I had a very bittersweet experience with Active Care. I attended 3 sessions and all of the people who assisted me were phenomenal! I felt better instantly. They were all incredibly kind and patient with me. However, the issue I had was with my insurance. I called Active Care the day before my first appointment to confirm my appointment and see if my insurance was verified. The front desk personnel said that they would get back to me about it. The morning of my appointment, they called and said my insurance was verified. I went for my first appointment and they hadn't said anything else about my insurance after confirming it in person and reviewing my insurance card. Then, the morning of my 3rd session, I got an email that they actually did not accept my insurance. I was confused and frustrated because I confirmed more than once that they took my insurance and that it was verified. And on top of that, I had been there twice already. I understand that this may not be the fault of the front desk as I understand that insurance stuff can be wonky. However, I would've appreciated knowing earlier, so that I could've saved hundreds of dollars. I will not be going back due to this frustrating occurrence. However, if they do indeed take your insurance, I would highly recommend their physical therapists! They were phenomenal. No issue with them at all. :) read more

If you have a mild/moderate issue and want PT (or more importantly, a personal trainer to give you strengthening exercises), I'm sure this place is fine and does the trick. But if you're a serious athlete coming back from injury I would run far, far away. Long negative reviews are easy to scroll past, but I regret not taking such reviews seriously when I selected ActiveCare for my post-op PT care. I went to ActiveCare for 4-5 months after hip surgery (from a running injury). During that time, my average visit had 2-4 other patients and I got less than adequate attention (typically 3-5 min or less of conversation with Greg - truthfully not sure how they even bill this as PT to insurance). I would reference issues/concerns, to which he would say "okay" but never change my treatment. It never felt like my course of PT was tailored to my needs or my long term goals. The final straw was when I came to my post-op appointment with my UCSF surgeon, who identified the source of ongoing issues (that my PT should have been able to resolve), and said I had significant weakness in the hip flexor.... and then was floored when I shared that I was doing ZERO hip flexor exercises. If you're healthy enough at ActiveCare to walk in and do the exercises on your own, that's all you get. Most of the time you get zero time with the PT (if you ask for it you'll be lucky for 3-5 minutes). Sure, you'll be fine enough. But PT care aim to get you back to your best, and that doesn't happen here. read more

I had my inside knee replaced in 21 and spent the first three months building strength and muscle mass at another provider. By January 22 I was ready for normal rehab and switched to by my doctor's recommendation. They paired me with Colman and Jeff who pushed me to my limits every week. After six months, the clicking and uncomfortable movements disappeared my mobility is better than before surgery and I am doing light running, stairs and biking like it was twenty years ago. Thank you Active Care. I am thrilled with the progress and am looking forward to skiing for the first time in 8 years. read more

I usually never write reviews but decided I had to take the time out of my day to do this and hopefully save some other people time and a lot of headache dealing with this place. While I'm sure Colman is a great PT, the first thing you'll notice when you start here is he's seeing at least 6-8 other patients AT THE SAME TIME. This means you get about 2-3 minutes of actual face time with him before being handed off to PT assistants who have very little knowledge about your case and what you should be doing, and frankly don't seem to care too much about how you're feeling during the actual exercise. This also means that Colman can't possibly keep track of your exercises or progress very well, and I never once received take-home exercises and had to call in to ask I was supposed to be doing. For someone with a complex case like mine who have been dealing with pain for a long, long time, this was incredibly frustrating and disappointing. Furthermore, the charges are absolutely insane. You get charged: $80 for Therapeutic Exercises $50.00 for "Theraputic activities" $50 for "manual therapy techniques" which is Colman or one of the assistance 'massaging' your injury for five minutes. and this is not counting the additional $120-$150 for the 'appointment'. This entire establishment is a complete rip-off and I find it completely unethical that they are seemingly trying to milk their patients for as much money as possible, while giving them little to no face time with the actual professional PT they came to see. And these are people who truly need help. DO NOT go here. I found a place that gives 1:1 time with the PT the entire appointment and charges transparently and fairly and could not be happier. read more

