I have been seeing Michael since having total reverse shoulder replacement on my right shoulder, a…read moreoperation I don't recommend unless you really need it. The operation went well and I was cleared to start physical therapy and saw that a new practice had opened near me. I met with Michael and was impressed by what he knew about the operation and the best therapy for it. I was going 3 times a week doing minimal weight and flexibility workouts until the pain got better then started going twice a week and following an at home program. I was happy with the progress I was making and so was my surgeon and give credit to Michael for making it happen as quickly as possible. I recommend him and will go back if I ever need to.

Michael is the best you can get. I had rotor cup surgery and started therapy right away. His…read morefacility is homey and he is professional and easy to work with. He changed my days and times when needed..just an overall nice guy and I would recommend Dayton Physical Therapy to anyone.

Physical Therapy Partners is the best physical therapy provider I have ever had. Sheryl and Boyd…read morework personally with each and every patient to ensure proper healing and recovery. They are so knowledgeable about the body, and about their chosen profession. They have helped me with my range of motion, my strength, and my ability to do more things I enjoy. They are very focused on patient treatment and patient outcomes. And they are good and compassionate people. It is obvious that they love what they do. And the staff is amazing too. They were recommended to me by a friend, and I am so grateful. I would never go anywhere else.

Boyd, Steven and Becca do a great job at Physical Therapy Partners Nevada !…read more They continue helping the Fernley community heal! Appreciate Boyd and Becca always fitting me in; working around my schedule and my needs ! Highly recommend their services ! Mahalo Nui Loa

I just finished my physical therapy on my left shoulder & I can't say enough good things about…read moreAshley- she was great! They were very good at trying to schedule me evening appointments so I could come in after work :) I also had Lyle one time and he was great!! Thank you Fernley Physical Therapy.

Great people! I would go more often if it wasn't so expensive. Unfortunately my insurance doesn't…read morepay much so my co-pays are exorbitant amounts. But, if I had the money I would go to them. Very professional, clean, smart people!

I am so happy I got to be seen at Fallon PT. They got me in quickly and everyone there is so nice…read moreand helpful. Peter spent more time with me trying to figure out what my issues are and how to help me than anyone ever has. I felt comfortable being there and I'm confident that they will be able to help me get better.

Update to my last review: 1 week later and a change in my PT and the service was excellent. He is a…read moremuch better fit for me. The staff was engaged with all their clients this morning.

I have been going to physical therapy for 10 weeks now and I am truly impressed with Premier…read more The staff is friendly and knowledgeable. They are always very supportive of their clients needs and receptive of their clients thoughts and feelings. This is definitely a safe space to heal and recover. I am definitely glad and grateful to have found Premier for my Physical Therapy needs.

I only went here a handful of times before quickly deciding it wasn't worth my time or money…read more I woke up with a herniated disc in February and pain so extreme I could barely walk. After a round a steroids, I was able to walk with limited mobility and was referred to Premier that same month. At the time, I couldn't get on my knees/down and up from the floor, couldn't do Zumba (the twists hurt), could barely do any squats or bends... I was so scared about both my short and long term quality of life. I don't know the titles of the various staff members, and honestly I don't remember anybody's name (this was back in March I believe) but did notice two people with red shirts that appeared to be higher up the chain of command and the rest wore black shirts. I was taken to the gym in the back and over to a table. Red shirt talked to me a little and some stuff with me, but a lot of the time I was left working with those in black shirts. Whatever, as long as I have people working with me to get better. Black shirt would tell me what exercise I was doing and then walk off to chat with other black shirts while I was left to do my exercises alone and unsupervised. I would then finish and lay on the table waiting until either the same black shirt or a different one would come and tell me what to do next. And repeat. Eventually I started sitting up immediately after finishing - that would cause a black shirt to run over to me. On one of my last (or last?) days there, black shirt tells me an exercise to do. It's a lot of movements that I'm unfamiliar with, and I'm just confused. He walks off and I struggle to try doing the exercise. On the table next to me is a woman getting one-on-one assistance from a red shirt. I'm not sure what kind of fancy insurance plan she had for that kind of service, but frankly I think all paying patients should have that level of treatment. Anyway, red shirt sees me doing this exercise wrong and calls black shirt over to help. At this point I start crying. I'm emotional, frustrated, embarrassed. I'm terrified I'll never have a decent quality of life again, I'm going to PT, I'm trying to do everything right, and I'm literally being abandoned to figure it out myself. I shouldn't have to ask staff to remain with me and help me through my exercises. Nobody should. Especially when people in physical therapy are already so vulnerable. I stopped going after that.

