The whole team is phenomenal, but special shoutout to Dr. Martine. I was horrified when I tore my…read moreachilles to start the year... I thought I'd be stuck on one foot for a full year. Just four months later, I'm back on BOTH feet and living life how I used to--in large part thanks to her. Her positivity, her energy, her care, and her humor somehow made recovery... fun. And more importantly, efficient and effective. I'm so thankful for Martine and the team. And I really mean this: She's like family to us now.

I really thought I could just rehab myself after rotator cuff surgery. I went to PT because I was…read moreadvised by my surgeon to do so. My experience with my Physical Therapist, Dave, at Results Physiotherapy was excellent. There is no way I could have achieved the same results on my own. Friendly, professional and courteous falls short of describing the team; Kristian, Lauren, and Dave. I would recommend this location (on St. James in Goose Creek) to anyone that asked me where they should go for physical therapy.

I lose my balance a lot and get dizzy on the regular. My neurologist recommended that I come to the…read moreBalance Center. This place is conveniently located by Trident Medical Center. It is off University Blvd. This location is right off of the 205B exit on I-26. On the first day, I had an assessment. Megan, the person I worked with, put me through many different tests and asked me how dizzy or off balanced these tests made me feel. She also was checking my heart rate a lot. She asked me many questions about my symptoms, and asked what the doctors have been saying. She seemed to genuinely want to help me. We scheduled 5 future appointments that first day. It's nice to be able to plan in advance. They are open Monday-Friday. So no weekend appointments. Every appointment, Megan would give me homework to do. This would consist of different exercises. Some were like workouts at the gym, others were more like just turning your head side to side while you stand like you're on a balance beam (but you're not) - this was hard for me. They have this big machine there that's pretty cool. You stand in it and it tests your balance. They go through a few different tests, some where the ground you stand on moves, others where the walls move, etc. At the end, the results tell you how off balanced you are, which way you lean, and how you compare to others. Overall, this was a good experience. It's a lot like physical therapy but for people who are off balanced. I loved my physical therapist. She was so nice and caring. I would highly recommend this place.

Taylor and Sarah took me from an unbalanced, stiff and nervous, new amputee with a new prosthetic…read moreto a confident amputee able to do everything I was able to do prior! I know I would not have made progress this rapidly if it were not for the professional instruction and motivation from this team.

I've had to go to this location several times. Three times total for my daughter and once for…read moremyself. More often than not, Adam Moore is our assigned physical therapist but having hung out in the back personally, the entire team is great. Even the trainee I dealt with was very personable! What's great is Adam is geniunely out for your best interests and doesn't have you keep coming back more than you need to. He also told me last time that I didn't need to be referred to my primary doctor for future reference so when had nagging pain that wouldn't go away, I was able to call Sports Plus and get an appointment without wasting any money on a different doctor to get referred. He had her 100% pain free in 3 or 4 visits! I'm still pain free after my physical therapy but I've also got two worksheets of exercises and two bands of varying strengths so if the pain returns (because I'm old and that's what happens), I can start doing the physical therapy on my own without having to return. Even the front desk ladies are wonderful! It's never a good situation when you have to get physical therapy, but the entire team at Sports Plus does an excellent job at making a sucky situation much more bearable.

From the owner: Our family of South Carolina physical therapy clinics is committed to providing our community with…read moreprofessional, efficient and compassionate physical rehabilitation and wellness services in a healthy, fulfilling work environment. Since 1994, we have grown to over 30 locations in the states of SC, NC, and GA. As we opened locations outside of Clemson, we named many of our clinics Sports Plus Physical Therapy. Several locations are named based on the town they call home, such as Myrtle Beach Physical Therapy and Greenwood Physical Therapy to name a few. However, we all have the same mission, to be the best in South Carolina Physical Therapy. We provide superior services to our patients by employing top-notch therapists who value time with their patients and seek professional growth. By using an upbeat and creative approach to patient care, our reputation speaks for itself. We understand that our patients require attention to meet their individual goals and needs, thus we promise to p rovide compassionate and comprehensive care. With superior clinical skills and a personable approach, we strive daily to offer a pleasant, effective, and successful experience to each person who enters our doors.

Very knowledgeable staff, easily explained the process of recovery using visuals. Great music…read moreaiding in positive recovery.

This, only my third visit, was off-putting; I tried to get…read moreover it by the time I left, especially considering that Thanksgiving is three days away, but it's still sitting pretty shitty with me. It's a little past 8:00 a.m. and I received super loose (almost non-existent) coaching from Diane today; I guess she expected me to have memorized all the new exercises/stretches and their reps from last time. Maybe it's just too early for both of us??!!? I generally like to try to have understanding about things and find plausible reasons for bs. However, when someone is getting paid to be a PT coach, that's exactly what they better be. The real bonus was using a ball with a couple of small spots of schmutz from someone else!! When I told Diane that the ball was dirty, she asked me to clean it. I then specified to her that it wasn't from me and she again actually asked ME to clean it!! Then, she added that SHE could clean it, with a gentle voice suggesting that she'd do me the "favor".......naaaah, too late for that......Cinderella PATIENT, here, had already been prodded and will go ahead and clean up the slop that I was told to tend to.....isn't that what insurance pays this joint for? This is not a community pitch-in or family; I'm a patient/client and these things are supposed to be clean for my use and everyone else's!! We were among the first very few patients for the day. Who knows how long that ball had been dirty like that. IT'S THEIR JOB AND RESPONSIBILITY TO KEEP ALL THINGS IN THE FACILITY CLEAN!!! I didn't know that I had to earn my keep here and then some. It made being asked to sanitize--AS SOON AS I WALKED IN--an extra joke. I felt like she really couldn't be bothered with me and I would've been better off not being there. Maybe if I were just a tad more important than her folding towels and chit-chatting with another patient, perhaps I wouldn't feel like I had just entered the beginning stages of being some sort of red-headed stepchild.

