This is an outstanding PT facility! I received a warm welcome from Liz, who fit me in quickly &…read moreworked effectively with my insurance. My PT Tyler, PT Asst Sarah, and PT Aide Emma, have provided outstanding patient care, with multiple modalities- electrical stim, scraping, red & blue light, heat & massage, dry needles etc., knowledge of injuries, working well together, with a warm kind environment. They do top notch treatment, and my wrist, neck, and back injuries from a fall have successfully healed. This is a wonderful place to seek PT treatment if you need it!

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THANK YOU, POINTE MEADOWS HEALTH AND REHAB!…read more Our 96 year-old mom came to Pointe Meadows for several weeks in August-September 2026 to recover from a badly broken hip. We kids and her had just had an experience at another skilled nursing facility (SNF) where she recovered from pneumonia. Every aspect of that encounter was abysmal. So when Mom broke her hip, we scouted several Utah County SNFs, looking for a better situation. We were greatly rewarded! What we have to say about Pointe Meadows is based on more than a month and a half of constant, 24/7 observation of Pointe Meadows staff because we kids took turns staying with Mom in her two-bed room and never left her side. Here are our grades: Day-in day-out, night-in night-out care: 10 Staff Timeliness: 9 Staff Cheerfulness: 10 Staff Kindliness: 10 Staff Encouragement: 10 Staff General Attitudes: 9 Nursing Competence: 9 "Anything more I can do to help?" 10 Daily Housekeeping: 10 Room Quality/Physical Environment: 10 Common Area Housekeeping: 7 Breakfasts: 8 Lunches: 5 Dinners: 3 Physical Therapy: 10 Occupational Therapy: 8 Brain Therapy: 9 Courtesies toward Mom's Kids: 10 Attentiveness to Mom's Kids' concerns: 10 Assistance with insurance issues: 10 The accommodations were top-flight. Large room. Room air conditioner worked flawlessly. Excellent lighting. Good beds. Plenty of storage, even for kids' things. Two TVs (one did not work). The ceiling in Mom's room was about fifteen feet high so her room felt spacious. If our lodging could have been improved, we would have had a small refrigerator and an air purifier in our room. (We provided those things.) A few staff deserve special commendation: Tristan Foy was one of Mom's certified nursing assistants. He was superb: always upbeat, knew what to do, how to do it very well, consistently went above and beyond, was a pleasure to interact with, and always deflected well deserved praise. Also, Pam Magliocchino, a physical therapist, was terrific. From the first day, she displayed amazing knowledge about how to deal with Mom's unique circumstances and needs. She too performed in a highly professional and effective manner. Dave was another top-flight physical therapist. All things considered, we have nothing but praise for Pointe Meadows. Hope your insurance will cover it. Pointe Meadows far exceeded our expectations. Keek R.

Incredible care for my 96 year old mom. Wonderful staff, and they allowed her kids to stay 24/7…read moreand help keep her grounded. I can't say enough about the way it of the facility. Feel confident taking a loved here. They will be cared for and cared after.

To start out I'll say I am an athlete and have been through physical therapy twice before. Once…read morepost knee surgery and once post left shoulder surgery. Now I'm back for my right shoulder and found Orrock and Mendenhall via online reviews. This has been my best physical therapy experience and the amount of time and care they put into each treatment is light and day difference from previous therapists. My appointments are on average an hour and 15 min and start with heat and electric treatment followed by a massage to get me warmed up before the work out then assisted stretching and finally with cold therapy. My previous experiences were less then 30 min and I left and felt like I could just do that at my house and ended up doing just that. This time I'm sticking with the in office visits because they do so much more than I could on my own. A big thank you to the entire staff at Orrock & Mendenhall Sports medicine and physical therapy!

For Orrock Mendenhall Sports and Physical Therapy:…read more Was a patient here for a few months last year. I had a low grade upper hamstring strain and wanted to tend to it properly. Buck put me on course with physical therapy routines that isolated various parts of my hamstring. Strengthening the areas around the affected area as well which helps with overall hamstring strength. During my visits I also worked on other general areas such as lower back and posture. Last he also helped assess and correct my running posture. I'm not a runner but it was a nice bit of extra knowledge. I recognize some of these additional exercises I wasn't necessarily in severe need of, but perhaps with my issue being a little smaller than others (Buck routinely worked with patients rehabilitating broken bones and complex sports injuries of all ages), Buck worked to maximize my sessions with other routines which to be honest did improve my overall fitness. I still use some of the stretch and exercise routines provided for my lower back and hamstrings to this day! I haven't had the chance to be back to physical therapy since (sorry Buck!!! :D) Thank you Buck and team for the assist!

