Rausch has been instrumental in my recovery from a cervical (neck) c5/6 injury. Dr. Dani is a…read morerockstar - knowledgable, friendly, professional and deep in expertise needed to exercise and strengthen the muscles needed to get me back in the surf. Progress has been amazing. Cannot recommend highly enough.

Dr. Dani took such good care of me after I came to her postpartum! I was in so much pain and after…read morejust a few sessions I felt significant improvement. I'm so grateful that I was able to see her and will continue to do so

From the front desk to the therapists this place is amazing. Julie and Tristin were predominately…read moremy therapist although to meet my schedule I worked with many on the team. My recovery was quick under their guidance and the exercise regiment they put me on has had remarkable results.

I was getting rehab before my hip surgery and it prepared me. After surgery I went back. The…read moretherapy was focused on building my strength back. I'm starting to get back in the weight room. Something I've noticed is that the staff have an upbeat optimistic attitude. I always leave feeling positive myself.

Excellent team, Megan, Emily and Mathew work together very nicely to take care of their patients…read more I was referred to Select Physical Therapy for what turned out to be hip arthritis on top of bursitis. They've given me a whole set of exercises and stretches to help me manage my symptoms. I suggest that you be proactive -- ask questions and get and provide feedback so that you get the best results. They're great at providing information.

Unfortunately after reading good reviews my experience was much different. My first visit concisted…read moreof a few question about my problem vs the therapy I go to now where for 40 minutes they assessed my movements and noted at what point and where my pain was. Here I did unsupervised 3 exercises there they stay with me and supervise if I am doing everything correctly. When I asked here about exercises I was told to get a trapeze, when I asked about exercises without this kind of equipment the answer was dismissed. The new place you get a printout for exercises at home. The care doesn't unfortunately compare. I need to get better and this sure wasn't going to happen here.

I've worked with multiple physical therapy locations through the years because of my knees! This…read moreone is my favorite! The therapists and even front desk is really accommodating and have great bedside manner. So glad I found this location as I didn't want to go back to the other ones in the area. Shannon, Jackie ,Curtis ,Heather and staff are excellent!

Follow up consultation with physician said the exercises given were counterproductive and…read morepotentially could create further injury. YouTube would serve you better.

I don't know how I hurt myself. Maybe it was from a car wreck 8 years ago, or that time in July a…read moregoat stomped on my neck (true story). Maybe it's because I work at a computer 50+ hours a week, or because I'm almost 40. Maybe all of the above. All I know is in early November I woke up with horrible pinched nerve pain in my shoulder blade area. Working with my doctor and chiro helped to an extent but after a month I was still in pain 24/7 despite the meds, adjusting my work station, following all the advice, etc. X-rays showed that I had lost the curvature of my cervical spine which was causing the issue so my primary doctor prescribed PT, specifically with Kyle at Spine & Sport. My doctor, who specializes in sports medicine, goes to him myself so I thought- well, he must be good! At this point I was tired and exasperated, and desperately missed doing the things I loved doing like playing pool, doing more demanding vinyasa flows in yoga class, and sleeping without waking up in pain. I was starting to wonder if I'd ever be back to normal. I walked into Spine & Sport in mid-December having no idea what to expect but I left feeling more hopeful than I had in 1.5 months. Kyle was super-positive and didn't seem phased at all that up until that point, nothing was working. He did the soft tissue/massage which was amazing- I immediately felt at least some relief from the pain (and who doesn't like a good massage anyway?!) We also went through a bunch of exercises to do there as well as at home, and the session ended with the traction device. After two days, I felt way better than I had in the previous month and a half. There was hope! I also found myself kinda enjoying PT. I can be very socially anxious but Kyle was always super-nice, down-to-earth and funny, so it was easy to get comfortable with him fairly quickly. When you're in a room by yourself with a heating pad or on traction or whatever, they try to make it a relaxing environment and eventually I learned to take advantage of that by focusing on my breathing and not spending the time obsessing about work. At that point, I was leaving PT feeling better not only physically but mentally too. It's been about 6 weeks and I'm hardly ever experiencing pain and when I do, I can usually pinpoint why. Now Kyle is teaching me more exercises I can do at home to help build up strength, taking into consideration very specific concerns of mine (like my worry about doing certain shoulder-heavy yoga sequences). When I asked about resistance band exercises because I just bought a set, he suggested I bring them in so he could show me a bunch of options. It's obvious that Kyle genuinely cares about helping people to not only recover from an injury but also learn ways to live a fuller, healthier life in whatever ways are relevant to that individual and their personal goals. If there is one reason I would recommend Spine & Sport, it's that. I'm sure lots of places can help someone recover from an injury but not all places are staffed with a whole group of people who genuinely want to help others and who go above and beyond to do so. I've worked almost exclusively with Kyle but I had great experiences with Paul and Rick as well. Carly and Enole are fantastic too- they make it so easy to schedule appointments and are always friendly. From the moment I walk in to the moment I walk out, it's always a positive experience here!

