Dr. Sarah Fisher is AMAZING! I visited Revolution Rehabilitation before neck surgery and wouldn't…read morethink of going anywhere else to recuperate after my surgery. Not only does Dr. Fisher have a knack for working out the tension between my shoulder blades, but she's great at helping me understand what's going on with my joints and muscles. The physical drills she's taught me have been instrumental in helping me regain my strength, but what I'm most impressed with is the attitude towards her patients. She seems genuinely interested in getting to know me and that makes all the difference. I've had friends who have dreaded going to PT, but that is not the case with Revolution Rehab. It's not always a "walk in the park," but it's never something I dread. I actually look forward to my visits and I credit Dr. Fisher for that!

I've gone to a total of 4 (including this place) for physical therapy. This by far is the worst…read moreplace I've gone to. If I could give this place a zero I would. At my appointment time I waited an additional 20 min just to be seen, then all total was there 3 hours, most of the time sitting in a room by myself waiting for someone to come in and do something for me. Not sure how that was suppose to help me. Although when the door was open I could see the PT who's a women standing outside my door chatting it up with a cute guy. Casual talk nothing Medical. I'm lucky if I saw that person 15 min of the total time I was there. She would pop her head in and tell me what she was going to do And then never saw her again until she popped her head in again for another I'm going to..... right after this. I wouldn't send or refer anyone to this place. Do yourself a favor if you want an amazing PT experience go to: Colorado Springs Orthopaedic Group, I saw Eric Williston PT, and Sara his asst. Totally professional. When it was my appt time they were right there, got my hour in, and it was quality PT time. CSOP has been a godsend for my pain relief!

After an ebike accident, I completely tore three of four rotator cuff tendons and started therapy…read morewith Dr. Jordan Holm after my first arthroscopic surgery, which was a longshot for repair. For 5 months, Jordan carefully led me through my rehab, but the repair failed and I had to undergo a total reverse shoulder replacement. Following the second surgery, I was treated by Jordan and after a high level of success, graduated 3.5 months post surgery. All told, I was treated twice a week for over 9 months between the two surgeries. I felt Jordan did more than help me physically as there was a great deal of emotion in this life changing injury. He empathized and worked personally with my abilities and limitations to restore as best as possible my physical status quo pre-accident. I also worked with Rebecca, Mike, and Kenson on occasion and felt all worked with dedication to healing. I appreciated the more boutique business model to that of larger institutions as it was welcoming and more intimate. Without hesitation, I would refer anyone to Jordan and the team at Northgate for personal and invested patient care.

Rebecca is knowledgeable and confident she helps her patients reach their goals and gain strength…read morehighly recommend- office staff is kind and welcoming- care is very private and individualizes as well

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.

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.

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.

To treat a very painful nerve/back/spinal/leg problem that had been bothering me for about 9…read moremonths, I had made two prior visits to UCHealth's physical therapy complex at Printer's Parkway. It took over a month to get the initial appointment, and another month to get a 2nd appointment. Each visit was someone else, and I ended up with brand new nerve pain after following the recommendations for exercise by the original PT practitioner (who also seemed cranky and difficult). Josh at Synergy is excellent and knows his stuff. He took time and care to examine me thoroughly, then found appropriate relief by probing and trying various things, while also providing information about the physiology of what was going on. Each visit brought new information and exercises that helped. After less than half a dozen visits, I feel great for the first time in about a year. I'm considering going back on a regular basis since it's such a positive experience.

I went here for 3+ months and received the land and pool options. My time there was something i…read morewont forget, they helped me in a lot of aspects of my life! :D The land techniques are ones that i had never been through, for me it was essentially a message with menthol creme, sometimes they used the Graston Technique, then i would be taken to another room with this bed that had rollers. I would then lay on that, which a heating pad was first placed, then they would turn the rollers on for about 15 min. After that, they would lay me out on a padded table and we would go over stretches that were for me and my condition. After that you are done and you can get another appointment at the front. Everyone there is sooooooo nice and plenty helpful! I would most defiantly recommend them for all your physical therapy needs!!! Just like with a lot of things in life, not everything will work out for you, but one must try to see if there are changes though. ;)

This is not a review of the quality of treatment received. I have no complaint with the individual…read morephysical therapist that provided treatment. She was professional and competent. The therapy provided to treat the neuropathy in my right hand (which causes it too feel like it is immersed in a bucket of boiling water) was effective. My complaint is with the business practices they follow. Six months after the initial treatment the symptoms started to reoccur (in a much milder form). My insurance had changed and Dynamic Physical Therapy (DPT) was no longer in network. My insurance would pay a non-network provider based on Medicare approved rates. DPT simply had to bill them. They refused to do so and told me that I would need to self-pay and then deal with being reimbursed by my insurance company without their assistance. I chose not to seek treatment with them. DPT is again in-network with my current insurance. The symptoms have started to reoccur. Wanting to start therapy as soon as possible to avoid them becoming worse (having my hand feel like it is in a bucket of boiling water is an experience I do not wish to repeat), I made an appoinment and printed out the referral I received from my healthcare provider's web site because my Primary Care Provider had neglected to send an electronic copy to DPT. I offered to self-pay, if the referral was not received in time. Yesterday, I received a call from DPT telling me they had cancelled my appoinment because they would only except a referral received directly from a healthcare provider. In addition, they would not accept self-pay because they were in-network with my insurance company.

Pt solutions is awesome!!! They have helped me alot with my…read morehealing process from my accident. I specially love that I get a warm welcome from lali she also remembers me by name, she's the best receptionist & person EVER!!!! Don't get me started on all the physical therapist, they all seem excited to be at work, help and actual conversate and see how you are doing. I would 100% recommend this place if you are in pain and serious need of physical therapy.