I was amazaed at Greg's ability to pin point weakness in my body. He gave me simple stretches and…read moreexercises to make my body perform at a peak level. His knowledge of the anatomy is mind blowing! If you have any question of whether physical therapy can help some aches and pains, go see Greg. You don't have to live with pain!

Greg's manual therapy skills are top notch! My low back flared up last week and his treatment…read morehelped me get back to my active lifestyle so I could enjoy my holiday weekend on the slopes. He expertly identified a couple stubborn spots, cleared them out and gave me a couple things to do at home to keep things in shape. I chose to go outside my insurance coverage and pay cash; it's about the cost of a massage and I'm much better in one session than a series at other practices I've tried in the past. Thanks, Greg!

This is from last year. i am 76, disabled and alone. My Dr. sent me for therapy. Things were Ok…read more I had a new therapist who tried to hustle me for $200.00 for a foot spray. I wasn't happy and I told them. I quit going.

Integrated total body hands on approach, because some physical therapist actually understand that…read morewhen most injuries occur, it effects other parts of the body. It doesn't matter if you break a big toe, have a knee or hip replacement, fuse a disc, tear a rotator cuff...all injuries impact your whole body at some level, and the whole body system needs to be a part of the big picture when it comes time to rehab that knee, hip, shoulder, back, whatever, that has been throwing your body mechanics off. I've been in and out of PT for 30 years. I could write my own book. I've had the whole range of therapist. Most only focus on that ONE body part that needs rehabilitation, but once in a great while, I find a really great physical therapist and pain management doctor combination that view the patient as a person...someone that they truly want to be as functional as normal as possible. Understand, no physical therapist can make you whole again without you putting in the grunt work. They are your guide...your teacher...to assist you in properly making your body function properly. It is a partnership in your health. The crew at Great Basin gives you the tools and helps to make you well. They know when you need that little push to make your next milestone on your road to recovery, but are also there to help you thru any set backs. They offer a very friendly, open and relaxed environment.

This is my "go to" place when I need Physical Therapy. I like the therapist here; they are "hands…read moreon" and help to relieve pain where you're hurting. They also give you the tools & exercises to strengthen the area. No better place!

High quality care and professionalism. I had a hip injury…read morefrom running and within a few months of excellent PT I was up and running effectively again. I was able to successfully complete my first Ultra! I am grateful and thankful to both Chele and Katelyn for all the PT treatment and helpful exercises they gave me!

I took several bodywork courses from Taum Sayers of Muscle Management over the past 25-40 years…read more Taum's mentor was Lauren Berry PT who also was an engineer. Taum has online courses as well as this class I took today with other body workers from the local area. Taum gave us prep homework and lots of hands on practice doing visceral work. He also does private sessions at Synergy. Taum has worked on everyone from the 49'rs to the Green Berets in North Carolina to Mennonites. The Synergy building is large with lots of free parking. The bathrooms were nice and had both the industrial soap dispensers as well as separate push bottles of more natural soap choices.

Amazing people who care about your well being. To relieve the pain with gentle hand and nerve…read morepressure points. It amazes me how the pain just disappears. Kevin is wonderful and is very thorough with asking questions where the pain is and how you do physical activities. He gently works out the pains, may take a few visits. Well worth it! Location is great, don't have to deal with large crowds of people or big parking lots. Highly recommend Synergy Healing Arts.