As a firm believer that just as most film makers don't set out to make a bad movie, most business…read moreowners don't plan to have their organization be less than the best it can be. Unfortunately, after two previous good experiences with Athletic PT, this most recent time isn't going well, and I'm going to be making a change. After Covid, this particular location gave up about half of its previous space, making what remains feel small; even claustrophobic. I don't care for all the patients being almost on top of each other in the back treatment room. Going through physical therapy feels like it should be a private experience, or at least semi-private. At this stage of my life, I don't enjoy being cheek and jowl with other patients. They have also cut the amount of time spent with each patient, which surprised me, and not in a good way. There's also a lot of noise happening - the music is loud, and the therapists and their assistants are making chit-chat talk with each other. It wasn't relaxing to be in that environment. This makes me sound like a crotchety old lady, but I think that a Zen-like environment might be more healing than a Gold's Gym (not to pick on them, per se) kind of work-out shop. When I walked out of the first hands-on appointment I told Dear Hubby that it didn't go very well, and in fact was causing pain in my lower back that I hadn't had when I went in to work on my knee. I spoke with several friends who've been through PT to rehab from surgeries and they urged me to move on if I'm not feeling comfortable. I expect that Athletic PT does good things for many others, but in it's current incarnation, and my current physical state, it's not a good fit for me.

Totally false They are the worst. Pt therapist were more…read moreconcerned about their internet. Experience was weak. No heat. Not ice. No muscle stimulation. Just 20 minutes of soft massage and then 20 minutes of unsupervised stretching Will never return.

When you enter Body Mechanix in Simi Valley, the first thing you see is a sign on your left with a…read moreshort dedication honoring the founders composed by their successors Blake and Taylor Carney. Its message concerns perpetuating a tradition of exceptional service to the medical profession using evidence-based techniques and dedicating time to every patient, each of whom is to be served with compassion and integrity. The message may commemorate the original owners but is true about Blake and Taylor and two therapists who work with them, Andy Macdonald and Erik Iversen. Even if Blake and Taylor and their team may not work any actual miracles, the halt and the lame heal. I've seen it. In my own case a very rare, incurable genetic disease weakens my muscles by counteracting innervation and disabling the systems that keep a healthy person on balance. All Blake and Taylor can do for me is teach me exercises that counteract the steady weakening of my muscles and help me practice balancing. I'm more able to regain my balance and much stronger and more balanced than I was when I began working with them--much. Still, as my nerves continue to degenerate I must keep doing therapy indefinitely into the future. Attending every week, I see other patients progress. People in wheelchairs stand up and walk. People barely able to lift their feet step over obstacles. People who cannot stand without a walker start pedaling an exercycle or pushing a leg press. Blake and Taylor begin with each patient where that patient is: when I began with them, I couldn't trust myself to land safely if I jumped even slightly. I still will never dunk, but I can leap. And all of this progress proceeds in an air of relentless positivity and encouragement. The trainers are encouraging and helpful, the office staff is helpful and encouraging, everyone is just positive throughout. Nothing is ever said except to achieve progress. The work is hard for me and others, but we push ourselves cheerfully because Blake and Taylor create an atmosphere that sustains us. I tripped once--Blake left his own feet diving under me to cushion my fall. Could I have six stars, please? Or maybe twenty? It's that good.

A fantastic team from the administrative staff, to the aides and hello superstar physical…read moretherapists! The facility is under new management and you can feel the go getter energy once you walk through the front doors. I am currently being seen for a lumbar issue that has been ongoing for the past 20 plus years. I am finally knowledgeable on what to do when I have a flare up, all thanks to the guidance of both Blake and Taylor, of course. Their approach of educating and therefore empowering the patient on proper body movements is refreshing. My husband recently fractured his ankle and there was no doubt on who he would be seeing for this physical hiccup. I have come a long way since the start of my treatment in mid March. I am feeling so much better but understand that I need more sessions so that I continue to have proper body mechanics - yes, pun intended. New injury, old injury or feeling not optimized physically, give Body Mechanix a call.

I have had many many many Physical therapy treatments, but this company, recuperation physical…read moretherapy, is the absolute best. All of the therapist are caring, educated, and friendly. If you need physical therapy, I highly recommend Recooperation Physical therapy, they are the absolute best!

You are in VERY good hands if you have your PT here. The…read moreknowledge & experience are stellar. Great energy on the floor front desk is exceptional!

My physical therapist was Derrick. He was very friendly and helpful. He worked at my pacing if I…read morehaving low energy and needed a break or two between exercises. If my muscles weren't being cooperative, he would find something else that would work the muscle group. The aides were great too! Ben, Benji, Erin, and Lauren were great in helping me with resistance bands and the other exercises equipment. They were just nice to have a conversation with too.

