Do not go to this place for treatment if you want to be mistreated. After a couple sessions, Sam…read moretouched in his patient inappropriately and made inappropriate comments that makes you feel uncomfortable. Never go there again.

When I arrived at Turning Point to schedule an appointment, no staff was available to greet me. I…read moredid notice one older staff was given a foot massage to a customer. After I rang a bell and waited 5 minutes, 1 staff asked me to wait or go come back after 1 hour because she is going out for lunch. Very very disappointing by her answer, I told her that I refuse to wait for 1 hour. I decided to seek another location for physical therapy.

I went to see Dr Ben Yu for various pains in my body. He was very knowledgable and patient…read more Sometimes he would have me do exercises which didn't seem to relate to my problems, but they actually relieved the pain. Some of the exercises were not intuitive to me, he would try different ways to explain to me. He would take the time to answer my questions of how things work. The demonstration videos that were attached in he home exercises also helped a lot. He genuinely cared about his patients' well being. I really enjoyed working w/ him. Even though at the end my hip was shown in the x-ray to have advanced arthritis and cannot avoid surgery, other areas of my body have really improved due to his care. I highly recommend Ben and his team.

How do you know if your body is silently breaking down if you never get a proper diagnosis? Through…read moreDr. Benjamin Yu, I was able to see exactly where my weak points were--and more importantly, the 'why' behind them. It was a classic case of: 'I didn't know I needed therapy until I got therapy.' ​I booked an evaluation not because of an injury, but as preventive maintenance for my physical well-being. It's the same logic I use for my car: you don't wait for the engine to fail before you take it in for service. A standard annual physical checks your internal chemistry, but it doesn't check the health of your skeletal architecture. If you want to live a long life without a wheelchair or chronic pain, this is the missing piece. It's just science. ​Dr. Benjamin listens with extreme patience. After just watching me walk, he could tell me exactly what I needed to work on. He didn't just explain the root cause of my back pain (the classic millennial struggle); he explained the chain reaction behind it using simple analogies and actionable steps. He treats the cause, not just the effect. ​Since the exercises are all bodyweight-based, I can do them anywhere--at home or while traveling. Before this, I didn't realize my back was aching simply because it was compensating for my hamstrings. I've moved away from the linear mindset of 'stretch what hurts' to a deeper focus on strengthening the right muscles for longevity and performance. It's about unlearning a lifetime of bad habits and replacing them with proper form. ​This has completely changed how I approach my training. I've stopped relying on 'primal intuition'--doing whatever it takes to finish a movement--and started using the muscle groups that were born to do that work. Instead of burning out my strongest muscles, I'm finally using the whole system. ​Be who you were designed to be. I don't know why this isn't a routine checkup for everyone yet, but I am sure it will be once we start to value our bodies as much as our technology.

My mom is currently a resident here at this home away from home. I was unsure what to expect when I…read morecame here, I'm sure many people avoid trying to send loved ones here or places like this. But this place will exceed your expectations. It's very clean and well kept when you walk the hallways. The residents are taken care of well and you can see them walking and visiting each other. I was happy to see so many residents smiling as well as staff members interacting so much. My mom has gotten great care here and they always keep me in the loop of any changes in her health. They call me right away if anything urgent happens. My mom has been very stable and very well taken care of here. If you are looking for some where to place a loved one and you want to make sure they get the best care, this is the place!

After undergoing a complicated hip replacement surgery at USC Hospital. have been recovering at…read moreRosemead Healthcare Center since July 9, 2025. My recovery has required extended care and personalized Therapy, and I've been extremely satisfied with the support I've received here. the staff has been professional, kind, and attentive, especially the therapy team who have kept me motivated and focused. The facility has also handled all my follow-up doctor appointments, and transportational needs, keeping I'm actually thinking of taking one of the patients here for my family informed every step of the way. Overall, the care here has been excellent. I would highly recommend Rosemead Healthcare Center to anyone needing short term rehab rehabilitation after surgery.

I've seen a few physical therapists at B and C therapy and they do a great job. Very professional…read moreand knowledgeable. I give them a 5/5. Unfortunately I've had problems with one of the secretaries. I just called to cancel an appointment since the pain that I had had resolved. However, the secretary kept on trying to keep me from cancelling the appointment time after time. Eventually, fed up, I told her to cancel the appointment. I rarely write reviews and try to not leave negative reviews but I'm making an exception in this case.

