Some may call me a frequent flyer here. I've been going to this ATI for a couple years now. That's…read moremy fault, not by theirs (rollover accidents are bad). Ari, Chad, Hector, Jared, and Matt have been fantastic. If something hurts, they do their best to fix it. I was definitely reluctant about my treatment when I began. I was taught growing up that you go to a chiropractor for your back. And sure, they definitely know how to pop your back and make things feel great in the short term, but they never fix the problem and they keep you coming back. I can tell you Chad is just as good if not better at popping things than any chiropractor I've seen and, while he and everyone here is great, they do their best to get you fixed as fast as they can so you don't have to keep coming back.

I am going to Ideal for follow up from a surgery I had several weeks ago. My therapist is Cara and…read moreshe is great. She's upbeat and energetic and does a very good job of explaining why we are doing certain stretches, and for how long, and what muscles we are hoping to strengthen. There are several assistants working with patients as we go through our exercises and there is a good sense of team work with all of the staff. The facility is in a great location, and it's always clean and organinzed, with things being put away right when you are done using them. I highly recommend Ideal Rehab if you are need of PT services.

Very thorough and genuinely concerned for their patients. Their staff is friendly and their…read morefacility is clean and up to date.

Just finished up seven weeks of twice-a-week physical therapy sessions. Dr. Klingman & Staff. Over…read morethe 14 sessions for lower back pain, I am on the way to being pain free. At 62, after an athletically-active lifestyle for the past 44 years--track, basketball, mountain biking, weightlifting and golf, I thought those things were waning due to pain. Thankfully, Dr. Klingman diagnosed the problem accurately and went to work. Guy's a genius. Each session was conducted by highly competent PT's and PTA's. Each person was personable, a good listener, not overbearing and truly concerned with the process. This was a true 5-Star experience. If you've had trauma or a chronic situation you might think is hopeless, see this team.

Stayed away for awhile due to the pandemic but am going back and feel comfortable doing so. You…read morehave to wear a mask and they take your temperature when you come in. You have to wash your hands before being seen and they spray down the tables and equipment before you use it. I still see Andy and still really appreciate his help. I see him for my back and knees. I have ongoing low back pain but developed tightness in my upper back that was restricting my breathing and he gave me some new exercises for that that has really helped me to be able to breathe more freely. Andy tailors the exercises to my needs and I have found them to be extremely helpful. He has a wide variety of tools and techniques to adapt to your needs. The dry needling is helpful when my muscles are really tight. If I need to be taped, he will do so. He will show you how to tape yourself as well. I sometimes get heat or ice-with a tens unit (electrical stimulation). If one thing doesn't help, there will be an alternative. The front staff are always friendly and helpful. A bonus is the deer that come down in front of the business to drink water and feed on the tree.

Hands on and what muscles were caucusing the problem and the multi approach needed to make me well…read more& happy again. A happy upbeat place that makes it enjoyable to work out there. I walked out far better than I walked in thanks to the Wipper snappers! Jerry Puckett

I recently went through two rounds of appointments at Athletico PT's Rita Ranch location to address…read moremy pelvic floor weakness. They were recommended to me by my urogynecologist from Northwest Obgyn. My experience was excellent working with Paul and Emma thru exercises aimed specifically at strengthening my pelvic floor muscles and also leg strengthening, as some of the leg muscles are connected closely to the pelvic floor muscles. They also worked with me on balance exercises which was a separate issue that I was dealing with it. Each session ran smoothly, always starting on time, and finishing with a printed set of exercises to do at home. They also can supply the exercises thru the Athletico app if you prefer. They stressed that being diligent with the homework is essential to the program being beneficial for me. They also clearly stressed that the exercises needed to be an ongoing part of my life to keep the pelvic floor muscles from not reverting to weakness. We talked a lot about how to incorporate the exercises into my daily routine, not just being a special isolated exercise practice. For it all to work, the exercises needed to be a new part of my life. From time to time I received an online evaluation form that was used to track and assess my progress. We worked together to assess whether or not to go into a second series of appointments, which we did decide to do. My overall experience with Athletico PT at Rita Ranch was excellent. The location was convenient to me coming from Tubac to the south. The place and the equipment was super clean and the staff friendly and attentive. Even on days when it as super busy, the equipment was well assigned and, altho lots of clients at work, all ran smoothly. Pelvic floor issues are very widespread in older women. I was happy to find that my doctor directed me to PT rather than just relying on medication and surgical procedures for a solution. Many thanks to Paul and Emma for a job well done. I was happy with my progress with them and now it's up to me to keep the ball rolling in the right direction. I will most likely ago back at some point to assess my status and review the exercises that I am doing, which they suggested would be good to do at a later point in time.

