Just finished up back massage after TPI Tyler was PTA. Was…read moreinformative kind caring. Rich was initial PTA for consultation. Also informative kind and caring PT. Donna H

I started treatment at APPT and all was going well until an insurance hiccup occurred. Because I…read moremoved recently, and mistakenly thought that my insurance bills were being paid through autopay, my Medicare insurance lapsed. I was hoping that I could get my insurance reinstated quickly but it has taken a matter of months. I was notified by APPT that I owed them some money which I paid yesterday. The amount I owed was $363. After I paid my bill I inquired how many sessions that was for and was told it was just one session. That seemed excessive to me and, on further inquiry, I learned that it was the "insurance" price. The non-insurance price is $110. When I called back today and spoke to Candy she said that there was nothing that could be done. She'd spoken to her colleague who refused to give me the lower price. It seems to me that they could have made a small concession and given me the lower rate as an act of kindness and good customer service, but they refused. When I told Candy that she'd just lost a patient, as a result of that decision, she didn't seem to care at all.

I cannot say enough positive things about total function physical therapy and Bree! She truly went…read moreabove and beyond in every aspect of care. From the very first visit she genuinely listened and was able to make a knowledgeable plan of care that made a world of difference in my life. She helped me understand and address lifelong issues that I had never received clear answers to before. Her one on one approach was thorough and personalized. I am incredibly grateful for her care and highly recommend her and this practice without hesitation.

What a great establishment! The employees are extremely professional and d really polite. The one…read moreon one care is very comforting as they are there to actually help you. They are very involved with the patients offering an array of exercises. I even received dry needling on my shoulder and wow what a difference in the pain level I was feeling. Extremely pleased with this location.

The care and compassion I receive at Rezac & Associates is far above and beyond Expectations. i had…read morea bad experience with another Therapist who did dry needling. Nick was absolutely wonderful with drY needling . I am now pain free in my neck and arm. No pain killers just needling . I would recommend if you are looking for a Phyical Therapist Rezac & Associates is the Place to go for excellent care!

I have late-stage Lyme disease and a host of co-infections...all diagnosed 60 years after the fact…read more I've had a number of physical therapists in my day. Most would merely put the patient on machines for most of the session, with maybe 5 minutes of hands-on work at the end. Rezac & Associates is NOT like that. Not only is the entire session hands-on work (with a machine or other modality as needed), but a number of their physical therapists are conversant with Lyme disease and the havoc it can wreak on all systems of the body. Although I may not heal this side of eternity, Rezac & Associates knows how to cater their physical therapy to the needs of each patient, rather than merely using a set protocol. I've been with them close to two years now and would not hesitate to recommend Rezac & Associates for your physical therapy needs. Moreover, they CARE about their clients.

I saw Jeremy for a consultation. He was informative and gave me some options I didn't think about…read more I'm going to be strengthening and preparing for possible surgery. I would recommend Jeremy and am looking forward to getting stronger.

It is far past time for me to review Rocky Mountain Rehab. I received such high-level and effective…read moretreatment there--it's hard for me to imagine how I survived before I started seeing them! The "therapist" part of "physical therapist" is very real; my practitioner, Sarah, treated not just my symptoms, but my whole self. Under her care, I improved rapidly physically and also learned so much about my own body and how to care for myself. She balanced trying new therapies with basic core strengthening and flexibility exercises. I was always amazed at her ability to recommend precisely the missing piece in my treatment. Though I originally saw her for chronic low back pain, she's treated all sorts of complaints and injuries in my 2 years with her. The entire team is fantastic, from the front desk folks to the massage therapists. I actually looked forward to my appointments, knowing that I'd be greeted with a smile and taken care of quickly and compassionately. For me, Rocky Mtn Rehab is the only way to go.

