Bay physical therapy is a very unique, clean and equipped with the best machines…read more I was lucky to be trained with Sydney and her professional team. They are welcoming and fun to work with, and they always ask the right questions. The receptionist is nice and welcoming too. Displays deserve five stars, I highly recommend them.

I have had a really mixed bag of experience at Bay Physical Therapy. When I saw Sarah a few years…read moreago, she was wonderful, skilled, and very personable. That's not what this review is about. This is about Sydney. I was refered to Bay Physical Therapy for pain which increased when I swam (usually 1.5 miles, three times a week), and during sex. I understand that the topic of sex can make people uncomfortable, but it is an important quality of life issue, and my doctor was so reasonable with his "yes, if this is impacting your ability to have sex, that is an important thing and I want to help you solve this, while the therapist I saw seemed really uncomfortable with the idea that I want to have sex that doesn't leave me in pain for days. I recognize that recent grads are going to have limited experience, but I felt my needs were very much beyond her skill levels. It happened that most of the other patients that I saw her treating were ones who were seniors who are rehabbing from surgery. I'm an athletic middle-aged person and she really didn't seem to understand that that is different from someone who just had their knee rebuilt and wants to be able to walk across a room with minimal assistance. I felt like she really had no clue and no skill. When I eventually grew too frustrated with her lack of attention, I said I was done and that I was leaving. She was confused. I said that working with her was a waste of her time and mine. When I left, I canceled all my remaining appointments, and the receptionist asked why, and I said I was unwilling to work with Sydney. While I generally found the receptionist helpful, I was disappointed that she did not offer to reschedule me with another practicioner, and that no one reached out to me.

I needed therapy for my plantar fasciitis. Victor thoroughly diagnosed my foot, determined the…read morerange of mobility, took measurements, figured out the location of the pain and analyzed the soft tissue. After that he devised a plan. After a few weeks of (sometime painful) treatment I was lacing up again. Marisela is a highly experienced therapist, very detail-oriented, and dedicated to helping patients. The crew overall is professional, friendly, and diligent. I have only good things to say and can only highly recommend Damon Anderson for physical therapy. It's my top-of-the-list place to go.

Ok so where do I start??? Unfortunately I have required the services of PT numerous times in my…read morelifetime. Fortunately there is this great place to get it done in my neighborhood! This team is always on top of their game. A huge shout out to the entire team from scheduling ladies to the therapists & aides. Everyone is more than competent, caring and I have to say laugh at my stupid sense of humor. Shout out to Erin's laugh (Duran Duran!) All the best to the team, thank you and until my next injury!! Ciao

The physical therapists are OK, but their billing system is horrible. I need all medical bills by…read moremail for my accountant, because we itemize Schedule A deductions. I mentioned this and my very first appointment, and the receptionist said I would receive bills by mail. After a lot of wasted time, I found out much later that the the woman at the front desk does not actually handle bills, their national billing office does. And that's the problem. The policy of their national billing office is to send notice that you have a bill (but not the actual bill) via a text message, to save the company money. But the text contains a very suspicious link where you have to go in and enter all of your personal information, before you even see or pay the bill. I understand they're trying to save 75 cents by never mailing bills, but when a patient ask for bills by mail, the company should send the bill by mail. Will never use Select Physical Therapy again, because of their lousy billing practices.

Dr Caroline Reinders PT, DPT and her intern Sydney was so helpful to me and will continue their…read morerecommended exercises at home. I am doing well because of their expertise. Bless you all at Select Physical Therapy

I've been going here on and off for over a year, due to a back injury. I have been to other…read morephysical therapists, but they were never even close to as attentive as Ryan Ranch Physical Therapy. They actually care and take the time to determine what will work best for you. I've always left feeling better.

I was just sent reminders for 2 appointments that I cancelled…read more Last week I was made to pay a $90 fine for a missed appointment that I believe I cancelled. It is hard not to wonder if I was tricked. And I do not know the name of the therapist who works there-- not the temp but the long-term employee. She never introduced herself and remained consistently chilly. I have reluctantly concluded that she is not an asset to your practice. I don't know if your inattention to detail is incompetence or purposeful. There is also a lack of follow-through. For example, I asked if I should be doing exercises at home and was told twice that I would be given some. She gave me none. She then promised to email them to me. Nope There is also a general failure to explain the purpose of exercises, which is fundamental to the practice of PT. I see a reluctance to talk with patients beyond what seems absolutely necessary, keeping a distance that may benefit therapists but feels a bit chilly. The casualness with which staff treat patients can feel like neglect. . And now I see reminders for appointments that I KNOW I cancelled. I have decided to cease therapy with Ryan Ranch. This is clearly not a therapeutic relationship for me.