Overall great experience. Bryan is awesome and will take care of you. Always in a great mood too!…read moreSuper nice. Never too busy so you can still get the 1 on 1 time that you need.

They provide really good care and there is little to no wait time usually for your appointments…read more They make sure to leave all your questions answered, and make you feel comfortable with whatever you're doing. Would recommend.

I've been coming here for a few months, as well as a friend who is in a car accident. I cannot be…read moremore pleased with the service and staff. They are kind and very willing to take their time to make sure that I feel validated and my needs are met. I've been to a few physical therapy offices and this one is definitely one I would recommend. Sam and his staff do a great job, if you are considering physical therapy, I highly recommend you give them your money, time and get the treatment that you deserve and need done right.

Brandon has been helping me through some serious neck and nerve pain. He's incredibly knowledgeable…read moreand caring and I'm feeling so much better just a couple weeks in. Big fan! The structure of the visits are: massage and ultrasound therapy, followed by exercises and then time with the PT working on all kinds of helpful stuff. Also my insurance is covering it with a very small co-pay so I wonder if the other review was an insurance coverage issue!

This place is fantastic…read more I know lots of people have their reservations about physical therapy. However, these folks truly want to get you better as quickly as possible. They were quick to diagnose, instruct, and start rehabbing me. I had a strained IT band and after 1 1/2 weeks it's already feeling AMAZING.

I suffered from achilles tendinitis and decided to see if Physical therapy would work for me…read more After 5 sessions I was 90% better. This place really knows what they are doing and I would highly recommend American Fork Physical therapy!

Went to CSC Physical Therapy for nagging back pain. All our primary care provider would do is…read moreprescribe anti-inflammatories and muscle relaxer medication. Derek did a thorough exam. Letting me know exactly what was causing the problem and taught me some stretches and exercises I could do to alleviate the pain. I now live pain free and in control. Thank you Derek and CSC Physical Therapy!!!!

CSC Physical Therapy has been a superb experience and highly recommend working with them for any…read morephysical and massage therapy needs you have. Everything about my experience has been awesome. I've been able to text them for all my scheduling and communication which is really convenient and personable. The entire staff is great to work with, great professionals, and make me feel welcome every time I come. Working with Derek is the first time in years I've felt progress on a variety of issues. I genuinely look forward to every visit I have because I know I'll work with great people and get great care.

I have visited David Butler DPT several times, and am continually impressed with his knowledge and…read morecaring. I came in with chronic Achilles tendon pain that had been hobbling me for six months. At that first visit he identified what the problem was, and over the next several visits, he showed me exercises and techniques to help this problem. Now, 8 months later, I am totally free of this pain, back to walking and riding my bike. I totally recommend David Butler and this clinic to anyone in need of Physical Therapy help, or anyone with muscle/joint pain.

I have had a few injuries treated by David Butler and each experience was phenomenal!…read moreThis most recent experience of mine really takes the cake. To sum it up, I walked in with crutches and left without them (no, he didn't steal my crutches, haha!). I had hurt my ankle and I wasn't able to walk on it without pain, he took a look at my ankle, found where the pain was, and then he showed me exactly what bone and tendons were causing my pain on an anatomy app he has on his tablet. He then did all sorts of weird things to my ankle that I don't understand that physical therapists do, and then he taped it with a knob inside the tape to help keep my cuboid in place. After that, I was able to walk without my crutches. Absolutely amazing! All my other injuries have been treated with care, humor, understanding, thoroughness, and speed. I will never like the ASTYM treatment, but dang it, it WORKS. hahaha! If you have an injury, go see him, he's a miracle worker!

I would not recommend this location. Some of the therapists are good, but the "kids" they have…read morehelping need more guidance and understanding of how to help people; their customer service is very lacking!

I have been here before (over a year ago) for PT and was turned off from the get go. I don't…read moreappreciate being called 'Girl' or 'girlfriend' and this is how I was addressed when I walked in. I had to bring my 3 yr old with me and specifically told that receptionist that if she had to use the bathroom, to let me know....after my session was done my daughter told me she peed her pants because they wouldn't come get me. When confronted, the receptionist just rolled her eyes and told me that I wasn't allowed to stop my session. I left and never came back....until today. I had to come back for some post surgery therapy and I needed someplace close to home so I could leave my older kids in charge for an hour. While I was never referred to as 'girl' or 'girlfriend' I did hear other therapists referring to their patients that way. 'Hey girl!' 'You go girl' 'Hey girlfriend'. I had Preston as my therapist and he was awesome to work with.