Dr. Sarah Fisher is AMAZING! I visited Revolution Rehabilitation before neck surgery and wouldn't…read morethink of going anywhere else to recuperate after my surgery. Not only does Dr. Fisher have a knack for working out the tension between my shoulder blades, but she's great at helping me understand what's going on with my joints and muscles. The physical drills she's taught me have been instrumental in helping me regain my strength, but what I'm most impressed with is the attitude towards her patients. She seems genuinely interested in getting to know me and that makes all the difference. I've had friends who have dreaded going to PT, but that is not the case with Revolution Rehab. It's not always a "walk in the park," but it's never something I dread. I actually look forward to my visits and I credit Dr. Fisher for that!

I've gone to a total of 4 (including this place) for physical therapy. This by far is the worst…read moreplace I've gone to. If I could give this place a zero I would. At my appointment time I waited an additional 20 min just to be seen, then all total was there 3 hours, most of the time sitting in a room by myself waiting for someone to come in and do something for me. Not sure how that was suppose to help me. Although when the door was open I could see the PT who's a women standing outside my door chatting it up with a cute guy. Casual talk nothing Medical. I'm lucky if I saw that person 15 min of the total time I was there. She would pop her head in and tell me what she was going to do And then never saw her again until she popped her head in again for another I'm going to..... right after this. I wouldn't send or refer anyone to this place. Do yourself a favor if you want an amazing PT experience go to: Colorado Springs Orthopaedic Group, I saw Eric Williston PT, and Sara his asst. Totally professional. When it was my appt time they were right there, got my hour in, and it was quality PT time. CSOP has been a godsend for my pain relief!

If 0 was an option, I would choose -1. Horrible scheduler waited 2 months to get an appointment…read morethen had to reschedule for another pressing medical appointment. Arrived on the rescheduled date and they would not see me, all they could say was we're sorry they didn't know about the reschedule. Now I have to wait another 2 months to get in. They need to realize that medical appointments are not like appointments to have windows measured!! These are crucial to our health and well-being and they are not prepared to address what is most important, their function as a PT!! Looking for another PT center to go to. Horrible business practices.

If there were zero stars, we'd give it. They charge hospital rates (over $600 charged PER HOUR of…read morephysical therapy). They did not disclose this until after many sessions and we received a bill for $2300! Upon contesting it, the staff and managers were generally rude and unwilling to rectify and insane overcharging. More below on their refusal of care initially and referring us to this place so they could fleece us. Went in due to back issues from a prior disc injury. It was obviously a problem with the disc and immediately asked for an MRI. Doctor REFUSED CARE, said "you are not a candidate for surgery", requiring 6 weeks of PT first and directing us to this place. Took weeks to get an initial appointment, during which there was lots of suffering. After all the PT, received the ENORMOUS bill, but were able to finally get the MRI, which showed a burst disc and now suddenly surgery is the path forward. All the time the injury got worse. You should all be ashamed of yourselves. Incompetent care and preying on the un-well for profit. You want to make it better? Let me know how you want to get the bill adjusted. We have terminated all care with UC Health and just doing what we can to get the word out so they don't con you.

The front desk staff is professional, friendly and helpful (Wanda and Natalie). Therapists and the…read morefront desk work hard to help you schedule what works for you. Initially I went to ORA for pelvic floor therapy. Alex is the most knowledgeable therapist I've worked with for that. We then needed to work on my knee and moved on to my hip. Alex has extensive knowledge and experience, which has been very beneficial. I appreciate that we discuss where I am and then a plan for each session before we start.

Their billing is unethical. I went for 3 or 4 appointments after my initial appointment. For the…read morelast two appointments my therapist had another client on the table the whole time while I was instructed to do calf raises and stretches I could easily do at home. I was told after my last session that I could make another appointment if I wanted to. It was very dismissive and then I got a bill for multiple things that never even happened. I think it was just a way to milk the insurance company. This also did nothing for my achilles issues that was causing daily pain and trouble walking. I found a deep tissue massage therapist that worked on glute muscles and hamstrings and calves. This worked. Orthopedic Rehabilitation Associates charged $180 for a ten minute foot rub (manual therapy) and $114 for neuromuscular re-education (which never happened unless it was the calf raises?). This is dishonest billing practices. I'm sure physical therapy is great for some situations, but they should be upfront with you if they think you need another option.

