I appreciated Dr. Nikki and the whole team. They helped me to recover from my injury and made the…read moreexperience worth it.

I'm a 70-year old arthritic who had a knee replacement in the summer of 2018. I dutifully went to…read moreTPTS and did my PT exercises at home. In an amazingly short period of time, I reached full range of motion on my knee. I have to tip my hat to the great professionals at TPTS for their major role in making my post-surgical recovery a success. Special thanks to Jacon and Riley for the dedication and commitment to my care and full-use of my knee.

I had an EXCELLENT experience from the team! Very impressive, the receptionist called me by name…read morewhen I walked in the second visit (just like family). My therapist, Karen is very COMPASSIONATE and ATTENTIVE to my needs. She is professional and personable all in the same setting. My condition has tremendously improved!

Great people who listen and ask good questions. Very skilled therapists , who explain their…read moreprocess and give thoughtful answers and expectations

I am writing to formally express my profound dissatisfaction with the care provided at Round Rock…read moreUniversity Front Desk person (Ameria). She was rude when leaving a message on my voice mail the day before- in regards of my Referral (she did not hang up the phone properly and all I heard in the back ground was her using such awful verbiage bleep! bleep! bleep! The level of care, attention, and professionalism observed was markedly below the expected standards, which has compelled me to raise this matter for your immediate attention and action. When I arrived in person it was worse than ever. She was on her Cell phone and did not notice me. I knew EXACTLY who she was as the elevator door opened (the rudeness in her face & demeanor was visible) as I walked closer and saw her name badge. I then turned around and Immediately call Dr. Billante and schedule my appointment elsewhere I would not recommend this place to anyone. The worse CUSTOMER SERVICE ever...........

From the owner: Experience the power of physical therapy with Baylor Scott & White Outpatient Rehabilitation. Our…read morephysical therapy team will design an individualized plan of care that aligns with your specific goals in mind. Through clinical experience, ongoing education and clear communication with our patients, our physical therapists will give you the tools necessary to successfully heal from aches, pains or injuries and get back to what you love. We are proud to serve your community and are committed to providing an exceptional experience that promotes healing in a safe, compassionate environment.

This is not for everybody. After my experience, I share…read morecaution to utilize unnecessary pressure and "choking out" the muscle methods that can be endured. Bruising, unimaginable pain, tearing can happen and recovery is not always reality, especially when you lose hours, days, weeks and months and more money trying to figure it all out after.

I have dealt with debilitating back problems since age 11, for almost the last 25 years. Herniated…read morediscs, degenerative disc disease, arachnoiditis, muscle weakness/loss, radiating nerve pain, surgeries, injections and countless different therapies. I always felt, intuitively, that this is the type of therapy I needed but I didn't know it actually existed, had a name and was practiced at an actual location. Well, it was meant to be. I needed something and fast and this place had the soonest appointment. I was assigned Victor G and it was honestly meant to be. He is very strong, intuitive, checks in and talks you through the entire process and what's going to happen. I appreciate that because I don't have to worry something will be sprung on me without warning. The therapy: you just need someone to push really hard where it hurts. That's exactly what I always wanted- someone to press on my spine or hip or whatever until the pain went away. Well, lo and behold, this is EXACTLY what they do. And it works. This is *not* traditional massage so don't go in expecting that. It's very targeted and done fully clothed. Depending on your needs, you could spend 2 hours just on 1 leg. This is the level of therapy they get to. I can't tell you enough how much you need to try this, especially if you're like me and feel like you've exhausted all options and are close to feeling hopeless and giving up. In 1 session pain I had for 6 months was gone. In 2 things were so loose and working the right way that I felt muscles I haven't felt in years. I absolutely see how people have said they've helped them avoid unnecessary surgery. I wish I had found this place 20 years ago but at least I found it now. Just try it.

I struggled with chronic neck/shoulder pain with headaches for as long as I can remember and felt…read morelike I had tried everything to fix it... It wasn't until I started getting treated by Anna Marie at Apex manual therapy, that I finally learned the correct exercises and subtle postural changes needed to eliminate my issues. I finally know how to manage my symptoms and stop the pain if I do something to trigger a flair up. Thank you Anne Marie for giving me the tools to finally live my life again and do physical activities with my son without worrying about it causing pain!

I came in for help with the recovery of my torn meniscus and sprained MCL. My knee has made so much…read moreprogress! Anne is so knowledgeable and helped me integrate movements into my life that helped my knee, back, and hips. I am a very active person (some may even say an athlete), and she took the time to also understand the movements and stressors of my sport that were impacting my body.

In short- fantastic therapists, great admin experience, only drawback is location and quality of…read morethe facility. They offer therapies of all kinds under one roof which is awesome and Rebecca was an incredible therapist for my 8 week old with Torticollis! They take Medicare. Facility is a bit run down, otherwise this would be an easy 5-stars!

Being in the medical field, it is honestly hard to come by great providers. Reavis Rehab is hands…read moredown one of the best rehab facilities I know about. My son has seen Becca mainly for about a year. We have seen Liz as well, who is just as phenomenal. I go to the back with my son to learn myself what we can do at home. I'm able to hear and see how therapists interact with their patients and everyone is so gentle and kind. Front staff is exponential as well! There was a point in time where we didn't know if insurance was going to cover some sessions and instead of treating us like a cash cow, they were very vocal and helped us find out how to keep our visits covered. 10/10 highly recommended for any age who needs rehab.