I was referred to ATI by my doctor after hurting my back the better part of a year earlier. I had…read moreput off seeking medical care because I was stubborn and thought it would resolve itself in time. Spoiler alert: it did not resolve itself. From the moment I walked through the door, the staff at ATI were wonderful. I don't know how they do it, but everyone who works there greets every single patient by name - even if you aren't their patient. They are all engaging and personable, remembering details you mentioned previously and quickly putting you at ease. They work with you closely to make sure you're doing your exercises properly and reminding you not to push yourself too hard. I've seen patients ranging from elderly people who are clearly limited in their abilities to young athletes in seemingly excellent shape, and the staff treats them all the same. Even while juggling multiple patients at once, they never make you feel like a burden or a checklist. They even remember the names I gave the different exercises (such as "baby shark" instead of "open book"). I am looking forward to graduating from PT - and, thanks to ATI (particularly Samantha and Patrick) my pain has decreased significantly already - but I will happily refer anyone in need of PT to this location.

Overall my experience at ATI Physical Therapy in Goose Creek, SC has been more than pleasant…read more Customer Service: 5 stars, they greet you when you come in and are polite ALL THE TIME even if they get used to you coming in. The young ladies that work at the front desk are quick on their feet and get you a response as fast as they can with accuracy-- even by phone. Anytime I needed to reschedule, they have been more than happy to help me find a time frame that works for me and them. The main thing I love about the customer support/ service of this particular location is that: NONE of the staff in there acts as if they know more than you, and disregards what you have to say-- they care to respect your individual experience to your injury or what have you. I have experienced customer service from doctor offices, clinics, hospitals etc and I've always felt like I was not heard and/or felt. I felt like a body that just needed to get processed and treated for the moment and passed along. I never experienced that one time here for the 3 months that attended ATI. Facility: 5 stars--When I first got here it was a nice size facility and had enough room to move around and had posters on the wall that showed you inside of the knee and shoulder. I loved that aspects of it. I injured my MCL and being able to see exactly where it was located and how everything connects was insightful. They later did reconstruction and still ran the place as if it wasn't. I never felt like I was in a facility that was under construction. Then they finished construction and it was even better with even more room, more equipment and staff. Therapist: I had the pleasure of working 4 therapist while attending ATI. At first I was cautious because I started with one and was unsure if the others would offer me the same level of insight and care as the first one did. The reassured me that they all care and have a passion to help-- they even come with their own experience to add if you ask. Patrick: He was the first therapist I had the pleasure of working with. He greeted me with a smile you could see through the face mask. He's very humorous and makes you feel comfortable even though I felt like I had no idea what I was getting into. It helped that we both played sports and had the similar injuries-- so hearing his recovery stories really made me feel more than comfortable. I was able to speak in informal terms and say things I didn't think that would make sense and he would understand exactly what I meant. I started and ended with Patrick and I must say I appreciate him to the fullest-- I cannot express it enough. Samantha: I had the pleasure of working with Samantha as well. The first time I was scheduled to work with her, I was intimidated haha. I wasn't familiar with her and hesitant but anytime she would inquire if I had any concerns-- I would voice them and she would reassure me or give me guidance on how to help my situations. The cherry on top is that she silently LISTENED to what i had to say before she made a comment on what I was experiencing. I was able to joke with her about making my exercises more difficult and she would obliged by doing so while Patrick came and added his 2 cents on making the exercise more difficult as well-- then laughed. When my exercises got difficult they stood right next to me to ensure that I was able to handle was given to me. All of that to say, I crushed the challenges they gave me. I can say that now that I graduated from ATI haha. Mary: I also had the please of working with Mary for most of my last 4-5 weeks at ATI. She has experience with Cross Country and since I got into running long distances before my injury-- I found that I could speak to her about my running form and more as I was healing up and getting back into more sport like activities. She definitely loved challenging me when things got too easy for me and I appreciated every bit of it. I always felt like I wasn't a number or a body to them. Especially with Mary, she made sure that I was working my body with safety concerned. She always handled me with care and gave me insight when I asked for it. Bane: I only got to work with Bane once but he carries himself like a professional and just embodies confidence. He gave me insight when I asked for it and noticed if certain movement s became too easy for me. Even if I was not crédules for him-- he would ask me how I was doing and ensure that I was feeling okay if I made a stumble which doing a balance exercise.

My wife Etheline, asked me to write this review for her because she believes I am a better writer…read morethan she is. Despite the fact that I am writing this review, it is in response to what she requested that I say. "My name is Etheline, and because I have been experiencing hip pain for some time, I made an appointment with Carolina Physical Therapy and Sports Medicine. I want to express my gratitude to Emma and Katie in particular for their professional assistance. Emma deserves a special thank you because she was the therapy client I looked forward to the most. I wholeheartedly endorse this business for physical therapy."

I was referred to Carolina PT after being referred to another PT place. I had explained to them…read morethat it was going to be difficult to finish my post opt surgery PT for hip surgery due to my other hip needing surgery soon? Carolina PT offered aqua PT which wood reduce impact stress (on said hip and other joints) to allow myself to reach my goals of recovery with less pain! Seeing most of my friends who have had replacement type surgeries have viewed the necessary PT representing some other acronym meaning "Physical Torture" but Carolina PT was far from that. Starting first with meeting Katie the Director and working with their great staff like Emma and others it was overall a fantastic experience and I reached my goals without the pain that had lingered after my previous PT experience. Thank you Carolina PT!