I underwent a course of twice-weekly physical therapy for a rotator cuff injury with Gregory Ohanessian and his assistants. He and his crew were quite competent and very open with a high level of professionalism. I would recommend their services without hesitation. Richard Baldwin, MD read more

The only place you should go in San Francisco if you need physical therapy. They are dramatically better than all other cookie cutter, barely individualized physical therapy offices. They are great at mental and physical conditioning, and targeting the athlete. First time I've experienced pain relief in 3 years, trying everything. Thank you Lisa, Greg, Izzy, Sophia, Tyg, and everyone who has been so helpful! read more

I had such a great experience with Active Care PT. I tripped in August 2021 and had two fractures on my 5th metatarsal. I did PT with Chance Nicol from Nov 21 to Mar 2022. He and his team were really awesome - very professional, attentive, and personable. Chance always remembered my weekend activities and asked about them, and that special thought made me feel very comfortable. Also, he knew I played volleyball and incorporated in certain volleyball-oriented PT exercises that again made me feel happy / heard. My PT recovery was much slower than I had hoped for, and at one point, I teared up because of my frustrations. Chance and Rafa were both very kind and made me feel better. Thanks for a great overall experience! I would definitely come back if I had another injury. read more

Didn't get much individual attention. My PT only saw me a few times during 6 months of treatment. I was working almost exclusively with an assistant (recent college grad) and the assistant is typically working with 1-2 other people at the same time, so I would be told to do an exercise, then I had to do it on my own without much form feedback or assistance. read more

Fuck this place! I called several times on Tuesday around 5pm no answer. Emailed and received a response the next day and the person asked me to call the office back. Called and provided my info on Wednesday and was told someone would do an insurance verification. No one called. Called on Friday to follow up and was told someone would call me back that day or Monday. No one called. Sent an email Monday replying to my email chain. No one responded. Called on Tuesday and was told by Lorraine that my insurance information was not in the system. How was that possible when I called on Friday and was told (Im sure my Lorraine because her voice sounds familiar) that someone was working on it! Then and she would do it immediately. Again no one called. I called my insurance Thursday and they have no record of anyone calling for verification so I called today and asked for a manager. I spoke to Chris who said they'd gone for the day and didn't seem to give a fuck that I was annoyed and having to continuously call for something basic as insurance verification and he claimed in notes it said someone called me and left a message on Tuesday which was a lie and he gave me attitude stating to check with my phone carrier because his notes said someone called. Why would I be calling back annoyed if someone actually called me! His response "Well we wont be seeing you here" and hung up on me! Unprofessional and a waste of a whole week! Find somewhere else to go where they take their work seriously and dont just lie to you about doing something theyd failed to do! read more

If you want even a modest amount of attention from your PT during your sessions, this is not the place for you. They have way too many clients scheduled at any given time, with each PT bouncing between 2-3 other clients while you're there and leaving you to do 80-90% of the exercises on your own. I thought maybe my experience was unique until I spoke with a friend this weekend who also happened to be a client of theirs a few months ago. He had the *exact same* experience, to the point where it made him cancel his remaining sessions and find another provider. I've let my primary care physician know not to refer any more of his patients to this provider, and I'd recommend you avoid it if at all possible. read more

Long story short- came in with a non text book sports injury, no surgery, no fractures or tears. After my PT more or less ignored expert opinions by doctors, I ended up with additional damage to another part of my leg, only to be promptly dismissed and sent my merry way when I confronted my PT with the results of treatments. At no point was a treatment plan presented to me, only specific exercises. I realize you're running a business, but it seems like there was no real effort here to get to the bottom of the problem and form a diagnosis /plan. You are treating people with medical conditions, if you're going to state you actually care about outcomes and not bottom lines, you better deliver on that, this is not a coffee shop. I'd love to see a statistic regarding how many people actually had their issue solved here. read more

