9 appointments and the pain level went from 10 (being the highest) to a 1. The key to fix your pain is: (a) You must be consistent. Granted for some, like me, the co-pay made my face green, but you can't put a price on your body. Some people have this expectation that their pain should go away after 1-2 visits, but that is not always the case. You have to go and be committed. (b) You must do your homework. The days you are not scheduled to go in, you must do your stretches/exercises. After you have been discharged, you must keep doing your exercises. I'm fixed and mostly grateful for Results to remove my pain.

I highly recommend this office and provider. Kat Goldberg PT is exceptional. She quickly and…read moreconsistently diagnoses the issue and provides thorough and comprehensive care. She's never rushed and always has found the therapy that works for me and my issues. Connie is also great at the front desk and the environment is always perfectly calming and therapeutic.

I've been dealing with SIJ dysfunction for the past 6 weeks and have worked with multiple physical…read moretherapists during that time. Hands down, Kathleen and Nicole are the best. They not only listen to what you're feeling, but they actually treat the issue with a hands on, 1:1 approach that's rare to find these days. They were the first to actually put hands on the joint, assess alignment, and do a real physical evaluation not just observation or passive advice. For the first time in 6 weeks, I felt true relief and real movement out of pain during the session. Each visit is a full 45 minutes of focused therapy no distractions, no pass off to aides just real treatment and targeted work. It's hard to come by PTs who are both deeply knowledgeable and genuinely invested in their patients' recovery. They also have a strong foundation in pelvic floor therapy, and I truly believe they're the best in townk

Always quick, responsive, professional, and kind! Dr. Hogan and the ladies up front (like Michaela)…read moreare the best!!

Great quality care, personal service and a steady commitment making their patients health their #1…read moregoal.

This was a good Chiropractor. Where is the practice now? I called the number and it is disconnected.read more