Avant is a terrific physical therapy facility, with quality care and terrific staff. After…read morebreaking my clavicle (in two places!) and having metal plates put in for stabilization, I worked with Kate, who was patient, knowledgeable, and just the right amount of assertive. Scheduling was simple and I was always able to find times that easily worked with my schedule.

After our friend recommended Ryan, my partner and I started seeing him. I've been dealing with…read morerecurring shoulder flare-ups that disrupted my life, causing me to wake up at night in pain. Despite seeing several physical therapists, and knowing surgery wasn't an option, I feared this struggle would be lifelong. Ryan helped me get my shoulder strong gradually, but surely. I had a couple of flare-ups on the way. I felt impatient with myself and was quite frustrated, but Ryan was incredibly patient and came up with new programs to continue the work while adapting to my body's needs. Ryan's experience and kindness truly stand out. His ability to maintain energy and focus with numerous clients back-to-back is impressive. If you've tried physical therapy before without success, I highly recommend giving Ryan a try!

Do you need PT for an injury, post-surgical rehabilation, or because (like me) you are tired of a…read morechronic problem that stops you from doing the physical activities you enjoy? Make an appointment at Sage. See Deb. S or Kathleen, and take action to improve your health and quality of life. After working with 8 different physical therapists --- all of them quite good --- over 30 years, I am certain that Deb is the best one. I committed to the work, and she guided me to improve flexibility, strength, and coordination. I kept improving even through several surgeries and multiple injuries. Deb is an expert who can explain the theory behind her approach, which I appreciate as well.

I can't say enough about Kathleen! I came to her after having my 2nd child. I had some pelvic floor…read moreissues. I was very discouraged when I started. She helped me more then I could have imagined. You are in great hands with her to help after baby!!

I have had a few issues over a long span of time and most recently I was a patient of Cindy and for…read moreanother issue, Robyn. Both of them are professional, friendly and warm. My issues have been resolved thanks to their working through the healing process and providing the therapy needed. I tried to do my part by following up with my "homework". I am happy that they are located in my neighborhood so that I always walk to my appointments. Robyn was also my PT person about 20 or 25 years ago when I was suffering with a back problem I believe. It is amazing. to be able to have stability with the same person for that many years. Thanks to both of you for helping me keep my body strong and free from pain. Linda

I can't thank Matt at MTI Physical Therapy enough for the transformative care I received. From the…read morebeginning, he took the time to truly understand my symptoms and how it affected my lifestyle. He crafted a personalized program that we fine-tuned over time. Over a month and a half, I've gone from experiencing daily pain to not even thinking about it. Matt's attention to detail, expertise, and dedication have made a tremendous impact on my life. Also, it's been amazing to work with Ryo on scheduling and appointments. I have had so much trouble finding consistent PT care in the past, and here I was able to get regular appointments on the calendar that work with my busy schedule. Highly recommended!

I knew I had hurt my back doing something silly, and I was very fortunate that I had just moved to…read morea new area and there was Therapydia right nearby! I do work in health care, so I had a general idea of what happened, but wanted to get in PT ASAP to get the rehab started. The team, with Jim and Lisa was great at showing me what was going on and then spent plenty of time going through each exercise I would need to do. The online portal is also great to review the program and log that I am keeping up with what I need to do! The text message reminders were annoying but they did keep me accountable to do my rehab and you can opt-out if you prefer! Fortunately, my back is much better, and I am glad to have them nearby as I am sure with working out and staying active, I might need them again sometime!

Profits over patients business. Already kind of a bummer you even have to go because someone else…read morecaused you to be in a car accident and totaled your car, but at least their insurance pays for it. Went here for months and months without missing an appointment. Work as a firefighter, worked a 72 hour shift and missed one appointment and they charge you $100 out of pocket, doesn't matter how long you've been a good patient. Also, it was $25, but they sent out a very easy to miss policy revision through EMAIL changing it to $100 with no agreement from patients. And when you call the front desk concerned with the 400% increase, she lets out an audible, "oh my god" and treats you like garbage. Also, she didn't let my PT know that I called in to apologize to my PT as soon as I'd realized I'd missed the appointment. Rude. My Physical Therapist was super awesome though and if you go here I would recommend Leah Kern, however, I don't agree with management's business practices. Been getting PT just down the street at one of their competitors and am treated much better and they have better, AND less expensive cancellation policies (and parking too).