We had a deeply disappointing experience here…read more We were charged a total $636 for initial one-hour evaluations for each of our 2-year-old twins. After that, we were billed over $80 simply to have printed evaluation results explained to us. Ongoing sessions were billed at $107 per 30-minute session per child. However, sessions frequently began 5-10 minutes late while still ending on time. Over multiple visits, that lost time adds up -- especially when you are paying over $200 per hour across two children. Because we have twins scheduled at the same time, we were required to spend the first 15 minutes with each child individually. Once the parent stepped out, the remaining time was unproductive due to distress. The only alternative offered was scheduling separate appointments on different days, which would require 4+ weekly visits -- not realistic for most families with twins. In total, we spent $1,362 for roughly four hours of combined evaluation and treatment. The guidance we received was minimal and not meaningfully individualized. We left feeling that the structure of the appointments prioritized billing efficiency over therapeutic effectiveness. Our family has participated in structured, outcome-focused therapy programs for nearly a decade, so we understand the importance of consistency, parent involvement, and realistic expectations. We are not unfamiliar with the process. Our concern was not about difficulty or slow progress -- it was about transparency in billing, reduced session time, and a rigid scheduling model that did not align with what was communicated or what is workable for families with twins. Raising twins is already incredibly demanding. We came here looking for structured, actionable support and instead felt rushed, overcharged, and unheard. Families deserve clear transparency in billing, full use of scheduled time, and treatment models that actually work for real-life parenting situations.

We are pulling our autistic child from Breaking Barriers despite loving his techs and BCBA…read more Repeated scheduling failures, "clerical errors," and rigid fee enforcement directly harmed our child and were consistently minimized by leadership. Parents of neurodivergent kids should read this before enrolling. We are leaving Breaking Barriers Therapy Services despite genuinely positive clinical relationships. That alone should tell you how terrible our experience with the company has been. Let me be absolutely clear: the clinicians were wonderful. The company itself is reckless, incompetent, and emotionally unsafe for neurodivergent children. Over the past year, we experienced constant scheduling failures, last-minute provider cancellations, and shockingly poor, cold communication. On multiple occasions, we arrived for scheduled sessions with our neurodivergent child and waited up to 20 minutes, only to be told that "communication fell through the cracks" and no technician was available. I had to drag my screaming, kicking child, who didn't understand why he couldn't go play with his friends, back to the car with two other children in tow. These are not minor inconveniences. For a child with ASD, PDA, and anxiety, unpredictability and disrupted transitions cause real distress. Breaking Barriers treats these disruptions as clerical problems. In reality, they were preventable clinical harm that leadership repeatedly minimized. One incident alone should disqualify this place from working with vulnerable kids. During a 12-4 session, we were texted at 3:15 asking if we were coming to pick our child up. When we said no, because the session ended at 4:00, we were told a "clerical error" had occurred. What was not disclosed at first was that staff had already packed up our child, taken him downstairs to wait for us for 15 minutes, then reversed course and told him to go back upstairs and resume therapy. That unnecessary transition reversal sent him into a full dysregulated fit. Any competent ABA provider understands how destabilizing false transitions are for autistic children. The fact that this happened, and was later dismissed as a clerical issue, speaks volumes. And then there is the billing. When our child was sick and we followed illness guidance, we were charged a no-show fee that leadership later reframed as a "waiver" rather than acknowledging error. When the company canceled a session last minute due to staff illness, we were charged a $50 cancellation fee for overlapping OT services we reasonably assumed were canceled as well. The only alternative offered was impossible to attend due to work and childcare constraints created by their own cancellation. When we contested the fee, leadership insisted ABA and OT are separate divisions. When we asked who we should contact to cancel OT in the future, we were given the same phone number we had been texting all along, directly contradicting their own explanation. We escalated calmly. We documented everything. We acted in good faith. Based on our direct interactions with Josh and Jenn Taylor, executive leadership consistently prioritized policy defense and liability mitigation over the emotional safety of our child and the lived impact on our family. That is our honest conclusion after exhausting every internal avenue. If you are a parent of a neurodivergent child who needs predictability, transparency, and basic human judgment, understand this clearly: this organization will make your life harder, not easier. Your child's nervous system will be treated as collateral damage of "clerical errors" and rigid policy enforcement. We are leaving not because of the therapists, but in spite of them. We strongly urge other families to think very carefully before trusting this organization with their child.