Very disappointed. I started here when Amy was out on medical leave and she had a wonderful PT sub…read morein her place. When Amy returned she accused me of being a PT addict and didn't like that her sub was doing hands on work to relieve my spasms in my back. She suggested meditation as if my pain was all in my head and I just needed to relax. An MRI soon after revealed I had a herniated ruptured disc fragment that was pressed on my spinal cord causing all my pain and I needed surgery. I am now with a highly competent PT and doing well. I had a friend tell me she was going to Amy for treatment and was concerned but she said Amy was the only PT she could get in with, all the others were booked. Of course, because she not booked because she is no good. My doctor who had referred other patients based on my good reports of her sub said all his patients left after Amy returned. I would call it horrible care except that it wasn't even care, it was just horrible.

I give Amy Dore PT only a 5 because it won't let me rate higher!!!! Amy is amazing and is a true…read morehealer. 3 people in my family have been to her. All of us feel the same. Whether it is a Knee, shoulder,back or whatever, they can take care of it. She worked really well with the insurance. That is nice so I can focus on recovery. Her and her staff offer a very comprehensive treatment program. The part I find the most comforting, is that I truly feel the compassion pouring out. This is truly a Healing atmosphere.

Amanda is amazing!! I have been seeing her for years for massage. She has the best hands. Can't…read morewait to go back!!

I've been going to Amanda for massages since 2020, sometimes monthly, sometimes even weekly (do…read morebook in advanced, since she does schedule up quickly). Her prices are reasonable, her space is clean, smells fresh, relaxing set zen atmosphere, soothing music/candles and always a candy/treat of some sort to munch on. She's certified on multiple techniques from prenatal, to lymphatic drainage, to hot stones, deep tissue and etc. I go there for deep tissue massage and never leave disappointed. I'm pretty picky and prior to Amanda I was jumping around trying to find that good fit and sense of satisfaction for deep tissue massage. I highly recommend Amanda. She listens to what your needs are, works on areas of injury and on top of all that: shes an amazing listener and engages in conversation if you want it.

Norman Landry is brilliant. Easily the best PT I have visited…read more I am 75 years old and had a life full of activity and misadventure. I've been to a goodly number of PTs. John is absolutely the best I have met. He teaches. I learned more about how I can exercise, move, and protect my body in daily living. He gave me more than anyone else has ever begun to share with me. If you want to help your body today and tomorrow, go to Norman.

The receptionist was truly concerned that I could get the proper and reliable service. Oh it was…read moreone of the best experience I've had in physical therapy.

The staff is friendly and pleasant, but the services are lacking…read more I went in for arm pain and numbness in the hands. For about six months we worked on strengthening back, shoulder, and neck muscles, all exercises I could have easily done at home. They don't even Not once in the six months did they reassess my symptoms, they barely assessed them in the first place. After the initial assessment, my appointments consisted of coming in and guiding my own workout. staff barely said a word to me while I was there, and only intervened to increase the weight. 9 exercises, 3 times a week, casually supervised by staff that doesn't even check if it's working. I've had worse, but I've also had much better.

I had a good experience here recently. After an unfortunate slip in my kitchen my doctor…read morerecommended some physical therapy to augment the recovery process for my knee. In Stride seemed like a good bet because they are near my home and took my insurance. Overall I had a good experience. My therapist obviously was experienced and had a lot of great insight about how knees work and how to help them heal. I've been happy with my progress and would recommend In Stride.

I had total knee replacement surgery on April 1st. Surgery went perfectly (watched it on a tv…read morescreen with a spinal) but I was concerned about rehab, given that I went into surgery with only 90 degrees range of motion and didn't want the post-op under anesthesia "manipulation" that Dr. Dearborn spoke about. Yikes. he recommended Peninsula Sport PT and they get five stars from me. John and Chad are highly skilled therapists; the entire staff is smart and kind. Many thanks for my 130 range of motion progress so far, and we're not done yet. Tina B., Carmel

I suffered with shoulder pain for a year and eventually lost use of my shoulder due to a labrum…read moretear and adhesive capsulitis. Brett was amazing and a real life saver. He couldn't have been a better Physical Therapist. He was patient and very knowledgeable. Most importantly, he was very positive and encouraging about my recovery (even though I had my doubts). The estimate for this kind of injury recovery can be up to a year, however he had me back up and full use of my shoulder in 90 days which was incredible. Most importantly the pain is gone and I can finally sleep at night which is fantastic. Thank you Brett and team for all you do!