What a wonderful first month. I have been to other gyms and really like some things about this…read moreone. First is the people. Great group of folks that range from super elite to folks like me. Second, The Kickstarter is a series of five small 1:1 sessions to assess your fitness and allow you to quickly become a butt kicking class member. This is done by testing strength, flexibility, and endurance. Last is the level program that allows everyone to do the same workout while having modifications built in based on the assessments mentioned above. This has the added benefit of the trainers being able to meet you where you are. I showed up because of word of mouth and would love to pay that forward. It is worth coming in and see for yourself. Ask lots of questions and see if you are not impressed by the team!

Amazing gym and great management. i have gone here for years and have had 3 different personal…read moretrainers with NBS that were each tailored to my fitness goals at the time. Unfortunately, I am no longer a member after a series of financial set backs due to homeownership and vetbills. I have had 2 billing issues at different times over 5 years and gym management worked with me to get them resolved. I would highly recommend NBS.

Haley was my primary therapist. She was knowledgeable, professional and friendly . Everday she…read moreexplained what muscles were affected by the procedure that was being profromed. All the staff from the front desk to the other therapists that assisted Haley were great. It was such a great experience to have the same therapist each visit. Robbie Elmore

My interactions with Shawna the physical therapist and PT assistants were fantastic…read more My experience with Pittman Physical Therapy has led me to believe that they are not a financially trustworthy organization. On my first day of physical therapy, the lady at the front desk told me that she had looked up my insurance and that I hadn't met my deductible yet. I was informed that I would be charged $140 for the first visit and $100 for each of the following visit 7 visits. I was asked to sign some documentation that this billing information was correct and that I was responsible for looking up and confirming my insurance status. In the moment, this seemed wildly expensive and not correct, but I handed her my HSA card and paid for the first visit. The next day I was able to get in contact with my insurance company. They informed me that a claim had not been filed yet and that I did not have a deductible for physical therapy, but a co-pay. This information left me perplexed as it countered what I was told by the physical therapy office. I called and spoke with the front desk lady who had given me the initial wrong information. She told me that she had consulted with a generic website that showed her my insurance information. I asked her how she "knew" that my deductible was not met yet and her response deflected the question. I informed her that I did not have a deductible, but a co-pay, and again asked her about how she knew my deductible hadn't been met. She deflected again. I told her it felt like she had lied to me about my insurance information and she got very defensive saying, "I'm just a human and we all make mistakes." In my personal opinion, a mistake would have been just telling someone the wrong information, but to make up information and tell it to someone (and have greater financial gain) is frankly dishonest. At my next visit she had me sign a new financial agreement with the correct numbers on them. At my following visit, I asked the front desk lady for an itemized receipt of my first few visits (to give to my HSA). She snapped, I can't get that for you right now. However, by the time I finished the appointment she had provided me with an itemized receipt. On the day of my last visit, the front desk lady told me, "if we owe you anything, you'll get a check in the mail." A few days after my last visit I had the opportunity to leave an internal review of my experience. I was honest and fair in my review. I received a phone call that afternoon from someone within the company; he heard me out. However, before he finished the call, he asked me if there was anything he could do for me. I asked him to find out if I owed any money or was going to receive a check in return. He said he would let me know. It has now been over a month and I have not heard from Pittman physical therapy. My interactions with everyone, but the physical therapist and PT assistants, have been repeatedly unprofessional and suspicious and really make me have a hard time trusting Pittman Physical Therapy. I can't imagine I'm the only one this sort of behavior is happening with. I won't go back, nor do I recommend them.

Great people that helped me get well. I had tendinitis in my right knee and they designed a workout…read morefor me. I went twice a week for three weeks and fully recovered. They gave me pictures of the exercise I could do at home. Later they followed up to see how was going. Great people to work with if you need Professional Physical Thearpy Treatment.

Wow! I will never be visiting this gym. I called and spoke to a girl name phoebe? And asked if they…read moreoffered new guests a free workout (I've had multiple gyms let me do this). She was extremely rude and laughed at me. I felt really hostile energy over the phone. I have been planning on looking for a new gym and know for a fact I wouldn't want to go to this place so thank you phoebe.

I recently had to switch gyms after my old gym (French Riviera) closed down unexpectedly. Luckily,…read morethey made arrangements for us to workout at EMAC for a month while we were finding a new gym. Unluckily, French had somehow messed up my membership, so EMAC didn't let me workout there but let my wife (we were only a family plan at French). I didn't understand it, but I have my theories about what French was doing. I didn't feel EMAC handled it well, but it's not their fault. So I tried EMAC, and really enjoyed it, so did my wife. It's a little smaller than French Riviera and LA Fitness, has less equipment than them, but definitely has the essential equipment you would need for your workouts. Everything from rowing, to oly lifts, to traditional weightlifting, to green space for crossfit or HIIT workouts. They even have classes that are included in the membership. And it's never too busy to find space or equipment to use. They weren't able to give me the same discount French Riviera did, so we are basically paying twice as much for this gym, but hey, that's life. I'd definitely recommend this gym to anyone in the area.

I enjoyed the atmosphere here as well as the people at the front desk. Josh, my physical therapist,…read morewas great and very knowledgeable. However, I mainly only saw the physical therapist's assistant, Lindsay, which was different from other PT clinics I've been to. Lindsay was very rude and rushed me in and out as quick as she could for every appointment. One time, she even went as far as to clap at me and raise her voice to try and get my attention from across the room while she was with another patient at the same time. You certainly don't get individualized care here, but I enjoyed the clinic and Josh.

The Smith Clinic offers an array of services for those suffering from post-operative pain or just…read moregeneral injury or muscle and joint-related illness. Some of the services offered at the clinic include -- Fibromyalgia pain (awesome and hard to find, in my experience) work, spinal conditions, arthritis, balance and gait problems, and more. They also offer help for those avid or wanting to be avid golfers to improve strength, endurance, and form.

I interviewed several personal training gyms before landing on Apex. I chose them because i only…read moreexperienced professionalism and a sincere interest in wanting to know me and learn my needs. The entire team was warm and engaging from the very beginning. I've been working out with my trainer, Alex, for a little over 3 months now. My body has changed in so many ways but beyond that, my mindset has changed. The entire team, Alex, Ryan, John, Billy and several others, are really encouraging, knowledgeable and personable. They work with all types of people, from beginners to experienced athletes. I've been really blown away and nothing but impressed by my time at Apex so far. I would encourage anyone considering personal training to go to Apex, hands down!

Great space, great trainers, great community! Was glad to find this place while visiting Memphisread more

When I was referred to Rehab Etc I was prepared to be disappointed. I have had spine issues for 30…read moreyears. I have had 3 surgeries, dozens of nerve blocks, chiropractic adjustments and, of course, physical therapy. I have taken every pain medication and muscle relaxer prescribed and over-the-counter meds too. I even bought a 4 channel E-Stim unit, TENS unit and full back and neck hydocollators. I wasn't prepared for dry needling and was very sore afterwards for a few days. For the first time in a decade I finally feel something improved.

Top-notch therapy with a friendly atmosphere. Carl is tough, but effective. He masterfully…read moreutilized a combination of ROM, strength training, and electric stimulation to rehab my shoulder back to 100% and spared me surgery. Easy to find, ample parking. My favorite by far!