If you have a drug screening. Don't come here. Waited 2 hrs just for to pee in a cup.read more

Can't describe how disappointed I am with this place. Brought in my 64 year old mom on a Monday at…read more9:30am with a full lobby, maybe 20 people in front of us. We got checked in with no estimated time given. We noticed people going in and out that came after us. I asked the front desk if they could give us an estimate time and the girl say that the screening people go in first. At 11am I got up to ask one more time and the front desk girl mentioned that there is 1 person in front of us. Right now it's 12:00 noon and no one that was before us is here and we are still waiting. At this point i'm frustrated because I know it's almost lunch time and they will start taking breaks. I complained one more time and they said they will check with the doctor. The front desk could have easily said that it would be few hours and suggested elsewhere. I don't recommend this location at all, especially if you have an emergency. P.S. They also had two doctors in that were not doing screening as mentioned by front desk but over 30 screenings that occupied every room. Crazy.

The therapist was knowledgeable and considerate. My condition is much improved. I recommend this…read moreoffice.

You need rehab? Go to these guys…read more One year after undergoing two knee replacement surgeries and I've spent the morning enjoying a hike in Spicewood Valley Trail. This would not have happened without the care, education, and attention given to me by Round Rock Rehab before and after surgery. My appointments with Matt began several weeks before surgery, building up strength in preparation--and if your surgeon hasn't recommended doing this, ask them about it. He spent a lot of time with me during our appointments and helped me to understand why and how I should be continuing to train in between our sessions. After the surgery, we picked up right where we left off -- and it felt like I was able to do more, more quickly, because of that prep time. Matt very patiently walked me through not just an escalating set of strength exercises but a wide variety of exercises that built up and supported full-body strength development and health. If I reached a plateau, he worked me to find a path forward that got me gaining strength again. If I had experienced irritation or pushed myself too far, he sorted me right out with rest and a mini-treatment plan. No matter where I was in my recovery cycle, he was right there with me. And if Matt was out for a time, I got the same high-quality support from Brad and Michelle. ...and the entire team of assistants! Mike and Serena and...well, just everyone made me feel like I wasn't just someone coming in...I was part of an extended family where everyone's purpose was to help me recover. Once my sessions were complete, I was sent off with a plan--and tons of information--for how to continue getting stronger.  I can't say enough about this team. They are truly wonderful, absolutely cared for my well being, and get my highest recommendation.

If you can avoid, Dr. Jake Huntzinger, do so at all costs. He is extremely inexperienced and…read morearrogant to boot. Without going into much detail, from the very beginning of the conversation, you could tell he lacked experience and confidence in his ability to diagnose and/or treat "complex" situations. He started asking me questions like "so what do you think the problem is?". Well, I'm not the doctor, he is. I said just that. He proceeded to say "yeah no I get that but like what did your other doctors think the problem was?" This told me all I needed to know. We discussed a few things, but nothing to do with what was actually going on with me present day. He was more interested in discussing the past and had no insight on what the next steps would or should be. When I asked him what the plan would be, his reply was that he didn't know. This then prompted me to ask him how long he's been working at this practice. I guess this upset him as he stood up, took his laptop and said we were going in circles and he walked out like the true "professional" he is. I wasn't going to just accept that this grown man "physician" could throw a temper tantrum after I took off work, waited two weeks for this appointment, and paid an $80 co-pay so I made the nurse go back and get him. Both nurses that came in with him (one the first time, another the second time) apologized sincerely after he was out of ear shot because they heard how ridiculous he sounded. Celia (one of the nurses) had let me know he was out last week for training, but it's clear it didn't help.

My morphine pain pump, of approximately 6 years, failed in late April, 2024. I'd been diagnosed…read morewith spinal stenosis about 20 years earlier & had a laminectomy, prescribed opiates, a spinal cord stimulator, etc during this time. I'd been having the pump filled in Georgetown, TX under the "direction" & "care" of Dr. Alan Dennis. He began the process with refilling the pump with morphine, which I didn't understand why he did that after just emptying it then proceeded, over the next 11 months, of withdrawing the new morphine from my pump! I was so exasperated after NO relief over a year, I decided to go to another Dr. On what was going to be my last appointment with him, it occurred to me to ask him the question, "Is there any type of test, procedure, etc. like a MRI, x-ray or CT scan that would show if the leads, for med delivery from the pump to my spine, were viable, working, or had they been disconnected or displaced somehow? I was so surprised when he said there was a "pump dye test" for that. I was incredulous!! Why had he not suggested that & done that test early on instead of ME, the patient, finally thinking about it 11+ months later. NOTHING he did, which consisted of prescribing several opiates that had NO effect whatsoever. So, I had the dye test done which he said showed no abnormalities so I told him I no longer had any confidence in his ability to help & would be finding another doctor. I have to ask WHY did it take nearly 12 months to withdraw such a small amount of morphine (or whatever) from that pump. I have my suspicions but won't go into specifics. This has been the worst experience regarding my medical issue EVER in my 78 years!!

I've been working with Netal and she's been really great. She's kind and welcoming and put me on…read moresuch an effective regiment that I only had to do 65% of my sessions! Highly recommend!

If I could give Endeavor Physical Therapy zero stars, I would. This place has a serious integrity…read moreproblem. When a company fights harder for $45 than for doing the right thing, that tells you everything. They had me download an app for at-home exercises, never disclosed it would cost money. Then I get billed, plus a same-day cancellation fee tacked on. I called in February 2026 and was clearly told the charge would be removed and I could ignore the bill. Then another bill came. I called again, same reassurance. Then another bill. When I finally reached a supervisor, she was determined to collect the $45, citing "policy," despite their own team repeatedly telling me it would be resolved. I even offered to split it...denied without hesitation. Now they're threatening collections over a charge they told me multiple times to ignore. No transparency. No accountability. Just billing games. Avoid Endeavor Physical Therapy. Transparency and trust shouldn't be optional in healthcare, but apparently it is here.