I had my left knee replaced in April 2026. My home PT person recommended Cornerstone PT in…read moreBensalem. First thing the entire staff couldn't do enough for me. Loved the one on one hands on care all of PT and aids gave me, and the reason I made wonderful progress in my rehab. Got to know them in the time I was there and what wonderful people. Great job guys much appreciated it. Thanks Tom , Jim, Lisa, Jody, Katrina, and all the supporting staff. Ed P

I had a hip replacement. Tom started me out slow. At first i went twice a week, then weekly. Tom…read moregave my doctor a report on my progress. And i just finished my PT a few weeks ago. From the time you walk in, the girls at the front desk and Tom and his staff are very encouraging and positive with my progress. I may have to get my other hip replaced and i wouldn't go any place else than the Bensalem Cornerstone. Well done staff. Thank you

I feel very fortunate that I found this group! I had an excellent experience and very pleased with…read moremy results. The professional care I received was personalized and thorough. I felt supported throughout my visits. Tracy was extremely knowledgeable and genuinely committed to helping me improve - which I did! I made great progress and would highly recommend this practice to anyone who seeks a one-on-one treatment with every visit. I walked into my first session with much pain and 10 weeks later I walked out of my with no pain at all. It doesn't get any better than that!

I received wonderful care at North Penn Physical Therapy. I have mostly worked with Dianne and have…read morehad positive interactions with Tracy and Amanda, too. I agree with all the other 5 Star reviewers. One of Dianne's strengths which hasn't been mentioned so much is her ability to diagnose what the problem is and its source. Then, as others said, she gave me lots of exercises and printouts so I could do those exercises at home. She even video taped me doing the new exercises in her office so I could refer to them again at home. She's flexible with her schedule and always pleasant. Yes, it's one on one.....there's none of this, "go in that exercise room and do your exercises and then come out and see me", no! She stays with me all the way and guides me. She knows right where to massage and put the tools of her trade on my shoulder to help reduce the pain, which always works. She's helped me with a leg problem last year and shoulder this year, and we are about to work on the neck! Thanks Dianne and North Penn Physical Therapy!

I cannot speak enough about the amazing staff at New Britian McCabe and Brady. I have been there…read morefor several post surgical rehab and they are the BEST!!!!

After wrist surgery, I was unsure of who to choose for the physical therapy I needed to get back to…read morethe outdoor activities I love. After completing my therapy, I'm happy I chose McCabe and Brady. Frank McCabe is skilled at his profession and handles every individual with kindness and care, showing amazing attention to detail. Now, I'm back doing the gardening that I enjoy, with no issues or difficulty. Thank you, Frank.

Excellent patient care. Good recommendations and therapy assessments. Front staff is very helpfulread more

Two months ago I developed left shoulder constrictive capsulitis, which was making everything…read moredifficult to do. I went to Excel PT (formerly Apex) in Blue Bell, PA which I had gone to years ago when I had surgery on my knee. Nothing had changed except the name. The people that work there are fantastic! From the desk to the Therapists! They treat everyone special and give much support all their patients, no matter their problems. I was assigned to Angela Tate and Rachael who were both fantastic. My shoulder is back to normal and I left with information on how to keep everything moving perfect! I need that at 68 years of age. They gave me steps to take at home so when I was not there I could continue my progress to get better faster. Both Angela and Rachael kept close eye on my progress through out all the visits and I knew exactly what I needed to do to get better fast. I did drive farther going to this site, but it was well worth the time and effort and money.