Overbooked. Barely any time spent with the PT, and they don't seem to really care. Didn't feel heard or listened to

Not a bad place, but I've never been to a PT that juggled this many patients at once. I've only been to a few, but the ones I've been to in the past have always had someone attending to you the whole time, so it felt like I was on my own for a lot of the sets. When the trainer was there, he was really good at quickly making form corrections. When I stopped going, the final bill had line items for services I didn't receive, but was fixed after some back and forth. read more

Fabulous care from Katrina Zapalla and Jimmy O'Leary!! What a team. They helped me through a shoulder surgery both pre and post and gave me the kind of attention and treatment that anyone would hope for. Results are what matter and I'm back at work and playing comfortably (classical musician) and even wielding my golf clubs again! (They couldn't improve my game, alas...) Thanks to you both for getting this old geezer out of the weeds and back in the game! read more

This place is a mill. Perhaps it works for young people who want to focus on conditioning. As an older person with plantar fasciitis, I found it severely wanting. You get 5-8 minutes with an actual PT, the rest of your time there is with an aide. They seem to do cookbook therapy here. Rather than addressing my specific issues, they were working from habit. And I was never given written instructions on the exercises they prescribed. I'm supposed to memorize them? Write them down or notate them on my phone? Is that part of my therapy? On one occasion, there seemed to be no PT in the building, just aides. That's a violation of medical regulations. During that visit, I found myself in intense pain from an exercise. The aide iced my foot and then sent me home. At my next visit, I asked the PT if that event was in my chart. It WASN'T. That's when I decided not to return. Was the aide trying to hide what happened, or is this company policy? I found Peninsula Sports Medicine and Rehab afterwards... and they were GREAT. read more

Lisa Giannone literally changed my life. I'm a 49 year old life-long athlete and am still extremely active. After my third rotator cuff tear on the same shoulder I was told by my Orthopedic surgeon that it couldn't be repaired with a typical surgery. I was referred for a new procedure called a lower trapezius transfer. And that this would be particularly good for those who need to continue to have strength in the joint for working out. After surgery, I was referred to Lisa Giannone by my Stanford surgeon's office. And it was the best referral I think I've ever received. I have had over 15 surgeries and seen over 10 Physical Therapists over the years (so I'm very calibrated on the quality of PTs). Lisa is best in class. She has worked with professional athletes and professional dancers and has seen so many examples of injuries and treatments that she can tailor the therapy to each client. Since I started with Lisa my progress has been rapid and my mobility and strength have come back faster than I could have hoped. I can't recommend Lisa and Active Care enough for those who are in need of an excellent Physical Therapy practice. read more

This is my first Yelp review ever. I am a 75 yo female- Neurologist who came to Active care after an acute shoulder fracture, sub-acute bilateral meniscus tear and chronic low-back /sciatica problem. Three months later I am able to swim again, walk 5+ miles a day. The pain and stiffness in the shoulder, knees and lower back have almost completely went away. I feel stronger and healthier than I have felt in years. All this thanks to Coleman and Sophia. Sophia worked tirelessly with me teaching different exercises, introducing new gym equipment, depending on my progress. Coleman planned and supervised the therapy, stretched my muscles helping with range of motion and pain relief. The whole Active Care team is amazing, and that includes people greeting you when you enter the facility. The gym works as a well- oiled machine. THANK YOU!!! read more

If you are comfortable with sharing your PT session with 3-5 additional clients then this place is for you. They quadruple book most sessions (unsure how that works with insurance and if insurance providers would be agreeable to this). read more

The team at active care is amazing! They've helped me so much with my post-op recovery. They are mindful of covid and their patients' health but still push us in the ways we need to heal and get stronger. Friendly team and well equipped. read more