I was referred to Integrated Rehabilitation Group for occupational therapy on my left thumb because…read moreKaiser Permanente couldn't get me an appointment for six weeks. My thumb needed treatment immediately, not a month and a half later. After pushing back, Kaiser finally authorized me to see an in-network provider, and I was relieved when IRG could get me in much sooner. Unfortunately, that's where the positive experience ended. When I arrived for my appointment, the OT told me they were "short staffed" and that he would have to split his time between me and another patient sitting right next to me. I was stunned. I was paying my copay for one-on-one occupational therapy, yet I spent the appointment sharing my therapist's attention with someone else. At no point did I feel like I had his full focus or that I was receiving the level of care I was there to receive. The treatment itself was underwhelming. My hand was dipped in warm paraffin wax, which felt nice, but I later saw the visit billed as heat therapy with ultrasound. I never received any ultrasound treatment. Seeing that on the bill raised serious questions for me about the accuracy of the billing. It feels fraudulent. To make matters worse, after dividing his attention between two patients for the entire session, I walked away with exactly one exercise to do at home and a tiny rubber thumb guard. Then I saw the bill: $553 charged to Medicare for that visit. From my perspective, the value of the care I received was nowhere close to what was billed. I left feeling rushed, overlooked, and disappointed. I expected individualized occupational therapy, not shared treatment and what felt like the bare minimum of care. I cannot recommend Integrated Rehabilitation Group based on my experience.

A huge thank you to the staff at IRG Greenwood, especially Jeremy. You made the difference in my…read morerecovery and I am so grateful. The staff is awesome...dedicated professionals who care about their clients.

Conlan Brown and staff (including dogs!) are providing me with the best PT treatment I've…read moreexperienced, and I've had a lot over the years. I can't recommend them more highly.

I posted this on Google, but I felt so strongly I had to come to Yelp and post it too:…read more Stride Physio is the best physical therapy practice in the world, hands down. This may sound dramatic, but Trevor and the staff here have literally changed my life. After six years of two right knee surgeries, knee instability, chronic pain, and over a half dozen physical therapists in three states from high school, college, to now, Stride Physio helped me turn everything around. After ten months, today was my last session. Six years ago I completely blew out my right knee skiing off a jump: ACL tear, grade III MCL tear, and meniscus tear. I had a surgery, went through intense athletics-based PT within the Stanford University collegiate training program, and went to college elsewhere and played an NCAA sport. I had instability, chronic pain, and was in constant fear for five years. One year ago I was playing pickle ball and blew out my right knee again. ACL and meniscus tear. I was devastated, and they told me I already had arthritis in my knee at 21. I had another ACL reconstruction and meniscus repair, and the procedure was not pretty, they had to do more since my knee was in such bad shape, and they found the previous surgery was not as good as it could've been. I moved to Seattle and found a PT in SLU, but they weren't as good as I wanted them to be, so then I came to Stride in August of 2022. I saw Trevor and he has helped me recover for the last ten months. The 1:1 focus, knowledge, and care at Stride is unmatched, and Trevor is so incredibly professional, casual, and kind. All of the therapists help each other and constantly are trying to improve, and the front desk staff were very kind to me. It is such a positive, healthy, and encouraging environment. Stride felt like a second home to me, and would always turn my day around. Many times I'd have a terrible and discouraging day, but I would walk in and be warmly greeted by the front desk staff and have a productive session with Trevor, and I would come home feeling amazing. The depth of knowledge that all of the therapists have is incredible, and the attention to detail and respect for the patient's needs is above and beyond. They somehow strike the perfect balance of pushing you to your potential, while ensuring you aren't in too much pain and respecting your body's needs and limits. The equipment they have is adequate and they have everything you'll need. They have a large range of treatments from soft-tissue massage to cupping to squatting in their gym. They even offer yoga on Thursdays. The billing is clear, and the system they use for at-home exercises is effective. Now, I am biking 50+ miles, hiking, running, and signed up for a triathlon in August. My knee feels stronger than it has since before my first tear back in 2018, and my mental health is better than it's been in a long time. I have Stride to thank for all of this. If you are looking for a physical therapist, don't even think, just come to Stride, you won't regret it.

