The care from the PT's is excellent and compassionate. Have gone for 3 years for 3 big spine…read moresurgeries and a couple years prior for shoulder surgery. What I am disappointed with is a change in business practice and most major insurance companies (I have Aetna) and Medicare are no longer billed. Patients are expected to pay up front (my recent bill was $250) and submit to insurance for reimbursement. My care plan had graduated to every other week. I can't afford that and they are not willing to work out payment arrangements. (So much for loyalty). Insurance can take months to reimburse an individual. I can appreciate the impact to a business when insurance is slow to pay them but there has to be a middle ground for the patient. I was politely invited to seek care elsewhere if I couldn't pay. Wow! Just be aware the bills are steep and up front payment expected. The therapists are great but billing practice not so good. Also if you expect to speak with a live person it's rare. You usually play phone tag or send a text and hope to hear back. I really wanted to continue here but I'm afraid I probably can't afford it....

Tried to set up PT for hip pain. Had to wait 6 weeks to get in. Before I went I called to question…read morethe costs. Was told it was a small co-pay. I questioned that it was more than that and they asserted that it was not. I went to my first appointment, which was just evaluation with no actual recommendations made. 2 weeks later I get a bill for the full amount as it was not covered by insurance (after I asked twice for an estimation of costs). So, now instead of a $33 payment I'm stuck with $200 cost for absolutely no recommendation of ways to alleviate pain. Do not trust what the front desk tells you regarding cost! If I had known that this would only apply towards deductible and I decided to still move forward. I would have at least set up my first appointment in January and not do one appointment in December and basically flush that $$ away. Very frustrating!

Very unprofessional as a business who is supposed to help you with physical therapy and build back…read moreyour strength they seem to have no regard for the client and workers seem like they are just there to get paid and not focus on client progress and building back strength , HIGHLY DO NOT RECOMMENDED This location !!

My son and I have gone here for multiple injuries and they've always been great in accessing where…read morewe are and setting realistic goals while we're building strength.

Jody is a great therapist, very knowledgeable and easy to work with. This is my second time working…read morewith Jody for a different injury, shoulder this time, (ankle previously) and I would definitely recommend her.

There aren't enough stars to give Jody. She totally transformed my option of physical therapy. I've…read morecompleted various physical therapy regimens over the years at the chain-like PT clinics. Sessions with Jody don't even compare; she works with you for the entire session versus other clinics where you're basically given some exercises and then you perform them on your own with an occasional check-in from an assistant. You literally get what you pay for with Jody and the difference is incredible. I'll never visit a PT chain again now that I've been to Dexter Physical Therapy. Give her a try to see the drastic difference in service levels!

I would 100% recommend friends and family to RET Physical Therapy! I came in with elbow and neck…read morepain and left without any elbow pain and some neck pain (it's a long-term process that I'm still continuing and working on at home). I mainly worked with Lia, but also had an opportunity to work with Kim and Lexi as well. Lia was very knowledgeable, kind, and patient. She took the time to answer any questions I may have had and constantly updated the treatment based on my progress. I worked with Kim twice and she was also very nice and helped further my treatment along. Lexi worked with me on multiple occasions to help with my stretching and overall exercise. She was also very nice and knowledgeable. Overall, I had a great experience at RET Physical Therapy and if I ever need another physical therapist (hopefully not), I wouldn't hesitate to return!

I love MI Physical Therapy. My first experience with them was about a year ago. I had a groin…read moreinjury resolved that had plagued me for about a year. A prior physical therapy series at another office hadn't helped. So, I tried MIPT. While there, I mentioned two chronic but minor issues: pain from a prior shoulder injury (in my 20s) and aching in the same side's elbow. During the appts. for the groin, they addressed the others with a few simple recommendations and I am pain free. I think I had 10 appts. total. 2nd experience: My husband subsequently visited them for severe back and neck pain. He is pain free after about 10 or 12 visits. 3rd experience: I went to see them yesterday for some minor tingling in my arms. I am writing this review now because I am once again thrilled. Relieved and confident that I am on course to resolve this annoying tingling. And, I think the one visit is going to be all it takes. I left with a few changes to make at home and some stretches and exercises.

Truly enjoyed working with the entire time at Mobilize Physical Therapy! Such a kind and supportive…read moreenvironment. Anne helped me recover from patellofemoral pain that I'd been struggling with for several years. I'm super happy with the progress I made under her care and feel confident that I'll be able to maintain it with my at-home exercise plan. Would recommend this clinic to anyone, especially for sports-related injuries or pain.

