Very unprofessional as a business who is supposed to help you with physical therapy and build back…read moreyour strength they seem to have no regard for the client and workers seem like they are just there to get paid and not focus on client progress and building back strength , HIGHLY DO NOT RECOMMENDED This location !!

My son and I have gone here for multiple injuries and they've always been great in accessing where…read morewe are and setting realistic goals while we're building strength.

I couldn't be more pleased to work with Advance Physical Therapy. I have worked with Evan and…read moreBrad. They both listened and asked questions tailoring my program. I like to be aggressive and push the levels of my recovery/training. They both switch drills and stretches to accommodate personal needs. The staff is super friendly and responsive.

Dr. Judy is a rock stars she has handled my case with skill, care and compassion…read more I have fibromyalgia and many PT's don't know how to work either this disability, but Judy does! So grateful to have found this skilled professional.

Sea Pines PT is an absolute West Seattle treasure! I have had nothing but an incredible experience…read moreat Sea Pines! Julia is my PT that I frequently see on a regular basis. She is absolutely amazing. She is very caring, authentic, and very knowledgeable. She has been helping me with some issues with my feet, and I have seen a lot of improvement since I started seeing her. I have a ways to go, but she has drastically helped. I have also seen other staff at Sea Pines who are also amazing and knowledgeable. Carly and the administrative staff are also very helpful and help to provide a good experience. They are caring and very knowledgeable about insurance, billing, appointment management, etc. I have seen Julia at both the clinic location and the West Seattle Health club location. The clinic is a very minimalist space but also modern. I love the vibe and decor of the space. I highly recommend Sea Pines for your physical therapy needs and I can't say anything but good things about Sea Pines!

Jacob has been great. Helpful, responsive. Office staff are easy to work with. Highly recommend.read more

The first visit was one-on-one with the therapist for 45 minutes and went very well. However, for…read morethe next visit, I was placed in the general exercise room where the therapist was seeing two other patients besides me for the entire hour I was there. This lead to frequent times where I finished my exercises and had to wait for the therapist to finish with other patients. I am reasonably confident that each patient being seen is being billed out at the full rate for the hour. Highline PT is part of a 250 clinic operation and they are in turn owned by an investment company, so maximizing revenue per patient is undoubtedly a desired outcome. Sad state of health care in America.

This place is fantastic! I have been going here regularly , twice a week for about a year now and…read moremaking steady improvement. The therapists are skilled, caring and very good at pinpointing your problem. BTW, great care for seniors. The office staff is most helpful.

I feel like this place is the McDonald's of physical therapy…read more The staff is nice enough and facility is clean, etc. But I feel the service is lacking in quality. You're just kind of rushed through and they go through the motions with you to ensure all their boxes are ticked so it appears like on paper they did their due diligence for your medical needs. My experience was that I was tossed around from therapist to therapist from one appt to the next. I don't know if I even saw the same therapist more than twice during my 12 week session. Every time I went in the therapists were multitasking and it seemed like there was a lot of patient overlap and they were trying to juggle more than one patient at a time. Not the greatest feeling when you're expecting to receive one-on-one attention and a full hour of service. It was definitely not that. Luckily, my insurance covers most of the expenses. I only end up paying a small portion (my co-pay). But when I look at my statement and how much money they charging the insurance company it seems insane. I hardly think what I received in those session is worth $300 a pop. What a racket!! What happened to physical therapy being at the hospitals? When I used to go to Swedish I had much better experience. But now my doctors only refer to this place. The overall experience is generic and I feel like I'm getting the PT equivalent of visiting a chain restaurant like Starbucks or Panera. Also, at the end of all 12 weeks of PT, my pain only mildly improved. Almost not worth bothering. I could have done more in a YouTube video at home.

The ATI located at 4701 41st Ave SW is top shelf! From the…read moremoment you first arrive until your very last visit; the Team here, led by the incredible Amber Hasenmyer treats you with kindness, respect, care and understanding. They provide the best recovery solutions in the PNW. Not only did they provide physical therapy. Their positive attitude and encouragement helped me overcome my depression thus giving me mental therapy as well.