As an extreme sports junkie (Kiteboarding, MTB) I spent approximately 2 years (up to 2-3 times / week) with the Active Care after a MTB accident in which I broke my radial head and completely torn my PCL. Later I had nerve transposition surgery from a Cubital Tunnel Syndrome I've developed after my first elbow injury. Along the way they had helped with other smaller injuries like back pain and a minor shoulder fracture. Both the radial head fracture, PCL and then nerve transposition required long and hard efforts to regain mobility and rebuild lost muscle mass and strength. I worked with Josh Raskoff(almost constantly), Jim, Bryan and for short periods also with Lida and Katrina. Every time, with every injury that I got back with I knew I'm getting back to a friendly, committed team. Josh especially has helped me both with PT and moral support and guidance. He was clear when we had to push harder, do more and hope, as well as when he thought we reached the most out of it and there's no good reason to force it. Typically after heavy injuries you shouldn't expect to reverse the damage, but get the best out of it. I was clearly told what's the best I could hope for. For example that I may need (have an option for) a nerve transposition if things will develop in a certain way. Being there for so long I had the chance to observe the entire crew working with other patients over long periods of time. This is not a simple job for them, I could see how they come to work and are committed to do good for others and they get their reward when they see you recovering. While I'm not like new, I think I recovered greatly. I'm back to ski, kiteboarding and hopefully biking soon. I learned a lot along the way and still glad to stop by and say hello whenever I get the chance. Special thanks to Josh, Jim and Bryan and I hope they'll get a chance to help many others. read more

This is the place to go and Colman is top notch. As a former Olympic level athlete and certified personal trainer it is easy to tell when you are dealing with a top level professional service. I walked out without a limp, 4 days after my knee surgery... Don't look any further. read more

Lisa is amazing , don't go to any other PT places ! I had acl maci and tto on my left knee, wasn't walking till i switched PT to Active Care After 2 months I am finally walking jumping and excited to do more !!! Don't waste time going anywhere else , PT is more important to get you back than the surgery itself read more

Coleman and Ian have been completely amazing in helping my daughter with her recovery from her ACL surgery. We couldn't be more grateful for what they have done for her. They are wonderful with recovering athletes! read more

Cannot speak highly enough of Josh Raskoff. I went in with a very weak foot, seven months after surgery. I was experiencing pain, sporadic limping and restricted mobility. I couldn't even do a single relevé let alone jog. Josh designed a rehabilitation program of exercises and guided a team of attentive trainers to help: Andy, Dr Suz, Mo. The whole team was attentive, supportive, and professional. They seemed truly invested in me as a patient, and were warm and friendly throughout. 10 weeks later I could not only meet the test of 25 relevés, but was back on the treadmill and planning my next half marathon. read more

Physical therapy is brutal. My experience at Active Care was my first bout with PT - I experienced a terrible tear of my PCL in a bike accident and I have been worried about my long term ability to be active. While I still have a long way to go, I feel confident now that I have been in great hands with Active Care. This place is inspiring. My trainer Chaz, and my Therapist Katrina, could not have been better. They took some of the stress of the injury off of me, helped quell my anxiety, and made it clear that I would improve if I put in the work. Make no mistake, it is work. It is painful (in a good way). It will test your toughness...but it will help you improve. The environment at Active Care is not what I expected - it is actually enjoyable to be in the space. Dozens of people at a time are working through their injuries; all ages and walks of life are in the room. I would often look around and see kids, the elderly, college athletes, and middle-aged people like myself all grinding to strengthen their bodies. I have no doubt that there are countless great physical therapist practices here in the City, but I can tell you that if I need to go through this process again, I will return to Active Care as quickly as possible. I leave every morning with my leg exhausted, covered in sweat, but with a renewed sense of purpose and hope about my (ongoing) recovery. Many thanks to Chaz and to Katrina, along with the rest of the universally lovely team for doing what they do. read more

