I have been seeing Yoona Kim for acupuncture and came in for an appointment 4 months in and was…read morecharged for an office visit at an additional $170.00 dollars. Unfortunately, I was not made aware of the additional charge only asked to complete some paperwork on how I was feeling. When I called to ask why I was charged an additional $170.00 for the office visit I was told it was because my insurance company required them to check in on how my treatment was going. I have been going for maintenance purposes. I did call my insurance company and was told that this was a false statement that they do not require this. I tried to speak with the office manager again and never received a call back. Unless you want to be charged for services every 4 months that don't amount to $170.00 worth of treatment I would avoid going to Vida.

So I have been suffering from sciatica and si joint. I have been in physical therapy for three…read moremonths but decided to try acupuncture and a chiropractor. I went to vida since they offer both. Two weeks later only one chiropractor visit and two acupuncture visits in and I can now walk without any he cane. I can sleep without waking up to take more pain pills. I'm excited to be on the right side of recovery. Great people definitely give them a call.

This place is the best! I've been to physical therapy for various minor aches and injuries over the…read moreyears, but none of the other clinics I've visited have come close. I chose PNW Physical Therapy initially because I needed to find a clinic within walking distance from my home. I had surgery on my shoulder which meant that driving wouldn't be an option for a couple of months. Andrew was my primary PT, but I also saw Kylie a couple of times and got to know a few others around the clinic (including the owner, Jamie, who is awesome!) over the ~4.5 months I was going. Every session was 1-on-1 for the full 50ish minutes, which was different than any other clinic I had been to. Each appointment started with some assisted stretching and mobility exercises before moving into range of motion and strengthening. Every exercise was demonstrated for me and my therapist always ensured I wasn't experiencing any pain or discomfort. My main interest was getting back to a place where I could golf again, and after a couple of months spent restoring my range of motion, we started doing exercises that were more tailored to my activity preferences. The office was cooperative with my financial circumstances and honest throughout the entire process, never trying to schedule my for excessive appointments or take advantage of the situation. I'm now happy to say that I've been cleared by my surgeon to resume full activity and he was very impressed with my progress over the months. Now that I'm all finished, it feels kind of weird to say that I'll miss going to physical therapy every week!

Yesterday marked the end of my therapy with PNW Therapy. I have gone to other therapists for knee…read morereplacement and hand surgery. This time I picked a different therapist for knee replacement. I am so glad that I did. Jamie Lee was my therapist. He was a joy to work with. He listened to what I had to say, even if it was off the subject. They got me an extended prescription. As I was still have knee problems after 3 years. Bottom line is, I will never look for another place for therapy as this is now my place for any kind of Therapy. Aloha to all at PNW. You made an 83 year old feel like an 80 year old. Lol. Thanks

Few physical therapists have the knowledge about how to help someone with scoliosis. I'm a 76 year…read moreold and have dealt with scoliosis since I was 12. Scoliosis continues to progress and cause problems throughout your life. Your regular primary physician is likely to send you and your back pain to one of those physical therapists who don't have the needed specialized knowledge to deal with the problems someone with scoliosis has. I found these folks on my own and learned a few new things about my condition and what I should I shouldn't be doing.

I began seeing Gaylin when she was recommended to me when I was searching for treatment for my…read moreteenage daughter's scoliosis. Not only was she a godsend for my daughter and gave us hope and options, I have continued to see her for myself. I have been a yoga instructor for 20 years and Gaylin has helped me immeasurably through various injuries and most recently, with rehabbing a knee replacement. I like to call Gaylin "a brilliant unicorn" of a physical therapist because she is nothing short of magical and her practice is one of a kind, in the very best way. I'd give this practice 10 stars if I could!

DO NOT GO HERE....This is an unfortunate review because my therapists were great. If you have any…read moreconditions that might make you miss some appointments like migraines and then follow THEIR policy of not coming in when sick they will just stop scheduling you and never have any other conversation about it.

