I have a Masters degree in exercise science, & in over 25 years working in corporate fitness, I perceived a gap in service between the time physical therapy treatment is completed - usually determined largely by the insurance policy - & the need to further strengthen the areas on which treatment was focused. Being physically active myself, I have had a few injuries that required treatment as well. I would say that it is the price of doing business - or rather the urgency to generate as large a profit as possible, that sometimes compromises the quality of service offered. Physical therapy can be practiced as a "sausage factory" business. This is not what is done @ "Prevail Physical Therapy." There you will receive personalized attention, & you will have the good fortune to work w/ a real professional clinician. I do not use the term "real professional clinician" lightly. A diploma on a wall does not guarantee that is what you will get. A real clinician has knowledge & experience which they use to hone how the treatment plan should be administered & progressed. A real clinician also cares about their work & about their patients, & they earnestly apply themselves to their craft. I have worked w/ physical therapists who go through the motions, & mainly apply physical therapy protocols without taking the time & effort to discern how a patient is doing, whether they're progressing as well as they can, & they barely fine-tune the treatment on every visit. Not so w/ Nick, who I believe is the proprietor of "Prevail." He listens to every word his clients say, & he will pay more attention to you than you might realize. He might be stretching one patient on a corner table, & he will hear a comment given by another doing an exercise a few feet away. He will instantly adjust the exercise to address the feedback as needed. & he is always asking questions to get the feedback he needs to make sure that real work is being done to address the patient's needs, not a cookie-cutter, 1 size fits all approach. Nick also has a good sense of humor & maintains a casual & welcoming vibe, which I think helps his patients relax & enjoy being there. & the music selection @ "Prevail" is good too, though I realize this is a rather subjective comment. My wife & I live nearby, & we are thanking our lucky stars for having such a good clinician so close. If you aren't as lucky to have a short commute to "Prevail," don't let the inconvenience stand in your way. It is well worth the traveling time. read more