I'm going to preface this review by saying all the physical therapists here seem pretty friendly…read moreand knowledgeable and this is in no way an attack on them. I thought I did all the research I needed before coming in here but it does not even matter because the front desk people will straight up lie to you about how much the appointment will cost you out of pocket. I was told I only needed to pay $60 out of pocket up until I meet my deductible which would be roughly about 10 more visits and then my payments would be around $20-$30. I specifically asked and told them I did not want to get surprised with a fat bill. Well guess what just happened 4 months later... I received a $220 bill for my ONE ~30 min appointment of nothing but doing some very basic stretches. The biggest cost came from a pdf file sent to me with more stretches. Mind you, all google-able / youtube-able information. I was billed for sessions longer than my entire appointment time. 75 minutes worth although I was not even there that long? I asked for a breakdown of the costs and did not receive that from them but I did receive it from my insurance company. Like someone else said, the billing practices are absolutely criminal and I'm worried the elderly are getting taken advantage of. Don't trust the front desk people, call your insurance before booking an appointment.

Matt with MTI First Hill has been excellent to work with. Through the last year, he has been able…read moreto work on multiple issues I have had post shoulder surgery and get my body back in balance and I am able to do what I love again. I have seen lots of PTs through the years and Matt is absolutely the best I have seen. Thanks MTI!

Some physical therapy clinics treat your symptoms- and others find the underlying reason for the…read moresymptoms and address the root cause. Union Physical Therapy does the latter. I came in completely frustrated about a back issue that was making daily tasks hard. I came out knowing an old ankle injury was the cause and with a plan on how to move forward. And, I have seen considerable progress within a week. The clinic felt more personal than many I've been to. I didn't feel like I was being slotted into a 30 min slot with the therapist needing to move on. The therapist took time to talk to me, understand my background and previous injuries, and make sure that they were confident in their assessment. I really couldn't recommend more.

Hard pass. The physical therapist over-worked my limb consistently to the point where one Sunday I…read morecouldn't straighten it out or exert it. It was weirdly tweaked. This was after I asked if I was being assigned too many reps because I suspected I was sore in not good ways. After that Sunday issue resolved, I started tracking how often I had issues after a PT visit. There's stretch and then there's strain. We had this convo and still my limb was overworked. Now at a different PT and it's enlightening. Also, the business side of this place is a wild ride. First, everything is in text. EVERYTHING. You can't call in and make an appt. You can leave a msg and they'll text you. And then you text them back. And then they may text you back... This was really inefficient on my end. I can't imagine it isn't on theirs as well. At your first appointment, they scan your driver's license because "it's required by law." No. No, it is not. And if insurance was worried about scammers/substitutes, they'd put a pic on our cards like Costco does, so I don't get why they wanted to scan my license. I refused and the office manager ok'd it. Also, the office manager was there when I asked to see their privacy policy. They couldn't produce it but said they would the "next" visit. They were never able to produce a privacy policy and that IS actual law (FEDERAL law to be exact) and not a new law. BTW, the intake form requires everyone to check a box that they've read the privacy policy. I told them I would check it with the understanding that they would show me a privacy policy at my next appt. May seem minor but it's indicative of how a medical office is run IMO. Re: the place. The physical place is great. Clean, comfortable, welcoming, with decent parking. Re: therapist. I may have just had a bad therapist for my issues. Glad I moved on. Re: the office issues. Hard pass.