I met Dr. S. Nord at the trauma center here in Reading. I broke my forefoot and he was the…read moreorthopedic surgeon on call. Being scared of who I was going to get, the E.R. Dr put me at ease by letting me know he was a great Doctor/Surgeon. My out come was fantastic. He told me upfront before I went into surgery that I might wake up with plates and screws. The break was a bad one. I woke up with only a few Kwires in my foot a great looking X-ray and Dr Nord saying "we got it done". No understand he is human and not all outcomes are great. Maybe I got lucky or maybe he is a great surgeon I'm going with the latter. Thank you for taking care of me. Oh he loves to talk music. Is a Pink Floyd & Led Zep fan. Plays guitar and rides dirt bikes.

Benefitted from the care and results much appreciated. Therapists both experienced and attentive.read more

From the owner: Pivot PT in Sinking Spring, PA has permanently closed.read more

I had been experiencing acute sciatica and a bulging L4 for months. A few injections to the nerves…read moremade no difference. My doctors suggested physical therapy. I chose Strive on Penn Avenue in Wyomissing. The program they designed for me was gentle yet strenuous enough to build back muscles that took the pressure from the nerve. It was a well rounded program including heat therapy and hands-on back therapy. Strive personnel are well trained, friendly and upbeat, as well as compassionate . The facilities and equipment are constantly being cleaned. I highly recommend Strive in Wyomissing!

I just started therapy at Strive, but the staff couldn't be more co siderate and helpful in putting…read moreme at ease. The therapist is solution focused in her educational approach and thus far has given exercises which are already helping . Thankyou so much! Marie

Very friendly office. My PA explained everything throughly. Very convenient check-in.read more

Had 2 experiences with this facility and both times the nursing staff was unbelievably rude and…read moreborderline careless. Numerous doctors involved in my care - not one knew what the other one was doing. Alot of confusion. Then, against my recommendation, a friend had surgery here and came out with the exact same experience.

READ REVIEWS BEFORE YOU GO!! I got called about my appointment that was set on the wrong date. I…read moresaid that I thought it was a different date in which I was told it was not. I was not upset about that I was upset that the lady on the phone was disrespectful off the start of the call she instantly was getting sassy about the appointment. I simply told her I did not know if they took my insurance and I was going to ask her to see if they did before she rudely interrupted me and told me they are going to take me off the list. I told her before she hung up that I was not done talking and she asked me to repeat myself in which I told her that I will not repeat myself and I will be going elsewhere. It's really unfortunate that I won't be getting the care for my knee that I need. I really hope the staff takes more care into the people they are helping because this is unfortunate.

Lebanon Office - Seems they know how to make an appointment, and charge you for an appointment…read more Only issue is the Dr. Starks seems to not understand how to actually show up for the appointment! First appointment of the day and I waited over 45 minutes past my scheduled time. No one comes in, explains the delay, nothing. I finally walk out and ask what is going on and am told "I don't know what to tell you. I can reschedule you for another day if you want." No thank you, reimburse my co-pay and I will do someplace else that actually understands the patients time is just as important as the Doctors.

This company doesn't care if they mess up your schedule,. They don't care if you have to drive out…read moreyour way for an appointment nor some doesn't care about their attitudes. If and when you experience this just know I tried to warn you.

I have insurance, insurance will pay and yet they refuse to provide me with an approved medical…read moreprocedure for a physically deabilitating condition and they don't care that I could end up being permanantley crippled. There is no other facility available in my insurance coverage area that accepts my insurance.

This place should be shut down. patient care is slim to none. The facility is not very clean or…read moresafe. The patients have to share a bathroom with the connecting room which only has a toilet and no sink to wash your hands. My husband was in for respite care and he is a fall risk and the staff wasn't checking in on him and he fell out of bed twice. Plus he wasn't given his meds when he was to get them. He also has dementia and wandered off to the front lobby and that's where my son and I found him when we got there. The staff never knew he was out there because they didn't do their job. Do not send your loved ones there!