I was having hip pain. I had never been to PT before, so I had no idea what to expect. I was assigned to Katrina with Ron as her "assistant". My first visit I met with Katrina for my evaluation for about 30 minutes, then Ron took over with my exercises. Thereafter, I was always warmly greeted by Ron...directed to the stationary bike for 10-15 minutes while he went off to other clients. He would then return, situate me mostly on a "bed", instruct me how to do an exercise, then "do ten reps on each side for three sets", then he'd go off to other clients. I'd finish my reps, usually wait for him to return, but often went on my own to do exercises I'd been shown before, not always knowing if I was doing them correctly. Then Katrina usually came by at the end to "manipulate" my hip, but often I would just leave. I would say out of the hour I was scheduled, I had someone "guiding" me for "maybe" about 30 minutes, the rest I was on my own. It wasn't until I spoke to my husband and friends that I learned your therapist should always be by your side assuring you're doing the exercises correctly. Just saw my Orthopedic Surgeon after having broke my ankle. After two months of recovery, she recommended PT. The first thing I said was "not Active Care" and said why. She said, as I thought, "they're a Chop Shop". If you're not a professional athlete, that they give AAA, First Class attention to, they have no interest. All us common people looking for successful PT, look somewhere else. read more

Avoid, avoid, avoid. This place has too many clients for too few therapists. It's so crowded that they sometimes can't find an available table to work on. Had my third hour-long session booked this morning. The first was fine and had the therapist's undivided attention for the full hour. The second and third he spent more time working with other patients than with me. Today's was shameful. I left after 35 minutes after seeing him for a total of two -- TWO -- because he was booked simultaneously with at least two other clients. Want to feel like you're in a factory? This place has your name all over it. Want personal, attentive care? Try someplace else -- ANY place else. read more

Huge shout out to Colman, Carolyn, Izzy, and the Active Care team - they are awesome physical therapists and awesome people providing tailored care in a personalized manner - truly taking the time to get to know the physical issue and person with the issue. I have been to three other physical therapists over the years, and Colman/the Active Care team are the best! read more

HIGHLY RECOMMEND GREG O. WHO IS THE PHYSICAL THERAPIST THERE. Been in theMy Seen him 3x now for pain in my left shoulder that goes down to my right forearm when I lie in bed on that shoulder or try to bend it arm when lying on pillows. He is VERY knowledgeable, very calm and I really like working with him. Turns out that it is being caused by some scar tissue that was the result of a broken elbow 1.5 years ago. What we originally thought might be a shoulder problem needing a small surgery does not seem to be. (Dr. Akuzuki was great -- said "yeah...you have small tear. And that could be the issue but ...let's put it this way: I have professional baseball players throwing balls a 90 mph who have this tear and it doesn't bother them." He said that even if he did do surgery for it, he'd have me do this PT after , so might as well start with it and see if that took care of it. LOVED THAT!) Dr. Akuzuki recommended Active Care. My orthopedist (Dr. Akuzumi) recommended Active Care. My husband's neurologist/spinal specialist at Seton recommended them, too, and as I liked Greg, he requested him, too. It IS a very busy place. Greg has never left me alone while we were working, but know my husband says he frequently is talking with other PT's ---not sure if they're "in training" or Greg is just more knowledgeable. read more

The office is hectic and each PT is massively overbooked which means the PT never spends more than 10-15 minutes with you MAX and then hands you off to a trainer. The trainers are working with 2-4 patients at a time so you never really get any personal attention and your appointments end up taking 1.5- 2 hours on average. Honestly, it feels like it's about getting as many billable hours and clients in the door vs. quality of care. To add insult to injury, their billing is a total nightmare with mistakes and overbilling. My experience at Active Care was pretty disappointing and a year and a half later I have a similar injury and need to start with new PT all over again. They pride themselves on working with athletes and pro dancers and I'm sure they give them top care, but all the regular people should go elsewhere. read more