This is the second time going to this place. New location is sunny and with plenty of parking…read more Paul, the owner and Ecole are very nice. The therapist I just started with Sam is knowledgeable and listens. I highly recommend them

Unquestionably the best physical therapy provider that has ever treated me. And, in my long career…read moreof abusing my body I have been to quite a few. Not only are Dr. Bowden and staff knowledgeable, but without exception they are the nicest, most caring therapists I have encountered. In the past, I found myself hustling to get done and out. At Spine and Sport I find myself doing extra work, and prolonging my time there. It's a good hang! I started PT in May, hoping to ease the pain in my old, arthritic shoulder, and to postpone a replacement. The shoulder is much better, and I have gained a lot of strength and flexibility. Twice during the course of shoulder therapy I have presented with a new problem. Both times, they got me warmed up, examined me to determine the problem, and then attacked the problem. Both times, I experienced immediate improvement, which was very important to me because I had an impending vacation with a lot of sports activity. In addition to the work on site, they will teach you exercises that can be performed at home.

Spine and Sport Physical Therapy is the real deal. They are hands-on, fully involved, actually care…read morecare about about your progress, physical therapists. Very rare in today's physical therapy market! Every time you go in, they do hands-on adjustments, massage and manipulation, and whatever therapies you need like compression therapy or whatever they think you need for your injury that day. They assess where you're at, and you get an individualized plan not just some person who says this is what you did last time go and do it by yourself in a corner. And the results are noticeable! Movement with confidence, awareness of why we're doing the exercise we're doing and challenging or not the injury - things you get in a professional training room instead of a sad modern physical therapy office. And I legitimately would know as I was a D1 athlete in a former life and teach Pilates for a living. I fully recommend this business and I'm sending my friends, clients and loved ones to it as well!

When I first felt the severe pain in my left shoulder I had no idea what was going on and what the…read moreimplications might be. I couldn't reach behind my back with my left arm, barely reach above my head, couldn't adjust my collar, and couldn't even sleep through the night. I started with my primary physician at Ross Medical who referred me to Community Orthopedic Medical Group where I met with a Physician's Assistant. After an MRI and a follow-up visit with the PA I was prescribed Physical Therapy. I had no idea where to go so I asked them for a recommendation in the area. That led to Green & Moncrief's location in San Juan Capistrano. I was super happy with the location but had no idea what to expect since I'd never been to Physical Therapy. I also couldn't help but think the severe pain might be something I would have to live with going forward. I called to make my first appointment and spoke with Rachel. I warned her I had no idea what I was doing. She was very easy to talk with. She didn't rush me or make me feel like I was asking stupid questions. I would arrive early to fill out some paperwork and plan for 1.5-2 hours since it is my first meeting with the Physical Therapist, Jonathan. I still didn't know fully what to expect but I felt good heading into the first appointment. The paperwork was the usual personal information, background questions, and also a questionnaire to gauge difficulty with daily activities from my problem. This questionnaire would surface a couple of more times throughout my treatment as one of the tools to gauge progress. The initial meeting and exam with Jonathan was very professional. He has a calm manner and converses well while he gets to know you, your perspective on your problem, reads the information from the referring Doctor, and determines his own opinion on the problem, takes measurements, etc so that he can create a physical therapy program specific to your situation. When I left I knew how many times a week he wanted me to be there but still didn't know exactly what I would be doing each visit. I probably could have asked but I was taking it one step at a time. My first regular appointment showed me what to expect for all future appointments. I arrived, signed in, waited to be called, and then either Hieu (Hugh) or Rachel would guide me from one exercise to the next making sure I knew exactly what to do and adjusting as needed for my capability. Once I was independently working through an exercise they would move to another client and then when I was done they were either already back to me or very shortly back to me. After each exercise they would write down some notes on how I did and we'd be off to the next one. During each visit I met with Jonathan for a period of time for him to work on my shoulder and determine progress. If he says to meet you at one of the tables in the open room, don't stress. He is very attentive and discreet. After my final exercise, and shoulder icing, I checked out with Rachel, paid my co-pay and was on my way. After a few visits I was very comfortable. Jonathan, Hieu, and Rachel work together well and create a very comfortable environment. If I ever had to wait for my next direction after an exercise it was only for a very short period of time. I wouldn't want them to rush with me so I didn't mind them finishing with other clients before getting back to me. Once I got accustomed to the routine I could also ask one of them what the next exercise should be and move onto it myself. If it requires any set up, they seemed to prefer me to wait for them to set it up before I started and that was okay by me. Over time as I progressed the exercises changed and that also helped keep it interesting. This is getting really long, but I hope it is helpful for first timers. So how did things turn out for me? I am extremely happy to say that the pain is mostly gone and much of the flexibility/usefulness of my should has returned. It's maybe 90% of what it used to be. From where I started, the pain that I felt, I am very happy with the progress in my ~two months working at it. In my final checkup with the PA she said if I stick with the at-home program Jonathan created for me there is no reason I shouldn't get back to 100%. I am really grateful to Jonathan, Hieu, and Rachel for all their help. I would not hesitate to recommend Green & Moncrief's San Juan Capistrano location to anyone who needs Physical Therapy. During my time there I saw them help a wide variety of people with a wide variety of issues. I never saw anyone displeased or without personal attention.

