I like Roxane, who works with me. She really goes above and beyond! This time, she had her foot in…read morea boot and still tried to do what she could to teach me my exercises/monitor my progress. The North Lamar location is also super easy to get to, being just off 183. The only thing I'd change about this place is I'd appreciate some sort of text or email confirmation of my appointment. The phone calls are fine but leave room for confusion (I realized after I hung up that I couldn't tell if the receptionist said my appointment was at 4:30 or 4:40).

My experience with Austin Physical Therapy Specialists has been great. I see Dr. Swap to help rehab…read moremy hip, hamstring, and pelvic floor therapy. I had an over use injury for over a year and felt like I was chasing the cause and not really sure where to turn. I saw multiple PT's, but I didn't feel confident in their care. I'm totally confident with Dr. Swap. She has gone above and beyond to make me feel comfortable. I feel like she treats me based on what is happening in my body instead of just giving me a group of exercises expected to work. I also really appreciate that I see her. Having one person who oversees my care is important to me and she has always helped me feel comfortable with this. I highly recommend APTS!

I went there with high hopes. The actual PT who helped me was great. It was the support staff that…read morewas terribly untrained and unprofessional. The next visit they just put me on a bike with no introduction on who they were (that they were the one I would be seeing instead of the PT) and what we were doing. They were so apathetic about what I was doing, and again, with zero conversation or explanation. There was another woman who had recently had knee surgery. They put her on some machine and left her there--not paying attention to form at all. The Assistants (??) were having very animated conversations over all of our heads... Honestly, I could have just watched videos on YouTube and learned more about what I needed to improve my situation. That is what I did. I let them know my concerns. The management did not seem to be concerned either. I was very disappointed.

I have been to Texas PT at Parmer / Avery Ranch for three 2-3 month periods, about 2013/14, 2024…read moreand 2026, all related to my legs. The founding leader, Mike, I think, and Julia Whitacre, DPT, more recently, and their support teams have been superb on every occasion. Highly recommended ...

I cannot praise Priscilla and her team enough. Fast, efficient, caring and quality physiotherapy…read moresessions are making a difference with my shoulder injury and pain. This is my first time doing physio. I will admit, I was skeptical. But the technicians and therapists at Integra know their stuff. A little more each week, with two sessions weekly and home exercises, I am seeing progress. I am very grateful to all of them. Do the work. Physio is worth it, and yes, it definitely works.

I have been coming to Integra for different issues since 2016. I started coming when I had bad back…read morepain while pregnant with my youngest child. I was certain I had a slipped disc or something, but the doctor recommended physical therapy. I was skeptical, but determined to do my due diligence. After coming for six weeks though, I am now a huge believer in PT. The therapists were able to get me relief and teach me how to do exercises that were safe for the baby and helped ease my back pain. In 2017 I came for knee issues after overtraining for the cap 10k. I came again this past year when I developed bursitis in my hip. Each time I have been injured I visit until I have consistent relief and then I discontinue therapy sessions and continue the work at home. I have only had to come the full six weeks once (that was when I was pregnant). Integra is totally cool with this because the whole point of PT is to get better. They don't pressure you to add extra unnecessary sessions. The first visit is an evaluation where they take a look at your issue, test range of motion, ask you about your pain levels and determine a treatment plan. Different injuries require different levels of treatment, more severe issues could result in multiple visits a week but most of mine have been once a week. After the eval, sessions usually consist of a 30 minute exercise session where a therapist walks you through good exercises you can do to strengthen your body in the area where you're injured and making sure you don't end up with any compensatory injuries. The second half of the session is usually some form of physical manipulation, for example, when I had bad back pain the second half was the therapist working out the tension in my upper back muscles. I would call it massage but it was not relaxing. It did, however, (eventually) result in relief of pain. I recently brought my 10 year old in for a knee injury and learned she has hyper mobile joints and weak hip adductors which can be a risk factor for injuries, so we will be working on strength and stability. I highly recommend Integra!