Active Care is a semi-chaotic physical therapy practice that caters to athletes and professional dancers. If you are neither of these, I would recommend going somewhere else. If you want to spend 1 1/2 hours a day (with approx. half of this time waiting around), three days a week at PT, this is the place for you. If you would prefer a dedicated 30 min. session once a week (or twice a month) with your own focused gym time interspersed, find another PT. If you want clear, concise, accurate, on-time billing procedures with an accounts payable person who returns your phone calls and faxes, run (or hobble). AC won't fit the bill. As an aside, the PTs and trainers are very friendly, but I mostly felt like I was one member of a non-uniform herd of cattle that collectively suffered from severe ADD. read more

Nothing is worse than feeling like you're at the doctor all the time, and I should know. I've had ongoing ankle instability for over a year and most recently, fractured and completely blew out my ankle, yet again. After a referral from my othropedist, I called up Active Care to finally do some PT once and for all. The registration girl was nice, she quickly returned my call and double checked that my insurance was accepted. Off to a good start... until she said, "yeah, Blue Cross actually dropped all coverage for outpatient physical therapy" -- how could that be??? She very happily told me they had a great program for people without insurance coverage and each visit would be a CHEAP $145 each time!!! Yeah, right!!! At this point, I was convinced it would be cheaper to amputate. I quickly called my insurance company to see if they were really as lame as she led me to believe. The rep from my insurance company literally laughed in my face, as if I was crazy, how could they just drop all PT coverage? He rattled off 15 or so PT practices in SF that accepted BlueCross. To make a long story short, don't lie to people about their insurance coverage just to get them to come to your overpriced practice. I feel bad for the people who have fallen for this jig in the past. read more

The care that they offer is terrific. I had very painful plantar fasciitis. I worked with my therapist for several sessions over a few weeks and the issue resolved. read more

I'm afraid my experience was almost identical to the most recent one- and two star reviewers. Cameron is nice enough, but obviously distracted and almost cursory in his assessment before being handed off to an overworked trainer who had only minutes within each hour to work with me. This place is expensive!! Nearly $400 per hour for jaw-droppingly superficial attention. Also, the billing statement lists $40 for "application of hot/cold compresses" which was literally the trainer handing me a bag of ice on the way downstairs and saying "you can use this in the car on your drive home". Seriously. As others have noted, unless you're a rich, celebrity athlete or someone with the ballet...you DON'T get the VIP treatment. It's more of a "get 'em in...get 'em out and BILL, BILL, BILL. I wonder if the Insurance companies know about this kind of unfulfilled expectations and over-the-top charges for very little hands on help? I have since hired a dedicated personal trainer with the same equipment and training for about 25% of their hourly rate. Suggest others do the same. read more

I have to agree with reviewer Buddy G. that Active Care is not the five star experience that others are writing of. The trainers are beyond hit and and miss. Getting a different one each time, I was told to do things differently by each. Add in that I got Heather multiple times, who didn't have the time or energy for me as she obviously preferred working with young males knees, was an awful extra. Here's a question: who would feel good about being left as long as 10 minutes between circuits then when H. does deign you with her attention, it is a "hey" or wave across the room to go over there? She then would look at my file and tell me what to do next back across the room sans supervision that I am doing it correctly? I was treated like a bad puppy being scolded for interrrupting her... One last thing: My doctor believes that the PT I was given evolved into a shoulder condition, and that the exercises were incorrect. What a fab place: not. The only reason I am giving them two stars is that it is clean, which some PT facilities aren't. and p.s. to Buddy G. Yes, Dr. Dillingham is married to the owner of the place... no wonder they are full of his patients! read more