I have been going to Mobilize for my right knee after knee replacement surgery and to stave off…read more replacement surgery on my left knee. During this time I have worked with several therapists and they all were great. They are very skilled, knowledgeable and the listen to their clients. My results exceeded my expectations. The atmosphere is friendly and positive. I will go there again should the need arise.

Do you need PT for an injury, post-surgical rehabilation, or because (like me) you are tired of a…read morechronic problem that stops you from doing the physical activities you enjoy? Make an appointment at Sage. See Deb. S or Kathleen, and take action to improve your health and quality of life. After working with 8 different physical therapists --- all of them quite good --- over 30 years, I am certain that Deb is the best one. I committed to the work, and she guided me to improve flexibility, strength, and coordination. I kept improving even through several surgeries and multiple injuries. Deb is an expert who can explain the theory behind her approach, which I appreciate as well.

I can't say enough about Kathleen! I came to her after having my 2nd child. I had some pelvic floor…read moreissues. I was very discouraged when I started. She helped me more then I could have imagined. You are in great hands with her to help after baby!!

Some physical therapy clinics treat your symptoms- and others find the underlying reason for the…read moresymptoms and address the root cause. Union Physical Therapy does the latter. I came in completely frustrated about a back issue that was making daily tasks hard. I came out knowing an old ankle injury was the cause and with a plan on how to move forward. And, I have seen considerable progress within a week. The clinic felt more personal than many I've been to. I didn't feel like I was being slotted into a 30 min slot with the therapist needing to move on. The therapist took time to talk to me, understand my background and previous injuries, and make sure that they were confident in their assessment. I really couldn't recommend more.

Hard pass. The physical therapist over-worked my limb consistently to the point where one Sunday I…read morecouldn't straighten it out or exert it. It was weirdly tweaked. This was after I asked if I was being assigned too many reps because I suspected I was sore in not good ways. After that Sunday issue resolved, I started tracking how often I had issues after a PT visit. There's stretch and then there's strain. We had this convo and still my limb was overworked. Now at a different PT and it's enlightening. Also, the business side of this place is a wild ride. First, everything is in text. EVERYTHING. You can't call in and make an appt. You can leave a msg and they'll text you. And then you text them back. And then they may text you back... This was really inefficient on my end. I can't imagine it isn't on theirs as well. At your first appointment, they scan your driver's license because "it's required by law." No. No, it is not. And if insurance was worried about scammers/substitutes, they'd put a pic on our cards like Costco does, so I don't get why they wanted to scan my license. I refused and the office manager ok'd it. Also, the office manager was there when I asked to see their privacy policy. They couldn't produce it but said they would the "next" visit. They were never able to produce a privacy policy and that IS actual law (FEDERAL law to be exact) and not a new law. BTW, the intake form requires everyone to check a box that they've read the privacy policy. I told them I would check it with the understanding that they would show me a privacy policy at my next appt. May seem minor but it's indicative of how a medical office is run IMO. Re: the place. The physical place is great. Clean, comfortable, welcoming, with decent parking. Re: therapist. I may have just had a bad therapist for my issues. Glad I moved on. Re: the office issues. Hard pass.

I went to Bellevue Physical Therapy after injuring my back and neck in a car crash. It was one of…read morethe best experiences I've had with a physical therapy center. They paid a lot of attention to detail, listened to my feedback and worked with me to make my body stronger and rehabilitated quickly. Staff were all very friendly and funny. I enjoyed coming here to catch up with employees and hear about their latest happenings. They have vast amounts of exercises and variations to get you back into tip top shape at Bellevue Physical Therapy. I used elastic bands, TRX, electrical muscle stimulation, ice, physio balls, dumbbells, and more. I will definitely come back here if I ever need physical therapy again (knock on wood!).

Be Aware! If you are sent here to validate your physical fitness as part of a hiring process, make…read moresure that the receptionist likes you. The receptionist did not like the questions I asked when they rescheduled my appointment, which were reasonable if a bit pointed. Bellevue Physical Therapy subsequently communicated to my prospective employer that in their opinion I was rude. I find it extremely unprofessional and unethical for Bellevue Physical Therapy to inject their negative opinion of my personality as their customer into a conversation with my prospective employer regarding my physical fitness for an offered position, which is the only thing they were paid to evaluate.