I'm happy to have found B&C PT and that they accept my health insurance. I've been here twice and…read morecan sense an improvement in this nagging neck pain of mine. The clinic has a small gym upfront with treatment tables in the back. Super convenient location in Alhambra with a 4-hr free parking garage. B&C PT is extremely popular and books out weeks in advance. I had to wait ~3-4 weeks for my initial appt, and had to book all my subsequent appts following my first visit to secure dates/times. I work primarily with Ching Ly (the C of B&C lol) and he's super down to earth. He did a comprehensive exam of my neck, measured my neck movements with a goniometer, and confirmed if it was a joint or muscle issue. I've seen several PTs, but no one was as thorough as Ching in trying to figure out the root cause. My treatment plan is pretty straightforward - Managing neck pain with manual therapy, at-home workouts, and then more workouts to strengthen neck, shoulder, and back muscles. If I had to nitpick then it would be the super tedious process of booking upcoming appointments with the front desk receptionist. Nothing PT related. Highly recommend B&C PT! I hope to be free of this annoying pain by the end of my sessions.

I came to HealthFit because I was dealing with chronic hip and knee pain. I'm at a pivotal age…read morewhere I needed to either fix the problem or prepare for invasive medical intervention down the road. Cheri came highly recommended and it was clear from our first session that she really takes the time to figure out and understand what my body was doing and why I was experience the pain that I was feeling. She took the time to evaluate how my whole body was moving and identified several body mechanic and movement issues that were contributing to the problem. We started off with basic exercises that set the stage for more complex ones as I progressed. HealthFit has systems in place to make sure that when you're at home doing your exercises, you have video references with detailed explanations on how to do each exercise properly. After each week, little by little, things started to change. And then there came that moment when everything clicked and started to change! I've noticed a huge improvement not only in pain reduction, but also in my overall stability, balance, and strength. Cheri has given me the tools to break my body's bad habits. I highly recommend working with Cheri to anyone dealing with chronic pain, movement issues, or sports-related injuries. Cheri is thoughtful, knowledgeable and genuinely cares about helping her patients improve long term.

I've been coming to HealthFit in Pasadena off and on for the past few years, and I can't believe I…read morehaven't written a review sooner! This is my go to place whenever I need physical therapy. The personalized service and extended one-on-one time are absolutely worth it if you care about your joints, muscles, and long-term recovery. From the moment you walk in, you're greeted by the wonderful front office staff, Feliza and Britt. They make you feel right at home, and I always enjoy chatting with them and hearing what's going on in their young lives. And now for my knowledgeable, kind PT, Dr. Daphne Tan. She has treated me for several injuries, including my shoulder, elbow, and lower back. She has also treated me post-surgically, and I always leave our sessions feeling better than when I came in. She is motivating, attentive, and really takes the time to correct my form during exercises so I'm doing everything properly. I am not sharing my time with 2 other patients. I'm very glad I found HealthFit. It is well worth it compared to a larger corporate/hospital based PT clinic where your therapist may spend more time documenting than actually monitoring your movement and progress. HealthFit provides the kind of personalized care that makes a real difference.

Well, yesterday was a particularly tiresome day with my neck... I popped a pain pill and dozed off…read morearound 10:30pm. My eyes opened to the tune of SuperMan. It's Not Easy by the FIVE FOR FIGHTING, and I literally rolled out of bed and began with my yoga stretches and poses. Then I jumped on my WITHINGS BODY CARDIO smart scale and took my reading and then entered my closet and grabbed my 800 gram Turkish Cotton bathrobe (waterworks) and my ugg slippers and navigated myself towards the bathroom and reached inside the shower and turned on the body sprays (2) and the hand shower(1). I continued disrobing and entered the shower and began scrub-bing, and then I grabbed my Sonicare and dollop-ed toothpaste on and began scrub-bing my teeth and tongue Next, I scrub my scalp and turn on my rain shower and rinse. I reach out and grab my bathsheet 800 gram (Water Works) and towel off and then reach for my bathrobe 800gram Turkish Cotton (Water Works) and slip on my slippers (ugg). I enter my bedroom and enter my closet and begin selecting something comfortable but warm for this mornings session of physical therapy with Brian. I thumbed thru my long-sleeved tee's and choose a vintage striped tee in kelly green and royal blue.(polo circa 2012) and then oversized Chino shorts with draw string and button and zipper in weathered navy (polo circa 2010) and my full zip tennis sweat shirt in white and Wimbledon green (polo circa 2009) and my trusty pair of Sperrys in weathered navy. I walk into the kitchen and prepare a cup of hot tea with organic honey and a slice of cinnamon loaf and return to the bedroom, and take my prescriptions. I'm heading to San Gabriel Valley Physical Therapy about 8:20am. and find myself running upstairs towards the studio. This morning, I work with Brian and discover a new sense of recovery. I'm working through my stretches and poses, and then.... oh joy! Traction! I love me some traction ! I place in my ear buds and turn on some instrumentals and close my eyes and began to drift. My session was completed and I head up to the counter and check if my referrals have been sent. Sadly they have yet to be sent and so I thank everyone and I am told that I would be notified and wished well.