The worst! Patient care notice of a doctors appointment limited to 15 minutes is postmarked June 1…read morefor an appointment that will be held on June 5.... mail arrived June 5. I have repeatedly requested more than 12 hour advance notice of the residents onsite doctors appointment.

First off, know that if I could give ten stars for South Mountain Physical Therapy I would. I had…read morebeen suffering from shoulder pain in both shoulders for well over a year. Several visits to well known orthopedic group in the Reading Area did nothing to relieve the pain. All I got from them was always wanting to stick a steroid shot in me and send me on my way. Was told to continue with the exercises that I came up with on my own and I would be fine in a few weeks. Well guess what, not the case. After a few months I INSISTED on an MRI and reluctantly, the doctor ordered it. When I went in for my appointment to see what the MRI showed I did not even get to see the Dr I had been seeing but was handed off to a physician's assistant. He shows me the MRI and he shows me what he called a slight tear in a tendon in the rotator cuff. He stated that he could schedule surgery today and then I would have to through a 6 to 8 month recovery period. He also stated that if I chose, I could try physical therapy for 6 weeks and if that was successful I could avoid the surgery. Of course I chose the physical therapy route. I go to check out and the receptionist stated that the soonest that they could get me in was over two weeks away. What was I gonna do? I scheduled the appointment. A day or two later and I was telling one of my friends what I was going through and how I had to wait over two weeks to get into therapy. He said "Look, you need to call South Mountain, they are absolutely the best!" The next morning I called South Mountain and one of the therapists (Kai) answered and I briefly explained what I was going through. He told me that he felt they could help me. I said, OK, how soon can you get me in. He said "Gary, if one of us has to come early or stay late, we will see you today or tomorrow". Wow, impressive. He said he would have Darien give me a call as soon as she got in and get me scheduled. Darien called as promised and I was set up for a next day appt with Dan. Not only did Darien show true compassion to my situation she also straightened out all of the insurance issues involved. Next day I go in and meet Dan. It was only about 15 minutes into the appointment and Dan tells me that he does not think any of my pain is coming from that tendon tear. At the end of my appt Dan states that he is 85% sure I have something known as Frozen Shoulder (in both shoulders) and that he can get me back to normal through physical therapy. Fast forward six weeks. After going to therapy 2-3 times a week and a lot of hard work on my own at home on off days I am at approximately 95% back to normal. Dan told me to continue with my at home exercises and within a few weeks I should be back to 100% normal. I went from constant pain and very little movement in both arms to just about full movement and NO PAIN! On the last day I was there I asked Dan what his final conclusion was and he stated again that I had frozen shoulder. Now keep in mind, I had 5 or 6 visits with that well known orthopedic group and not once was Frozen Shoulder mentioned. And also don't forget, they were so ready to schedule a rotator cuff surgery that would require 6 to 8 months of recovery time and that wasn't even what was causing my pain! Just a few short weeks of physical therapy and I am fixed. No more pain, back on the golf course, just about 100% movement back. I just wander why didn't they order physical therapy in June of 2020 when I had my first visit? Hmmmmmmmm,,,,,,,, I honestly feel blessed to come across South Mountain Physical Therapy. They gave me my life back. Not only was Dan an awesome therapist to work with, EVERYBODY at the facility that I had direct contact with was as well. That includes Darrien and Christine at the front desk (BTW, Thanks Christine for sending me to Penske for the auto repair, they did a great job!), Kai, Kathleen, Matt and Madison. Everybody there shows that they really care. Believe it or not, it came to the point where I actually enjoyed going to PT! Yes, that's right, I enjoyed PT. :-) In closing, I will say this. Believe me when I say, if you ever need to see a physical therapist, South Mountain is the place to go! You will not be sorry. Thanks again everybody, you are all very much appreciated.