FYI, this business had less than 2 stars before purging their reviews (including my own) by…read morecreating a new page. Several staff members had come forward outing issues with pay and other administrative problems. As for my own experience, first I'd like to say that Donna, my former Occupational Therapist, is a fantastic therapist and a great human being. She is accepting and creative, and will try her best to understand and work through your own or your child's struggles to the best her abilities. Even when she doesn't know what to say/do, she will tell you as much and work with you to solve the problem your way. Donna herself gets 5 stars. As for the rest of this place, it's severely lacking, especially if you yourself are disabled and seeking OT. The spaces for special needs children and adults are not separated; this means children screaming while you wait, staring while you exercise, and distracting you during important and personal discussions. If you're kid isnt good with strangers, dont send them here. This ofc is not the fault of the children, but rather the facility itself for not even attempting to create seperate spaces. I, as a 23-24yo, attended OT for 8 months sitting in a plastic Kindergarten chair in a classroom full of screaming children and random instructors I don't know. No privacy or quiet, and new strangers all the time. I (and most other Autistic people, including these kids) struggle greatly with loud noises and new people, so understandably, these accommodations were completely insufficient, and actively made my therapy much harder for everyone, not just me. Nobody seemed to have this very basic, entry level Autism knowledge. After several complaints I was sometimes given access to the speech therapy room, but only because Donna (shoutout once again) went out of her way to schedule with the speech therapist. It was abundantly clear they had never treated an autistic person who could speak for themselves about the noise and lack of privacy, and didn't ever expect one to show up. Even if you have a verbal child, don't expect them to learn self advocacy here, because the staff hasn't even considered that as a possibility and will be unprepared to help. If it took me, a grown adult with strong, fluent speech, 8 months just to be moved 1 door down, your kid won't receive the help they need. As far as I can tell, PT uses these same facilities too; the gym sits on a balcony in an echo-y room, over a classroom where particularly disruptive kids are taken, plus the door is always open and sits within earshot of the lobby. so even if you just need PT, expect to hear screaming and crying while you exercise and to share the equiptment with kids. This is NOT an inclusive or remotely LGBT+ friendly space. Donna was a sweetheart when I came out as Transgender, but revealed that there Is absolutely zero DEI training for employees at this facility. This would also explain why I was constantly mean-mugged and misgendered by staff, and why there is no "prefered name" or "pronouns" options on any of their paperwork. If your kid is one of many neurodivergent LGBT+ people, this place will steifel them. I had to explain to my therapist what words like "transgender" & "bisexual" meant, because nobody had bothered to teach her (which isn't her fault, its the facility's fault for not training their people). I could only imagine the response I'd have received from another staff member or if I was under 18. Just like the ABA they will teach your kids, they only acknowledge one way of being. Generally, Rehab For All is a facility for conservative parents who don't know anything to about Autism, to dump their Autistic children for a few hours so they can learn harmful and throughly debunked ABA therapy, and cause stress for other disabled people who really need peace and quiet. Having sat in the very same "classroom" as these kids for months, I can confidently say this is just a daycare that will take autistic children, but puts them in timeout for acting autistic. Be prepared for your child to be sharing gym equipment and the classroom with adult strangers who have been given nowhere else to go. If you or your child are averse to loud noises, this facility will become an active detriment, as there is nowhere truly quiet here. Even the aforementioned speech therapy room shares a wall with the large classroom, so even once I was moved there it was a toss up if it was actually quiet. For those who want their disabled child, family members, or oneself to flourish in therapy, this unfortunately isn't the place for a variety of reasons.

I had to get on here and share my experience. I've moved a lot and have had to use a lot of…read moredifferent places over the last couple years across the country. This has been my favorite place so far. My son has been so taken care of. We have not been provided a place with so much stability until now for him. It makes my heart happy to see staff that cares about what they do and who puts their hearts into their patients.