To have a good team you have to have a good management, someone who puts in the extra time, covers…read morefor other employees. Making sure the clients are getting what they need. Of course the love of music, that would be Linda. Always there to help clients and employees. Make best recovery time experience. Thank you Linda

I developed sciatica during pregnancy in my 3rd trimester. I was unable to walk without limping and…read moreabsolutely miserable. From the initial scheduling phone call to the end, I had a wonderful experience. The scheduler handled my insurance, reached out to my Dr. for a referral and scheduled me several weeks out so I didn't have to worry about that later. Lexi was my PT and she was the best. Because I'm pregnant I was limited in what I could manage; she modified stretches and made sure I was comfortable while still providing relief. I reported my pain level an 8/10 at our first appointment and by the last one, it was 3/10. I'm still doing stretches daily and while it flares up every now and then, I can function again. Thanks Lexi for being the best!

Unfortunately I experienced what no client in pain and needing therapy should have to undergo. The…read moreoffice staff was and always has been excellent in attempting to schedule, and in their courtesy and cheerfulness. I received massage therapy for about a year here with a good therapist who took his job and my health very seriously, but he left. They have been booking way out and have not hired anyone else, so I had to take an appt. elsewhere as I am a 66 y.o. woman with quite severe hip, neck, back, and knee pain. When I came in last week on my spring break (I'm a teacher), I tweaked my upper hip getting out of the car, and went inside. I paid my copay, and was waiting for Mia to come out. The front office staff member told her I had pulled on a muscle, so when Mia came out I explained that I better not have that area worked on, and also at my one appt. I could find a week before, the therapist used hot stones around my neck, and together with the high stress I'm under (my mother is dying and daughter in crisis), I was recovering from a stress rash around my neck, so please don't work there. But I still needed to get relief/have the long awaited treatment on my lower hips, upper back, legs, arms, etc., to which she replied with a rude tone of voice and facial expression: "For An Hour??" I tried to explain that yes, I needed it, as my steady therapy was not available. She then said: " I have a waiting list of 100 people". I said, I'm here waiting to get help for my pain and you're telling me about how many people are on your wait list? To which she said: "I didn't say that"... (a complete lie-she just said it). So..... Her attitude of complete lack of concern for the clients welfare, lack of professionalism, care or intention to H-E-L-P me get the therapy for which I came there, lead me to never want to go back again. She is not fit to serve as a health care provider, and even though our region has a shortage of massage therapists, you want to avoid going to IRG Silverlake with Mia, who will treat you rudely and inappropriately if she feels like it, no integrity whatsoever. Also in the one prior appt. I had with her, it was at a very lackluster and mediocre skill level. I would like to add that the director did call me and took notes on what happened, and did apologize, which was appreciated. I do think that based on my experience over the year, that he Does Care about the quality of service they provide to their clients seeking treatment from pain and mobility issues. However, their lack of hiring someone to cover the need of clients for three months is troubling (I don't know to what extent he is responsible). Health Care is in a seriously difficult situation though now, financially and otherwise, and I had tried to give the benefit of the doubt, until being treated with such a low level of concern for the welfare of my health, and the basics of how to treat a client with courtesy and care. Let's try to bring each other up and not down in this crazy world? Be Well Everyone!

Highly recommend this facility. I was in a car accident and injured my back. My law firm sent me to…read moreEverett Spine & Rehab and I'm glad they did . Everyone that works there is extremely kind and welcomed me with open arms . The receptionist was very nice and sweet, Dr. Gill and Dr. Sapida were amazing . They tracked my progress and how I was feeling. They Made sure I stayed on track of healing properly. We would even talk about some things that were outside of the topic of my injury, indicating that they wanted the best for me and for that I'm very appreciative and I thank them. They are good people at heart and will only want the best for you. A lot of clinics will just try to squeeze the money out of you and keep it pushing, not them. Today was my last day as I closed my case. They made it feel like I was leaving home . Told me to call and I'm welcome back if I ever need anything. It was a pleasure being treated at this clinic. Words and times I won't forget .