Sure this place is a little older and run down compared to other facilities I have been to, but…read moreafter several appointments with 2 different therapists, I found that they had decent service and I decided I would continue my care here since the location is also convenient. Today, everything changed. I had an appointment with another therapist, Ivy. When I arrived to my appointment there were two other patients in the lobby. One of the patients asked the receptionist to use the restroom and proceeded to go inside. Ivy came out and called that patient's name. Since the receptionist had stepped away, I informed her that he had stepped into the restroom. The patient came back out into the lobby, and I told him that they had called his name. He proceeded inside and told Ivy his name. Coldly, she said I have other patients here and proceeded to ignore him. He expressed how he had just stepped away to use the restroom there in their facility and had let the receptionist know. She essentially had a 'you snooze, you lose' response. This is no way to treat anyone, let alone someone older. She then called my name but before I could even offer that the patient go ahead of me, he asked to cancel his appointment and walked out - rightfully so. I proceeded to follow Ivy inside. Boy, was that a mistake. She had a terrible bedside manner and was incredibly rude. 1 to 2 minutes into the appointment, I told her I was also leaving and proceeded to walk out. No one should be treated like this especially by someone who claims to be a healthcare professional. Having worked for healthcare facilities in the past, what providers tend to forget is that patients do have a choice about where they receive their care. I asked that the receptionist see to it that none of my future appointments be with Ivy. But after witnessing and experiencing such terrible service and blatant disrespect, I choose to no longer be a patient here and will look for another facility to go to. Today, Ivy exhibited inexcusable behavior including disrespect towards an elderly patient, zero interpersonal skills, and a total lack of empathy for those that are there for PT and are very likely in physical pain. Common courtesy and decency went out the window. Ivy's behavior was completely unacceptable and she has no business working in patient care. As a result, this place will no longer call me their patient. I cannot in good conscience support a business that employs someone like this. ____________________________________ Update: I received a text message from the receptionist and asked that the office manager please call me. Scott, the office manager and I spoke about the situation. I can say that he expressed genuine concern and understood that the situation could be handled differently. Although, I personally won't be returning, at least I know that the other patient will be in good hands with him. Scott: Wholeheartedly, I want to thank you for calling the other patient and speaking to him to rectify the situation. Thank you for attending to this matter with such care and for keeping me updated. I genuinely appreciate that you took the time to speak with me earlier and will be addressing this with the therapist.

This center hires people who are clueless & don't understand English. No matter how simple I…read moreexplain things to the front desk staff, they confused themselves! They overbooked appointments as it's super crowded & make patients wait 15-20 min. Their rooms are so "dungeons". They speak in Chinese thinking you don't understand them which I find absolutely RUDE. Lack of patient care but a center to suck medicare funding. Their treatment is a joke as I can get that treatment at home. They fluctuate the duration of your treatment depending how overbooked they are which I think is FRAUD as they can bill Medicare the billable hours claiming XX of hours.

Honestly they're nice enough people and I had several appointments that were fine. However, my…read moreappointment today, they literally completely forgot about me. They put needles in my neck and then just left me there for an hour and a half. I was yelling "hello" and "can someone please help" for 15 minutes before someone finally came and said they would go get the doctor. I won't be returning.