I have arthritis in my knees and had a small injury. I could hardly walk and was super anxious…read morebecause I have a trip to Europe coming up in 2 weeks. Julie at the front desk was extremely kind and was able to schedule me in the next day. Krizza, my therapist, is super knowledgeable and helpful. Within 3 sessions, I have pretty much returned to normal walking. Amazing! Highly recommend ProSport PT!

Excellent Physical therapy. Bright, impeccably clean,…read morespacious facility. I was greeted in a very safe environment by a very pleasant, competent and thorough receptionist. Met my Physical Therapist exactly on time. Nicole is more than simply competent. She was completely prepared, having reviewed my physicians recommendations. There was no wasted time. Her evaluation was exacting and thorough. I was very impressed. She explained every step she was about to do and What is was meant to accomplish. I felt immediately safe in capable hands. She is specifically a hand therapist. I was given print out directions to guide me with eggar to do at home, to keep improving , and optionally an online set of directions. Furthermore, she explained various splints that may assist in my healing. She washed hands several times and cleaned equipment as we proceeded. Their equipment appeared very clean and very up to date. In these days of Covid I wouldn't hesitate to recommend this facility. Everyone is very competent and well trained.

I've had a busy year with multiple injuries. Luckily, Laguna Beach Physical Therapy is nearby and…read moreready to help in my recovery. I get a thorough evaluation by Brandon or Cameron. They are both Doctors of Physical Therapy and know their stuff. Their particular strength is knowing how far and fast to proceed, without going too fast. Everyone there is treated as an individual and they will go at your pace. I have to say that everyone is pleasant and positive. The facility is spacious and very clean. Bright sunshine comes in the windows with a nice view of the ocean. They have always kept to the schedule and are ready at my appointment times.

My post partum bod and munchkin can't thank Melia enough! I have been fortunate enough to know both…read moreMelia and Melissa and their quality work for years, but when it came time to getting my pelvic floor back in shape, I knew Melia was the person to reach out to. Kor physical therapy provides quality, individual based treatment focusing on one on one care that is necessary after giving birth. In fact, I truly believe all women should check in with a women's health physical therapist following birth. Icing on the cake, Melia helped my son work through some digestive issues as well as progress him through the dreaded head shape issues that often lead to plagiocephaly. Thank you Melia and Melissa for creating such a welcoming space emphasizing women's health and physical therapy!

I was referred to Melissa by my surgeon, a very well respected surgeon herself, who sang many…read morepraises of Melissa. I have to say it was an understatement after I have had my first appointment with Melissa. She is extremely experienced and knowledgeable. Her treatment was immediately effective after the first appointment. In addition to the treatment itself, she also gave me suggestions on what I need to do in order to help improve the condition with my lifestyle and at home. I would recommend not only because Melissa is really good, but she also has specialized skills/knowledge for post surgery care.

It's unfortunate when money is more important than patient care. I have used this office on quite a…read morefew occasions using my own insurance and they were more than happy to take the money. Now I found myself in a situation needing physical therapy for my knee from an injury while serving on the Fire Department. After weeks of going back and forth with Coast Physical Therapy and the insurance company for my workers comp injury, making appointments then they would cancel them, promising to call me to reschedule and never did. They ultimately refused to treat me and declined the worked comp payments. This is not how you treat an individual that gave 37 years of his life to public safety. I encourage all first responders to boycott this business if this is the way we are treated for our life of service.

I would, indeed, like to update my review of Coast Physical Therapy...and my wonderful Physical…read moreTherapist, Suzanne Perry! Coast is unique, as it offers patients one on one treatment sessions with a physical therapist! This is not the norm! Most clinics use aides to do much of the work at a physical therapist's direction! Not so at Coast, their PT's create and execute a treatment plan for each patient.i love this approach! In my case Suzanne Perry is my PT, and she has literally kept me physically together over the years! I am so grateful to her for not giving up on me, as I have one thing pop up after another! Just goes to show she is up to the challenge. I can definitely recommend Coast and their physical therapists if you need to seek out a clinic for your physical therapy needs!