My wife and I first experience the unbelievable service these guys offer almost 5 years ago and as…read more"luck" has it, I'm back here on a more serious medical condition that has been having me mostly bed ridden and down. Saw Shon and within the first visit I had something that no other physical therapy facility was able to give me, hope and some relief. Shon is one of those true geniuses that thinks outside the box. He'll take his time and listen to you and will develop a plan and then deviate or add as the therapy goes by to help you improve and recover. This guy is seriously incredibly knowledgeable about his field and you can tell how passionate he is about it within the first visit. He's very hands on and won't just throw you into a room and throw exercises on you and send you with sheets of pre printed to do sheets. He'll work with the area and surrounding area and help you get some relief. He's very intuitive and has a great grasp of anatomy and pathophysiology of the human body. He takes a lot of pride in what he does and it shows. I can say how pleased I am with this facility, from the amazingly kind and warm receptionist to the crew, this place knows how to take care of their patients. I highly recommend you check this facility out if you are having issues from a herniated discs to planters fasciitis to rehab from a broken bone or surgery. Get your hope back and the right road to your recovery. It's very important where you start, timing is very very important in the healing and recovery process. Seriously you owe it to yourself and/or any loved one to take them here.

Shon, Lance, and Sherri are a great staff! Individualized and knowledgeable attention is given…read moreduring every visit!

I've been to many physical therapists in my long life, mostly as a result of athletic injuries or…read moremishaps with heavy power equipment. So I knew they work on joints, ligaments and tendons. But what I didn't know is that they can cure--not ameliorate-but really cure a serious form of dizziness, called, Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV). "Benign" means the disorder is not life-threatening (tell that to someone throwing up because of feeling of the room spinning). "Paroxysmal' means it comes in sudden brief spells. "Positional" means the vertigo (sensation of room spinning fast and uncontrollably) comes when your head is in a certain position. Often the first episode you get is when you wake up in the morning. Seems to happen more frequently with older people. The room-spinning is not the same as what you get when you get drunk. Way worse. Plus, unlike getting hung over, you can have these episodes every day for months on end. Occasionally they resolve on their own. The inner ear plays a major role in maintaining our balance. It has three tiny semi-circular canals or tubes, (horizontal, anterior, and posterior) corresponding to the motions of a ship or airplane (turning, tilting and yaw). Inside the canals are some fine calcium deposits the position of which nerves can detect. Sometimes some of the fine deposits leave the main deposit and get lodged where they are not supposed to be, at the other end of the canal. Your brain gets confused and your eyes literally are twitching back and forth during the episode. Kinda cool to look at someone's eyes when they're wobbling like this. It doesn't last all that long. But I wouldn't dare drive a car, because you can't tell when the vertigo is going to come on. Once the vertigo starts, you can hardly see. Even walking around is dicey. You just have to stop and wait, and look around for a bucket. My local ER gave me an anti-histamine, which did nothing. But what they also did (after ruling out other causes) was to refer me to Willow Grove Physical Therapy, which cured me in two days. BPPV treatment is a specialty of Willow Grove PT. Treatment consists of no drugs. Just some controlled head movements. Doctor of Physical Therapy Jackie Pedersen accurately diagnosed the details of my situation. My problem was not the typical one, which would involve the horizontal canal. No, I had to have the anterior. Tougher to cure. I won't say the procedures, one on a Thursday and the second the next day, were a walk in the park. But you do what you have to do, and Jackie was more empathic and kindly than most of the PTs I've had. But on the Friday afternoon, I was done--really done--with BPPV. I went for a follow-up a week later, checking for gait, balance and so on, and I was completely out of the woods. That was three months ago, and I am still free of it. I never have had to use the exercises Jackie provided in the event of a relapse. I have no connection with Willow Grove Physical Therapy, and I have had no contact with with Dr. Jackie Pederson other than as a grateful patient who had this disorder. I should add that not all vertigo is caused by BPPV and that vertigo caused by other disorders can be much harder to treat. I got lucky--BPPV as my condition, not something worse, a fine ER that diagnosed the condition accurately and promptly and made a correct referral to a PT clinic that specializes in BPPV, and an outstanding, well-trained and empathic therapist. My hope is that if you, the reader, should ever have BPPB, you will be spared the months of misery caused by a failure to diagnose accurately and a failure to treat effectively, as a result of reading this review.