What an amazing place to workout at. The people are fantastic, and the exercise methodology is…read moregreat. These are group classes, 8 people max, and you all do the same set of exercises but each at their own pace/intensity. People aged late 30's to 70's. Everyone there trying to help themselves and each other. The trainers breakdown all the exercises so that you learn them well and don't injure yourself while still pushing to get better. You start by stretching/warming up, then do a compound weight lifting exercise (depends on the day it may be squats, dead lifts, or overhead press). Then do some body weight exercises and then some cardio. Definitely love going here.

Great coach and good experience overall. I have been…read moreattending for a couple of years and hopefully I can continue to do so.

Finding a healthcare professional who truly changes your quality of life is rare, but D. Jeffrey Su…read morehas done exactly that. My partner initially sought his help to address a painful shoulder muscle tear, especially since he hadn't been exercising or going to the gym for a while. From the first appointment, it was clear that Dr. Su is both very patient and incredibly knowledgeable about the human body. He doesn't just focus on a quick fix; instead, he takes the time to help you understand exactly how to avoid and prevent future injuries. Dr. Su helped my partner define his long-term goals so that he's not just feeling better today, but fully prepared for his older years. They focused heavily on building back a solid foundation through correct posture and strengthening my partner's core. Dr. Su spent significant time correcting his basic movements to ensure he's exercising and lifting properly. Thanks to his guidance, my partner's been able to build his muscle back and feel confident returning to a regular fitness routine. He's now motivated to continue his exercises consistently, which is a huge win for his overall health. This is especially important now that my partner's in his 50's, as his priority is staying mobile to enjoy life and travel in the future. Dr. Su is exceptionally professional and consistently pleasant to work with throughout every session. His holistic approach to recovery and longevity is truly impressive and sets Dr. Su apart from others in his field. I cannot thank him enough for his dedication to his patients' recovery and long-term well being. We definitely recommend Dr. Su and his outstanding services to anyone looking for top-tier care!

I was referred to Dr. Jeffery Su by my partner, who found him via Yelp. I decided to go with Dr. Su…read moreafter researching all of my physical therapist options through my health insurance and found that they all had terrible Yelp reviews. The reason my partner liked Dr. Su was because he actually tries to help you without roping you into seeing him multiple times just to get money out of you, which I found to be very true - he was able to fix me in just 3 sessions. Paying the $165 per session out of pocket (still FSA/HSA eligible though), was well worth the money in my opinion because I was desperate to get better from my pickleball injury and get back to playing ASAP. Before coming to Dr. Su, I was trying to diagnose myself with ChatGPT and was following their prescribed regimen to heal myself. I wish I had gone to Dr. Su earlier because he was able to diagnose my issue in the first session and give me actionable strengthening exercises (he posts all the assigned exercises, with instructional videos, on the PtEverywhere App) to provide me with some immediate relief from the pain. Dr. Su said that I had strained my (sacrotuberous) ligament, which ChatGPT said would take 4-6 weeks to heal. After religiously doing my strengthening exercises for 4 weeks, I found that my pain was low enough to where Dr. Su approved my slow return to Pickleball and Aerial Silks (he's incredibly responsive via text). I found that as I would play, the same right side was continuing to give me trouble. So I went back to see him a 2nd time. At this session he was able to diagnose that my right hip was super tight and was impeding my recovery - he wasn't able to discover that during the first session because I was in so much pain that he was only focused on fixing that first. He used a strap to pull on my right hip to gain some mobility back, but it barely moved. The next couple of days I was incredibly sore but continued to religiously complete my newly assigned strengthening exercises along with foam rolling (if he forgets to posts the exercises on the app, just text him and he'll post them right away). Whatever he did to me, worked because by the 3rd day, my pain was gone! That along with the foam rolling was probably exactly what I needed too because I was able to easily move into my right front split without the tightness I had been experiencing for years! My follow-up appointment was a week and a half later with Dr. Su and I had no pain to report to him. He tested my right hip again and was able to finally get the head of my right femur to actually "bounce"/move normally during this 3rd session. He taught me some lifetime maintenance and strengthening exercises for my overall health and longevity for playing pickleball, which he posted on the app. He also sent me some links to adjustable home weights to help me save space in my apartment. I generally have trouble sticking to self-guided workouts but Dr. Su simplified them to just 25 minutes of exercises, twice a week. Hey - if that's all I need to keep playing pickleball without injury for the rest of my life, I'm sold. Sign me up!