I developed acute pain from TMJ injury. I've heard the clicking for years and never had any pain…read moretill one day I yawned SO BIG, I thought my jaw wasn't going to click back. Thank goodness my daughter recommended this place. Not many places specialize in TMJ therapy, but thank goodness for Dr. Ko. Very professional. Hands on care excellent. Instructions are easy to follow and understand. Thank goodness he has a pillow to place underneath my knees which helped lessen any lower back pain. The majority of the staff I liked. Nice sitting area while you wait. Many treatment rooms which are also very nice and clean. Parking is usually $6 if you get out on time. There's also metered parking if you choose not to park in the building. They take Anthem insurance. After paying my deductible, each treatment was $15 each afterwards. Well worth it.

I have had several PT prescriptions for different issues over the years and each time. I return to…read moreDr. Ko. He's like a detective searching for clues for root causes then treats it accordingly. For example. when my podiatrist said there was nothing wrong with my foot, Dr. Ko found issue and treated it. The office staff is friendly and welcoming making each visit a pleasant experience. The space is light, airy and clean with large windows. Dr. Ko is a physical therapist who listens to your pain and knows how to treat it.

Loved my first visit here. Been having some pain in my lower back and glute and opted for a full…read moresession. Office is super clean and welcoming. Dr Raffi was knowledgeable, kind and patient. I was given a variety of treatments and already feel a little looser. Looking forward to coming back. Would highly recommend!

Such a great first experience. I was insanely late and they were still able to accommodate me…read more Everyone I saw was super nice, informative, and just amazing. I will definitely be returning for sports massage.

As a marathoner that run 40+ miles a week, a PT was essential in quicker recovery…read more In the last couple of races, Zaya has helped me recover from an IT band inflammation, plantar fasciitis, lower back overuse, and calf cramps. He will target the inflammation, along with all the supporting muscle with great care! He will also share workouts and nutrition that really help with recovery. From Berlin to Chicago and now Tokyo marathon, I am so grateful for this spot! Zaya is the best! Also, the office is clean and comfortable with great music!

So I wasnt feeling a 100% and my girlfriend recommended this place for a IV drip full of vitamin (…read morewellness IV) so we showed up after a 30 min drive and walked it we were helped right away by Karin she was very nice and helpful she took us back right away and explained what this IV and what it's loaded with she inserted the needle very gentle and away I went!! Lol after I was done I felt better, hydrated I will definetly be back

Thanks to my daughter, I met Dr. Ko. She recommended him to me for my TMJ pain. Not every PT…read moreknows how to treat this. The pain was so bad, it was difficult for me to chew on that side of my mouth. Even opening my mouth wide for the dentist was extremely challenging. Yawning was a nightmare. The facial massages to treat the tightness was amazing. Thanks to Dr. Ko, I'm back to normal. I've used the techniques that he taught me. I do the exercises that was recommended to me. Dr. Ko is a good listener and very professional. I highly recommend him.

Had the privilege of being treated by Dr. Ko for 6/7+ years and it made such an impact on my…read moreday-to-day and pre/post-op care. Working in tune with all the little nuances of my life to curate a care plan and treatment that helped me push through and taught me how to be aware of triggers and how to best work through rehab process. He was the one who also helped me get my spinal tumor found as he knew that something wasn't working right when the treatment (at the time) had plateaued, and he encouraged further medical testing. That resulted in a spinal fusion and he worked to get me back in functioning order - most importantly, safely. This genuinely may have saved my life. When I think back to the weeks & months immediately following surgery I do not know how I would have survived or rehabbed safely without physical therapy - hands down. I'd refer anyone I know looking for physical therapy to him, and trusted him to handle my mother's case & my husband's pre/post-op PT journey as well. He's caring, easy-going, knowledgeable, and I'll miss him up in Glendale but know his future OC patients are in amazing hands!

jeffrey fixed me!!! last year while walking my dog i suffered an injury to my finger (jersey…read morefinger) which required surgery and, as a result, specific hand therapy. i was overjoyed when i found jeff at wellworks and received outstanding treatment over several months. I couldn't be happier with my experience. Jeffrey is amazing --knowledgeable, caring, patient, and just all around lovely and encouraging. my surgeon was super impressed with the progress i made due to my immediate and continued therapy. and a year on since the injury, i am able to use my hand nearly to full strength. so so glad i found him, and wellworks. i would be remiss if i also did not shout out marilyn (sp?) and the OT student (forget her name!) who also assisted me in my recovery. If you're looking for an OT who truly cares and goes above and beyond, I highly recommend Jeffrey and the entire WellWorks team. Five stars well deserved!