I've been going to this location (North Round Rock) of Results Physiotherapy for about 3 weeks, and…read morehave been quite impressed by the staff. While you won't necessarily see the same person every time (and sometimes each is handling 2 people at once), everyone's care and commitment is obvious. After my condition was evaluated on my first visit, I was asked about my goals. I am convinced that the physical therapy I'm getting will help me reach those goals. The exercises I have been given have gotten progressively more intense so my muscles have occasionally been sore, but I know this is helpful to my recovery. There are many locations in the Results chain. This location is in a strip shopping center, with nearby parking but no nearby handicap-designated spaces.

Office is dirty and has a smell. The staff, very unprofessional. I arrived early to fill out…read morepaperwork, and was told to come back later "at least and hour"! as they were having a meeting. When I returned they were still talking about picking up their children from school and so forth, and did not attend to me. They stated I was early, I said, I was to come 30 minutes early to fill out paperwork and then I was asked had I completed the all the paperwork?? I stated, I did not work there so I do not know if it is all complete. NO ONE, even came to the front desk, this all transpired from the back of the room where they were all standing. Again, extremely unprofessional and reception area very dirty.

Professional, friendly, respectful, attentive, and courteous. My physical therapist, Jacob Martin,…read moreevaluated an ongoing problem that was causing me to lose sleep every night and... fixed it. He was very careful to explain his approach to me, including the importance of trying one potential fix at a time. He constantly monitored my pain levels and taught me about what I needed to change to get better as well as how my body works. I gained self understanding and awareness that will serve me well in the future. Their hours are broad - the earliest therapist starts at 7:15, while others come in at 9am and stay until 6. The reception and staffing, on the other hand, like almost all doctors' offices, was less than stellar. They're very regular about calling patients the day before to remind them about their upcoming appointment, which is great. I did have some problems with billing, however, including an attempted double charge, and the receptionist who said my referral "had not arrived" when it was sitting in their inbox. Their computer system seems problematic. The experience was still a positive one. If my problem ever recurs, or if I have a new concern that this therapist can treat, I will certainly come back, and would recommend him.

I sure am glad that Wendy is a nice lady and is okay to talk to. Otherwise, I'd swear that she…read morehates me and is some sort of sadist. Ouch! But, I know it's for my own good. Located not actually in SNW, but in the building next door, this physical therapy facility seems pretty well equipped for the treatment of all sorts of injuries. Lots of gym-like equipment, some weighted balls, private curtained treatment areas, a cool computer machine with lots of attachments for simulation of different life skills, ultrasound machine to deliver deep heat, and hot/cold packs to alleviate pain/relax muscles and whatnot. The only thing missing, I think, is a pool and hot tub. Wendy is an occupational/hand therapist , so she's been working on/with me for the rehabilitation of my elbow. Our sessions always start with a hot pad on my elbow, then Wendy manipulates my elbow into positions that it certainly doesn't want to go into. Which sucks. A lot. Again, for my own good. After that, she likes to mix it up, which I like, because I'd get bored with the same thing time after time after time. She has a pretty decent knowledge of how my insurance works and is very conscientious about the number of visits I have remaining, making the most out of each one. On the down side, Wendy is a REALLY busy lady, so scheduling can be a bit of a hassle. I've taken to scheduling a couple months out, knowing that I can cancel, if I miraculously get better faster than anticipated. Who am I kidding, I'd expected to be way better than I currently am at this point. No more timeline anticipation here. On the up side, with Wendy's help, I've made considerable progress in my recovery. When I first started, I couldn't extend my arm past a 90 degree angle. I don't have full extension yet, but it's much, much better. We're working on flexion which has been a torturous process. It'll get there. Eventually. AND I CAN WASH MY HAIR WITH BOTH HANDS NOW!

Dr. Tranh is a spinal surgeon who saved my neck with a fusion nine years ago. He is caring and…read morehonest with his patients. The office staff is helpful. I will return to him if needed.