In short Endlessly frustrating. After over a month of…read moretrying, I still can't even review the quality of care because we never got seen. In long 7 months ago, my lovely bride suffered a serious stroke and has lots of atrophy and inflammation in her affected arm and leg, because they don't move as much as they did before the incident. Month before last, we wanted to re-establish her with massage care, and left ESR a message. Waited a week. No response. Tried again. No response. Tried the online form to book an appointment. Still no response. Left one more VM while I started looking for somewhere else we could take her. A week later, they finally called back. 4th time's the charm, right? They sounded organized enough on the phone that I was ready to give them one last shot. They couldn't quite fully explain the difference between their specialists, but they got close enough that I just picked one. Still have to wait yet another week to get seen, and now we're well over a month into this process. They did a lot of intake work over the phone with me, and said it'd be nice (didn't sound required) if I could bring a paper copy of one form with me. Totally my fault--I couldn't find it. Certainly was my issue. But we couldn't be seen. At this point, even if the care in back is solid, there's such a long-standing pattern of obstacles, sloppiness, and indifference that it wouldn't have seemed wise to proceed, even if they let us. On to the next place.

I had a fractured finger, which after a month, the bone was still showing a crack on the x-ray, and…read moreI was already losing range of motion, with pain and swelling. My orthopedic provider told me I should start hand therapy (physical therapy) right away to avoid long-term problems. They gave me a generic referral write up and suggested a couple of providers near my home. That's when the real challenge began. I called those two providers and provider after provider from my insurance's in-network list, but most didn't answer, didn't call back, didn't take my insurance (even though my insurance said they would), or couldn't see me for weeks. I felt stuck and frustrated until I called ATI. The customer service rep on the phone quickly checked my insurance and offered me an evaluation appointment the same day or just a few days later, with a physical therapist experienced in hand injuries. The therapy sessions at ATI made a huge difference. The staff was friendly and supportive. They guided me through exercises, gave me printouts, and even provided an app with videos and daily tracking, which helped me stay on track at home. Four weeks later, my orthopedic doctor said I had fully recovered and lifted all restrictions. I still have some numbness and tingling, but I understand that's normal for my injury and may take many months to get back closer to what it used to feel. When I called ATI after the final orthopedics assessment to share the assessment and cancel my last physical therapy appointment; they handled it right away with no fee even thou the appointment was a few hours later. I'm truly grateful for their help. If you're in a similar situation and frustrated with finding a good physical therapist/hand therapy that is available and takes your insurance, I highly recommend calling ATI. They made a stressful time much easier for me.

creepy. everyone is in the same large room getting their therapy. you can watch everybody else…read more it's very impersonal and really unpleasant. and then the therapist gives some instructions and walks away leaving the patient to perform, while the therapist goes to someone else. one man was walking very unsteady up and down the room and no one was helping him or guarding him, lest he fall.

The staff are knowledgeable. I get quality care for my diagnosis. I like going there.read more

I have never needed PT and did not know what to expect the first time. I was pleasantly surprised…read moreat the professional, yet personal and relaxed, protocol of the clinic. The physical therapists and assistants were all knowledgeable; each with their own special talents. Jeremy, Amy, Chris, Mai were fantastic! It was great to work with each of them over the course of my treatment. The energy is light and the team works seamlessly together to manage several clients at one time. Everyone has a great sense of humor and encouragement which is equally as important to recovery as the exercises and treatment!

Overall it's a fairly decent place. There is one therapist (I won't mention her name) who is rather…read morearrogant. This is unacceptable. Your focus is supposed to be on the patient, not yourself. The other therapists are patient-focused, which is the way it's supposed to be. My advice: keep this place in mind but do your research and compare all places before you make a decision.

Melinda is so kind and listens to your needs. She is patient and understanding. She is an excellent…read morephysical therapist and always makes me want to strive better for my health. The team was flexible when I was running late or changing appointments and all around a wonderful experience.

I went to Premier Physical Therapy in Mill Creek after having had a knee surgery this year for a…read moremeniscus repair. I selected Eli as my physical therapist, and he did a great job, and is really a great physical therapist. Also, the entire staff was excellent, and the facility is large and well equipped. I would highly recommend going to Premier Physical Therapy in Mill Creek.

I scheduled a new patient appointment with a specific therapist and when I showed up for my…read moreappointment I discovered that I was moved to a different therapist. Needless to say I did not keep my appointment so potential patients be aware!