We had a bad experience with this business in the past. It was only one PT there and a part-time…read moresupport stuff. PT was not knowlegeable and made my right knee pain worse. Her one exercise was especially harmfull - she put all my body weight on this knee with a knee angle less than 90 degrees and without any support. After a few sessions my knee pain level increased and I stopped going. PT told me that she could never ever feel her own glute muscles to contract (?!). I never met anyone who could not learned or feel their glutes to contract. It is a big limitation, especially for a PT. How do you train patients to contract it then? Glute muscles contraction is extremely important to prevent injuries and in rehab. I was surprised that she choose PT field. Do not recommend.

Physical Therapists - 5 stars Reception Staff - 5 stars…read more Facilities - 3 stars Difficulty Scheduling - 1 star

I was referred here for Occupational Therapy (OT) and received excellent service. My therapist,…read moreCaroline, is professional, knowledgeable, and nice. She provided me with specific exercises and practical tips that have significantly reduced my pain. I did notice the staff can be stretched a little thin, tending to two patients at once, but Caroline is an impressive multitasker who manages both efficiently. While this setup seems to be just how the business operates rather than any fault of the staff, the care remains great, and I highly recommend Caroline for anyone seeking quality OT care.

The Service: Easy check in & efficient service at the front desk…read more The Office: It's on the first floor, enter from the parking lot entrance. Very small office. A few chairs by the front desk (waiting area) A few beds with curtains, for privacy while doing the physical therapy. There is a private room for consultation/evaluation. The Parking: Private parking lot (free). Street parking as well.

Flex Motion Physical Therapy is the best place to get physical therapy. First I went in for a knee…read moreinjury, which my therapist Mitsy helped me heal. To this day, I still use the stretches and exercises she taught even though my injury has healed because they're so functional and easy to incorporate into my leg day routine. Now, I'm getting therapy for scapular dyskinesia. This time, it's much harder to create the mind-muscle connection, but my therapist Alex gives me great tips and he spends a lot of time with me to make sure I have good form. Slowly, I can tell my posture is improving. Finally, the ladies at the office are always very helpful with scheduling my appointments. They remember my name, which makes me feel welcomed. Overall I'm happy with the services here and I would recommend them to others.

We've had a wonderful experience at Adventist Health Therapy. Our son has been coming here for knee…read moretendonitis, and we couldn't be happier with the care he's received. PT Michelle is absolutely amazing--she's incredibly friendly, patient, and encouraging, especially with kids. She really took the time to understand our son's needs and created achievable, well-structured sessions that helped build his confidence while still pushing him just enough. Thanks to her thoughtful approach, we saw real improvement and a faster recovery than we expected. The facility itself is spacious, clean, and very well equipped with a wide variety of tools and equipment to support recovery from all kinds of pain or conditions requiring physical therapy. It never feels crowded, and everything feels organized and professional. Overall, this has been a very positive experience for our family. We're grateful for the excellent care and highly recommend Adventist Health Therapy to anyone--especially families--looking for quality physical therapy services.

Our infant attended PT with Virginia and she was wonderful. Additionally, we met with Karen for OT…read moreEvaluation and she was wonderful as well. They seem to really care about getting patients on the books. Alma was very helpful with scheduling.

The team members are good, but I would like to warn you regarding the subscription. Before you…read moresubscribe for the monthly payment and once you sign the contract you will trap in a difficult situation because they will take the last month fees from you no matter what you do or complain. when you cancel your subscription and even if you cancel 1 month before the next payment due THEY WILL STILL get your last payment (unused credits). For me it was $92 and it is gone, because when you have like 3 credit left you still need to pay for 4 additional credit, so it will be hard to use all these credits in a short period of remaining time. Again the people who works there are good and friendly but the membership cancellation policy is a soooo bad and unfair.