I've been going here for about 3 months now, recovering from a bad foot injury which was made worse by incompetent doctors. Long story short, I love them so far for the workouts. I went in on crutches, hadn't walked for months. I'm now walking with no limp (still in some pain), and have started on the path to my first 1-mile walk in months. I'd give them 4 stars but for the admin and time-per-visit cons below. Pros: - this is the place if you want to be pushed, pushed, pushed - for those who are dying to be active again, and willing to endure hard work to get there - Coleman - PT - really seems to know the right exercises for my injury - Trainers: most of them are great at giving you attention for the workout sections where you really need help/encouragement/push (Carolyn and Joe rock!) - but see cons below - Flexibility with arrival/departure hours (they never pushed me to finish because my time was up - even if it was 8pm) Cons: - billing and admin - scheduling - better schedule a couple weeks in advance! - expensive per visit (I had to pay for a few visits myself) - PT barely spends 5-10 mins with you - usually OK since trainers work you hard. But when you see the PT planning multiple patients' workouts simultaneously, you wonder if you're getting the best plan created for yourself. After all, even the smartest people probably have limits to their multitasking skills! - trainers work 2-4 people at a time - Really increases the time you spend there by at least 1 hr (there are times when I'm just sitting around waiting for someone to tell me what to do) - If you can't walk yet, be aware that you'll be climbing 15-20 stairs to get to the main floor. They usually insist on accompanying you for that, though. Anyway, I'm continuing to go there at the moment - they know my story and I'm still seeing benefits from their workout. Good luck! read more

Ok. So I sprained my ankle when I lived in San Diego, back in January! I was taking a boxing class and did something to my foot doing a squat jump. :o( I went to a doctor in SD and they didn't really help me. It just kept on getting worse, so I stopped running (April) and cycling (May). When I moved here I went to UCSF and after a month or more of tests, they recommended PT. A friend of mine suggested that I go to Active Care. I have had 7 sessions so far and my ankle is finally healing! They are so smart and personable here. I trust them completely to get me back on both feet. My PT is Keri and she is incredible. The place is great and they really know what they are doing here! 2/28/08 Well, it turns out that they were giving me the incorrect PT for my injury and made my ankle worse. Apparently, the exercises they gave me were too advanced for my injury.I decided to quit on my own and went to acupuncture instead. My acupuncturist worked wonders on my foot and she diagnosed me correctly, as I later went to Boston to get 2nd and 3rd opinions and was diagnosed and treated correctly. Now, my foot is about 95% and almost completely healed. read more

Currently an Active Care patient working with Lisa G. and Ian. It's been a good experience in that you get a "mini workout" and see progress. Lisa is an excellent PT. Plan to be there for at least 90 minutes each session. There is some parking with meters on Geary. You will need to ascend stairs to get up to the PT area. Wear athletic clothes and plan to sweat a little bit. There are showers/locker room if you need it for after. The front desk team always remember my name and are on top of things. Definitely recommend it. read more

I'm on my fourth round with Activecare. First time was post-op rehab on my right shoulder. Then post-op rehab on my left shoulder (b/c after the right shoulder got fixed, I got so enthusiastic in the weight room, I broke the other one!) Then my knees (long-standing injury, finally got worse enough that I asked my ortho about it). And then after an N-year hiatus, I -rebroke- my right shoulder. So I'm back. And each time, they've been -excellent-. Just -excellent-. Each time, I learn a shit-ton about how to care for my joints, and it improves my life and health. If I were rich, I'd want a PT like one of these folks on-staff, so they could train me in how to use my body properly and not injure it. Ah, well, I'm not rich. But they take my insurance, so -when- I break something, they can help me fix it. read more

I was an athlete in college (not long ago) and am one of the most active people I know, so I was pretty bitter when I messed up my knee and required surgery with 4-6 months of recovery. After a fair amount of research and consulting with athletic friends who had recent surgeries, I chose Active Care. While I have worked with most of the staff and think everyone is great, I have worked mainly with Keri and Juliet for the past 3 months and they both rock! My level of strength and fitness increased significantly very quickly and I am as fit now as I was while working out with coaches / team in college. Every session at Active Care is filled with a lot of sweat and almost every time I have been pushed to my physical limits. Additionally, they have been extremely supportive of getting me back into the activities that I love to do as quickly and safely as possible. For anyone who is athletic and active in need of PT, I highly recommend Active Care. read more