Just wanted to shout out Jarlo, Macey and the rest of the team at Gateway IRG! I was so impressed…read morewith the personalized care I received. they made me feel at ease and I can see how much care they put into their work. Thank you Jarlo and Macie for helping me heal and for helping me get through a difficult situation. I am a big fan!!!!

I've now been to IRG Gateway for two different issues a year apart. I cannot say enough about the…read morehigh quality of care I received. This last time Mark was my therapist and he listened carefully, giving me several routes to fix my problems. I actually enjoyed my time there, and left having learned a lot.

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!

Interesting that there are two different yelp reviews for this place with the other showing…read morenegative reviews. Which I agree with. They only care about making as much money as possible, and Do not show any genuine feelings for a patient who is really struggling.

Tony and his team are top-notch. After my surgery for a fully ruptured quad, every member at…read moreNorthSound chipped in to make my recovery one of the fastest the surgeon had seen. Thank you!

I developed vertigo after a recent trip to Hawaii. My doctor referred me to SCPT for physical…read moretherapy. Joe did my initial evaluation and first few session, then alternated through a few different therapists throughout the course of my treatments. Everyone was friendly, knowledgeable, and treated me like a person. My sessions were challenging and more physically demanding than I had expected, but they were always there to make sure I was successful. I had developed a secondary issue which made some days harder and they gave me some tips and exercises to help with that too!

I am dealing with pre and post surgery, for lower back…read more My care team Abby and Sam are fantastic, with their help I've gone from very limited mobility to being stronger and much more stable. All the staff from walking through the door, Sarah, to everyone else are friendly and welcoming, I feel very comfortable when at S.C.P.T. and that also goes a long way towards my recovery. I first met Joe when he was pretty new to Stanwood, located upstairs in the facilities, back then (back issues) he gave me tools that I still use today to selfhelp as needed. Thanks Joe, for staying in our community and offering such great care. Colin Moriarty

This place runs like a PT factory. I had my assessment done by one PT, then unexpectedly saw a new…read morePT for the next visit, a PTA after that and finally a third PT. Everyone was kind and professional. The first two clinicians came off as inexperienced though, and provided instructions that were directly contradictory which left me confused. I finally clarified with the PTA and after that, followed the recommendations diligently. What I also found quite odd is that all clinicians had me do the exact same exercises in person as I was assigned to do at home while billing my insurance almost $300 for providing a skilled service -- but they added NOTHING to them. No increasing difficulty, no feedback or critique. Nothing. In fact, the PTA would just tell me to do a certain number of reps and then walk away. But I was desperate for pain relief and wrote it off as "it takes time" yada yada... At 7 weeks with no improvement, I finally called and requested a re-evaluation due to lack of progress. THAT should not be my job, and I think they would have just kept going if I hadn't advocated for myself, which is unacceptable IMO. I then saw the third PT who was excellent with manual techniques which provided a mild to moderate temporary benefit sometimes but no lasting pain relief. All this while I had been waiting for insurance approval for an RFA procedure. When my insurance company denied it, I called and asked for a list of my appointment dates to include in documentation for an appeal process. I was told that I would have to go through an outside agency to get this info as well as to sign a release form even though I was just requesting the information for myself. The agency contacted me 2 weeks later with an invoice for $21. Unbelievable. I also asked for a simple, short letter from one of the PT's stating that I had been compliant with the treatment plan and continued to be in pain. I was told that this could be done but there was no follow up at all. As a healthcare clinician myself, I am really disappointed by unnecessary administrative policies interfering with patient standard of care. In sum, this place could work for you if your issue is extremely clear and straightforward, or if you just need external motivation to do the work (or if you like loud country music...) -- but the consistency and quality of care appears to be poor for more complex issues.

These people are just hands down the best. They genuinely CARE about the people that they are…read moreworking with. I would never go anywhere else for therapy. These are very cool people who are professional and know exactly what they are doing. They are super helpful during therapy sessions and even give solid homework exercises. My wife and I have both been treated here and have had nothing but great experiences. It is a fun and happy place to go to even if you are dealing with pain.

IRG is a caring, healing environment. The staff work together as a team to provide excellence in PT…read moreto their patients. A shout out to Amy for listening well, being so caring and thorough in proving treatment.

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

Akim Nyormoi has been treating my hand for the last couple months. He is extremely knowledgeable…read moreand I feel he genuinely cares. I could not be more pleased with MPT.

I can't say enough good things about this place. From the reception all the way through the staff…read morewere friendly, informative and helpful. With the various exercises and information provided I was able to strengthen my knee and avoid surgery. Thank you so much for all that you did. I have had other physical therapy and this one is by far hands down the best

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