Matthew Olson, DPT, has given me exceptional service for the last 4 years. His thoughtful and…read moreinsightful treatments fixed a thoracic back pain problem that had prevented me from sleeping on a normal bed for 40 years despite ineffectual treatments by numerous other therapists and doctors. He successfully analyzed a long-term hip pain problem and developed a temporary solution, then referred me to a doctor to investigate a permanent treatment. He currently is treating a recent painful hip injury with exercises and cold packs that are minimizing the pain. He listens carefully, recommends exercises that are gentle yet effective, and quickly adjusts his recommendations if necessary.

I was a client here for a few months, and my primary therapist was Jennifer. She was great. She…read moreshowed me several exercises I could do for my neck and back pain. And then she started working on my balance and strength exercises. We know sooner started those exercises and I was told I no longer needed therapy. Since I was in a car accident and had a neck and back injury which resulted in me having BPPV which had been diagnosed by a medical doctor at Swedish Medical Center. I requested that my left ear crystals to be red distributed, as I have balance issues due to BPPV. Alex a therapist at the West Seattle location was to only distribute the crystals in my left ear. Instead, he spent most of my session on his laptop, probably trying to find out how to do the Epley maneuver. What he did was have me turn my head to the left and to the right said that that's all I needed to do and that I would be cured and that I did not have BPPV. I did not come here for a medical diagnosis, and Alex, you are not a medical doctor. You also gave me a deep tissue massage, which killed me at the base of my neck and my scalp. You made my pain level worse. I do not recommend Therapeutic Associates West Seattle.

After completing eight post-surgery therapy sessions with Kintsugi, I asked at the time whether…read morethere was any balance on my account. I was told there wasn't. Nearly a year and a half later, I received a bill totaling close to $2,000--despite the sessions being basic stretching exercises. I contacted Kintsugi to understand the charges and the delayed billing. I was told the coding was done by the therapist and that the billing came from a third-party company--not Kintsugi. However, the bill had Kintsugi's name and contact number, which makes the attempt to shift responsibility feel dismissive and unprofessional. Not only were the charges excessive for simple stretching, but I also stopped attending because I could perform these exercises independently. What's most disappointing is that the billing was delayed until I was no longer working and on a very tight budget. This timing added unnecessary financial stress. During my call, the person I spoke with said he would inform the owner but couldn't offer any resolution. He later left me a voicemail saying he felt I was mad at him, which struck me as odd--I never made any personal remarks, nor did I direct any frustration toward him as an individual. The experience reflects poorly on Kintsugi's business practices and, ultimately, on the leadership that enables them.

Presently a patient with broken leg and balance problem. Very good staff of physical therapists. I…read morewould highly recommend Aaron. Also have a terrific masseuse on staff. Bryce is the masseuse I had a very nice massage last week.

Dana has done an amazing job helping me recover post hip replacement. She listens and gently gets…read moreme to the next step - eg walker to cane, stairs, driving, etc.

Ingrid is superb! Her knowledge and caring helped me through a difficult back pain period. Now I…read moredo the exercises she taught me, along with so many other big and small things, and I'm feeling good and back to work.

Jody is a great therapist, very knowledgeable and easy to work with. This is my second time working…read morewith Jody for a different injury, shoulder this time, (ankle previously) and I would definitely recommend her.

There aren't enough stars to give Jody. She totally transformed my option of physical therapy. I've…read morecompleted various physical therapy regimens over the years at the chain-like PT clinics. Sessions with Jody don't even compare; she works with you for the entire session versus other clinics where you're basically given some exercises and then you perform them on your own with an occasional check-in from an assistant. You literally get what you pay for with Jody and the difference is incredible. I'll never visit a PT chain again now that I've been to Dexter Physical Therapy. Give her a try to see the drastic difference in service levels!