After multiple surgeries to my right foot I was left with massive swelling in my lower leg and…read morefoot. I was working with a physical therapist who was doing his best to reduce the swelling using regular massage techniques. After a few sessions he admitted we weren't making much progress and he suggested I contact Jennifer. At the first visit she took careful measurements of my leg from the knee down to the foot. And then we went through daily treatments that involved stimulating the lymph system and wrapping the lower leg in bandages. After a week my calf circumference was reduced almost 6 inches. Amazing! Even my orthopedic surgeon was astounded. Not only is Jennifer a skilled practitioner but she really cares about her patients and will work hard to get the best possible outcome. If you're experiencing edema you owe it to yourself to call Conejo Valley Physical Therapy and get an appointment with Jennifer.

This is truly the best PT experience I have ever had. My PT was so knowledgeable and continued to…read moresolve many of my very complex issues. Coming here has increased my quality of life and I cannot imagine where my body would be without it. They really care about you as whole here. I could not recommend more!

My daughter sprained her ankle a few months ago and has been seeing Daniel. He's been fantastic…read morewith her! Both the TO and Moorpark offices are great. The staff is all incredibly friendly and help make the time go by doing the exercises and therapy. I couldn't recommend Daniel and team more!

After having no result for weeks of PT at another place for my extremely painful IT Band I asked…read moreortho for a different rec. Bartley not only had a radically different approach than the previous place, I didn't even need to finish all the sessions. The exercises using resistance to strengthen the hip were spot on. I am pain free and will do these exercises forever to keep both hips strong. Everyone should do these exercises as they age, resistance training is everything it's cracked up to be.

I've been a patient for 3 months and have only the very best things to say. Beginning with the…read moreoffice staff. Carla and Tracy are exceptional at scheduling and being welcoming. My therapists have been Erin, Melinda and Brad. I love that I can request the same therapist each visit. They all use a laptop to record my exercises and progress. The Rehab Aides are thorough and usually are in school to become licensed therapists themselves. I would wholeheartedly recommend Bartley Physical Therapy to anyone needing qualified quality therapy.

Great, caring staff. Doc Anthony sees me each visit. Quite accommodating for scheduling. Easy to…read morefind and ample parking.

Beautiful location and the PT is excellent, I have rare condition and they treat it. It was super…read moreeasy to make appt, I am looking forward to coming in twice a week

Omega Rehab and Sport (ORS) is an excellent facility that provides consistently effective,…read moreefficient, and professional rehabilitative care. The reason for my visits were to help prevent debilitating episodes of occipital neuralgia (ON) from reoccurring and to help address some recent C3-7 level sensation changes that could be related to disc herniation and some spinal cord stenosis. Initially, I was biased toward getting doctor recommended PT at the venerable SCOI - UCLA because of my overall experience with other UCLA providers and the fact that treatment, scheduling, documentation are easily accessed through the UCLA Health patient portal. Unfortunately, availability of the first appointment was many weeks out. Hence, I opened up my search for other nearby providers and found Omega Rehab & Sport, who by my first internet impression, seemed worth looking into, they were in-network with Blue Shield CA PPO, and were essentially immediately available. My initial consultation was with Dr. Sevak Khodabakhshian, who instantly recognized my symptoms. The consultation was very informative and confidence inspiring. I then proceeded to a comprehensive baseline exam with Dr. Zach Fulks so he could assess my condition and map out some parts of my recommended treatment plan. After he got my imaging data, he was able to recommend more and fine tune the treatment plan based on real criteria. Zach was extremely efficient, always had the answers to my questions at his fingertips, provided constant encouragement, and was a great conversationalist to boot. My treatment settled on chiropractic adjustment, soft tissue work, strengthening of certain muscle groups to improve my posture by an evolving set of exercises, cervical decompression, and a wind-down session that were mostly warm packs and e-stimulation to temper post-treatment soreness, which ended up being minimal to non-existent. The final assessment showed large objective improvements in my head/neck range of motion and I definitely felt the improvement; the reduction in occipitalis tightness was very apparent. I told Zach that since 2020 to before treatment, I had recurring episodes of ON but felt confident I would not have another after my treatment at ORS. I'd like to also thank numerous other assistants and staff: Grace, Karla, Jason, Majedeh, and front office staff Juliana and Joanne. Communications/awareness among assisting staff of my treatment was perfect. For example, it's amazing when I am about to transfer from/to my wheelchair to/from a bench for cervical decompression, 2-3 staff members instantly congregate around and help me get situated before dashing back to their patient; no call for help, it's just automatic. More than one staff member are checking on me every few minutes. Everything meshes and it's no wonder I mostly see the place with plenty of patients still coming in if not already there even at the tail end of the work day; and all are in a great mood.

Very good service. No waiting. Lots of equipment. They do X-rays, clean environment. I would…read morerecommend this place.