5-stars for the stretching and the expertise of the StretchMed Therapists are top quality (Kevin is…read moreGREAT) ... but read on. The business itself - 1-star. StretchMed might not be what you think it is so buyer beware when it comes to handing over your money. My session was free. It could have been 1-star rating and just 5-star for the service I recieved. I decided, if you read the reviews, you'll figure it out. Because upon reading the reviews, I'm very skeptical in handing over a credit card or 'buying' a membership. I might not be back unless it's a drop in emergency session. That being said... INCREDIBLE treatment, care, and knowledge from my Therapist, Kevin. (I went for the free 50-min session) I did the introductory FREE appointment and let me tell you, I went from not being able to do certain things a week before to the next morning, able to do things with more ease and fluidity. To be more specific: Kung Fu Being new to Kung Fu after a 15-year layoff in the Martial Arts, there are specific things (stances and kicks) that are very difficult for me to do right now. My goal, get back to where I was 15 years ago. I had my appointment on a Friday night and the next morning, found, to my shock, I was moving so much better and getting into stances with more ease than before. I literally was shocked. I'm sold - I need to really work on my stretches. Specific stretches. Kevin was great - but told me I shouldn't be doing Kung Fu. Not, do it carefully, or do it with caution- but NOT. I made sure I heard him right and he recommended that I do not do Kung Fu. Well... that is not going to happen. I would think there would be a, do it with caution, be careful of this and that, follow up a class with these stretches, etc. While I completely understand his intention is to protect me, I'm not going to just quit after starting up a month ago. That being said - I completely understand. (So Kevin, nothing against you 100%... it's just I would have liked a more cautionary recommendation so I can continue enjoying what I love while being careful). I HIGHLY HIGHLY HIGHLY recommend Kevin as your StretchMed Therapist 100 and 10 percent! He provided great stretches, showed me what I needed to work on, and I was on my way. I had to do the pricing when I got home because when presented the pricing after my appointment, it didn't make sense right away. I am a financial analyst and at first glance it looked weird based on initial calculations (and dehydration). Credits vs dollars is where they get you. Came here to Yelp and am concerned about the reviews - the pricing plan (and Membership) is reflective of all the bad reviews. 25 min - 1 credit 20 min - 2 credits 55 min - 3 credits 70 min - 4 credits You can buy 4 credits for $80. Does it look odd to you? So why not book a back-to-back-to-back-to-back for 4 credits and get 100 minutes? Those times should increase! If you're scheduling more time, there should be less credits spent. 4 credits for 70 minutes of work is less value. That's 17.5 minutes per credit if you want a 70-min session. You're 'spending more' (in credit) for less service. Go to any massage parlour, as purchased time increases, the price per minute on average decreases. Climbing Gyms, Martial Arts studios that do it by days, Personal Training, Workout gyms... all have the same business practice. Pay more money, you get more time/services. Burke Williams in Pasadena for a 35-min 'Pure Relaxation' massage its $140. That's $4/min on average. Book a 80-min massage its $230. An average of $2.88/min. People reviewing saying this company is dishonest - well... this pricing is reflective of it but hidden in membership and credits. What if you are a member, but don't go quite that often, then cancel because you can't afford it - you lose all your credits. Could be 20 credits built up. That's is a whole lot of BS... While I get the whole Gym Membership - you don't go you don't go. You lose PERIOD. That's on you. This one is, you'll have to pay MORE MONEY to get all those credits back to use, but those credits are for future services. StretchLab (not Med) in Pasadena offers two types of sessions: 25-min - $65 50-min - $120 Or some packages: 3x25 min sessions - $179 3x50 min sessions - $339 Do the math. StretchMed pricing tiers DO NOT work for me. Especially, the more you pay (in credits) the less you get philosophy. So the stretching is great and Therapists who do that are wonderful and expert at what they do, the business practice itself... not my cup of tea. If you want a great stretch, ask for Kevin. Get your money's worth at least. He's the only reason this gets 5-stars. On a personal note, I might sign up for Yoga.

I tore my ACL and had surgery recently and had to get physical therapy. My doctor recommended this…read moreplace. I can't say enough amazing things about this place and the staff everyone so friendly there's plenty of parking. I personally have the wonderful Mitchell and his assistant Miguel. He's really so knowledgeable and really pushes you and knows about the anatomy of the knee and has so much experience with sports injuries and more! From the Amazing staff that makes every single appointment so easy and text you front to the friendly faces that you see and the wonderful state of the Art equipment I for sure will be walking in no time thanks again

If you're looking for a physical therapy clinic that genuinely helps you heal and return to your…read morenormal life, this is it. I came in after a pretty intense surgery--bicep tendon tear and scapula repair--and was honestly unsure of how long it would take to regain strength and mobility. Working with Danniel Fox completely changed my outlook. From day one, Danniel was not only knowledgeable, but incredibly attentive to the details of my recovery. He took the time to explain every step, adjust exercises based on how I was progressing, and made sure I was never pushing too hard or too little. He understood the balance between patience and challenge, and that made a huge difference. Sessions were structured, focused, and tailored to my needs--not just a checklist of standard moves. He tracked my progress closely and celebrated the small wins with me, which really kept me motivated. Now I'm back to using my arm without pain, building strength again, and getting back to everyday life--and I truly credit that to the care I received here. If you're recovering from surgery, especially something as involved as a tendon or shoulder repair, I can't recommend this place--and Danniel Fox--enough. You'll be in great hands.