I came to see Dr. Tran for a consultation in July. This was at the Ascension Seton Round Rock…read morelocation. The appointment itself was supposed to be an hour long, yet I only saw Dr. Tran for 15-20 minutes max. The appointment felt rushed after waiting a long time and I left feeling unheard. He had no bedside manners and it seemed he had more important things to handle vs my appointment. I had questions and all his answers were very vague. I asked if my problem could be a spinal or scoliosis issue, but all he said was no, without any explanation of why. He mentioned that my symptoms were definitely odd and he recommended me to do an MRI, then a follow up appointment. I did the MRI end of July and I still have not heard back from him nor his office. I did receive a message regarding a note he wrote himself possibly about PT, but that was it. I called the office and asked if I needed to come in for a follow up or if they were going to refer me to a PT place, but nothing! I am still suffering from my issues and I feel like I'm back at square one. I went to him knowing he was a spine specialist, thinking he was able to help me or provide some sort of relief, but it was just a waste of time and money. Overall, I wish I had a better experience with Dr. Tran. I only went to him because of all the positive reviews and high praises. Unfortunately, my appointment with him did not reflect that. I'm glad I got the MRI done as I would have to get it done eventually, so thank you Dr. Tran. As for the follow up, I am better off looking for another spine specialist who handles patient communication better.

I have been to several different Physical Therapy businesses in the North Austin and Leander areas…read more By far, this is the BEST! I cannot say enough about the excellent staff and their one-on-one, very skilled, expert, and professional Physical Therapy sessions. They can help with any areas you are having challenges with- whether hips, feet, back, or any area of your body. They literally kept me walking until I had surgery and then afterwards helped me recover quickly. It is so important to go to PT and THIS is the ONLY place I can recommend! Greg (Dr. Greg House, PT, DPT, OCS, Cert. MDT Board certified orthopaedic clinical specialist) is amazing and kind. Fiona has "magic" fingers that take away issues (a type of release). So happy I came to Spine & Sports PT during one of the most challenging times of my entire life!

My Neurosurgeon referred me to Spine and Sport after emergency cervical surgery. I appreciate that…read moreDr Johnson takes the time to explain how my body is reacting and healing along with why a given exercise will help and what to expect at the time as well as going forward. His guidance through my recovery has been one of the key components to my success. The emotional support has buoyed my spirits and allowed me to set expectations for my progress that seemed so far out of reach when we started but have been realized along the way. As you would expect, the office is clean and easy to access with ample parking. The one-on-one therapy is personal and I never feel on display which was especially important to me when this started and I was far from my best self. I highly recommend Spine and Sports.

I appreciate the help I have received from the staff at Outcomes Therapy. I called Leila at the…read moreAustin office because I wanted to choose where I did my prescribed PT therapy. Frankly, I was very hesitant about starting PT. I appreciate that Leila took the time to answer all my questions and address my concerns. She let me know that Outcomes Therapy accepted my Medicare and Tricare for Life. She also confirmed that I could select my PT therapy with Dr. Joseph Carneglia at their San Antonio location. After speaking with Leila, I drove to the San Antonio location to see the facility. The facility is beautiful and well-maintained. The front desk staff were very helpful, and they introduced me to Dr. Joseph Carneglia. This is a well-run business, from the Austin staff to the San Antonio staff. I knew after meeting Dr. Joseph Carneglia that this was the place and person I would pick for physical therapy. It has been such a great choice.

I highly recommend Outcomes Physical Therapy, Dr Tozer Knew exactly what to do for my Lumbar…read moreStenosis Pain and situation. As an 82 year old, I wasn't sure what improvement could be made at my age, but I made weekly progress through his care and exercises. He knew exactly what I could tolerate at that particular day and patiently worked with me for a year. I am so much stronger. I have experienced Phys. Therapy at other places, but this was by far the best place. One receives individual care given by a very knowledgeable individual and is not handed off from one person to the next. The scheduling was adapted to accommodate mine, and the whole atmosphere is very conducive to success.