First this business is now called PTSolutions, a corporate entity that falls way short on…read more multifaceted physical therapy. (!to be explained soon)The reviews you see here that were good were from a long time ago. Because Margaret F ( fitzpatrick) a phenomenal human being who really cares about her patients used to own Willow Grove PT glenside. She sold Her company to PT Solutions out several years ago( probably got an offer she couldn't refuse to a corporate giant in The PT market called PT Solutions read on for a more involved description, if you date. I warn you it will be a horror show.tbc My problem is balance which I continuously work on. My neurologist suggested balance therapy for me. This place was great under Margaret Fitzpatrick but PT solutions is in the process of ruining it. You see when I fall which is much less frequent I have to get up and WG PT was helping me with strength also. In case I do fall I Need strength to use my arms to Lift me However PT Solutions stopped helping me with strength so it is harder for me to get up if Infall. They have this guy named "H" walking around with his computer monitoring every last exercise program for each patient. Really a disgrace what corporations do when they buy out a sma company. I could go on and on but suffice it to say WHPT went downhill since they took over WGPT. Dont go there

As a runner, I've had the inevitable injuries that result from a habit I can't give up. I love…read morerunning, and with the help of various therapists at Dresher PT, I've eventually overcome knee injuries, a turned ankle, hamstring tears, foot surgery, and ITB injuries. (I am not clumsy - I've just been running for a long time.) Last year, Donna guided me through a hamstring tear that helped me recover in time to run my dream Marathon! I've worked with several of their therapists; they are patient, understanding, personable, and explain injury avoidance as well as treatment in a way that isn't patronizing. Okay, I should stretch more, and they're always teasing me about that (deservedly). But every couple of years when I get one injury or another, new or recurring, I know where to turn. I don't hesitate to recommend anyone - whatever their injury - to their care.

If you are looking for a good PT location, Dresher Physical Therapy is the place to go. My…read moretherapist, Donna Jones, started with a thorough evaluation and immediately recognized how my posture and body mechanics have been contributing to my back pain. She provided me with exercises as well as functional tips to minimize pain when performing daily activities. She listened to my concerns and adapted exercises to my individual lifestyle. No "cookie cutter" approach here! If you are seeking a 5 star experience with knowledgeable and caring staff then schedule your appointment with DPT today. You will be glad you did!

Great environment. All the PT's are very knowledgeable and great to work with. They listen and help…read moreyou in every way they can. Highly recommended.

I was a patient here for 2 years with two frozen shoulders and lower back issues. Turns out I have…read morePsoriatic arthritis and fibromyalgia. In the beginning I was in real crisis - stopped work, couldn't walk around the block, sleep or really function at all for the first year before I was diagnosed. At that time they were very kind to me. There was one therapist I didn't want to work with as I was in intolerable pain during the session and for days afterwards, but I was fine working with the other three wonderful therapists. Then one left and another stopped coming in as much. I still felt very comfortable seeing the one who was still working and for the past year I've happily seen him for my sessions with no problem that I was aware of. Yesterday one of the owners (Kim) was in the office - I didn't recognize her so I guess she's not in much when I have been. I saw that the July schedule was open and asked if I could make my July appointments. She said that she wouldn't schedule me as I wasn't following their rules despite being "talked to about it before". Her tone was really rude. I haven't been talked to about it at all and thought it was fine for me to see the therapist I was comfortable with. No-one has ever mentioned an issue when I've made appointments before and staff are usually very pleasant. Kim sounded utterly disgusted with me and I guess wanted to be sure that I knew how she felt about me. It was a shock as I had no idea who she was and I don't think (?) I've spoken to her in the past couple of years. I'm still giving the practice 3 stars because I really do think they can be great, and I've seen good improvement on my health. I'm just really sad that she was so rude to me yesterday. Maybe she was having a bad day and wanted to flex her muscles at my expense? Kim has apparently given a conflicting version of what happened - but there was a young girl sitting at the front desk who must have heard most of it. I would say go to this practice and hope that you don't get on the wrong side of Kim. Now I am stopping PT cold turkey until I can find somewhere else to go. It's a disappointing end as I have recommended them so many times over the past two years. I still do, just with caveats. Kim can be seriously mean without warning and I was quite upset when I left.