Well this is chain physical therapy, probably everything is turning into a chain these days. As far…read moreas physical therapy goes I suppose they deserve close to five stars as far as pelvic floor therapy goes a zero, so I guess I will average this to a three. The physical therapy I received there was good for parts of me, unfortunately, I desperately needed pelvic floor therapy! At my first visit I was given a exam and told that my Kegel was in some way subpar, then that was it, there was no guidance, no direction, no hey try again, no can you feel this muscle, do you feel this? Try this.. nothing! I was just sent out to the floor for exercise and to continue to attempt that inadequate Kegel for nine visits at the end of which I was never even evaluated again to see if I had made any progress. (my doctor office seemed pretty surprised by this as well) So unfortunately that neglect severely delayed my progress, after nine weeks and many hundreds of dollars I was on my own struggling to work out the main reason that I was referred there. Also a bummer when I pointed out other pain, they seemed unwilling to listen to that since I didn't have a referral specifically for that pain. The worst thing about a chain is their need to be liked, they send numerous "check ins" checking your progress but also what you think of them, don't rate them high enough and they will offer to go over it with you (super creepy) don't fill it out and they'll make you stand there awkwardly with a tablet during the time you're supposed to be exercising to fill it out. Pros and cons, a chain means an app and easy payment. If you just need physical therapy give them a try, if you need pelvic floor therapy save your money and run for the hills, they are not pelvic floor therapist. Find a podcast, go to YouTube, find ways to help yourself. I'm yet to figure out if pelvic floor therapists even exist in this medical desert. If they do, they have to figure out a better way to let themselves be known. So far I have not encountered any billing issues. I did notice that they charge my insurance a ridiculous amount of money draining my benefits. I was charged a $40 co-pay and haven't received any unexpected bills, if any arrive I'll be back for an edit.

I have been going to Arizona Physical Therapy for years. I live in Nogales where they had an…read moreoffice for many years, They have helped me through two knee and two shoulder replacements, They have also helped me with a trigger finger. Bob Arnot is excellent and is very calming, He listens attently and so do all the therapists who work with him. I commute to Tucson to receive care from his office. I highly recommend anyone who needs physical therapy to consider making an appointment at this office. Everyone in this office is extremely kind and considerate to address every concern you mat have,

I've done a lot of physical therapy in my relatively short life (for my historically uncooperative)…read moreknee so I kinda feel like a Subject Matter Expert on PT. APT is in a GREAT location (right in the middle of town). Super easy to get to from work and they are pretty accommodating to my stupidly hectic schedule. Parking is convenient and all I have to do when I walk in the door is sign my name to the clipboard and start working. Therapists and trainers listen when I say if something's working or not. They don't make me sit around waiting for them and they don't sit around waiting for me. They push me when I need to be pushed. They don't let me slack off when I'm lazy. They take copious notes about every little thing I tell them and then, surprisingly, they remember when I come in the next time. Environment is fun and they're usually playing some funky music, which makes being there more fun. Most importantly, in my effort to rehab my knee and back, things have started to gradually feel better - not 100% yet - but feel like I'm taking steps to being on that path.

Mike Lee and his staff are wonderful! Not only are they effective, but the atmosphere is jovial;…read moreprofessionals work alongside their patients in full, caring conversation and often laughing. I have two different shoulder issues at the same time; one shoulder is in the process of "freezing" and the other has tendonitis. Mike takes the time to listen each time I go to therapy to see if he needs to adjust any techniques. He and his assistants help with exercises, massages and adjustments of affected areas and provide ultrasound as well as stem and heat therapy. I can already feel and see a different in both pain and movement. I highly recommend Southwest Shoulder to Hand Therapy.

I went to Southwest Shoulder to Hand Therapy (East) once last year and again this year. Each time I…read morewalked in with intense pain from partial rotor cuff tear and by the second session the decrease in pain was huge. They listened to me, asked meaningful questions so they could create my PT program. Everyone from front desk to each staff person was friendly and easy going. They gave me exercises to do at home that made my healing progress so well. I continue to do the exercises and I'm pain free. I would suggest them to anyone and everyone I know.

I went to this facility for PT after total right knee replacement. I had been going to another…read morelarge hospital PT clinic with dismal results. John and his staff were professional, well trained, direct, and got me to my goal of a 120 degree bend. I would recommended this facility to anyone. Their level of experience and commitment to achieving my goals was at the top. This is a facility with integrity, choosing them is a great decision.

After many frustrating appointments (and spending thousands) trying to find a solution to my…read moreserious neck pain, John and his team here did a fantastic job. I finally got the hands-on treatment I was looking for, and felt significantly better after only a few sessions. I also sincerely appreciate the exercises they advised I do at home, simple and easy to work in to my job. Thank you so much!

They are a procedure mill! All they are interested in is how many injections they can give you…read more They have insisted on giving me injections about every 4 months or so. They finally started giving me medication about 2 years ago, one of which actually worked, but stopped working after 9 months. Then they gave me an additional medication on top of the 1st one. The 2 together does blunt the pain a bit, but it's still around a 7 on the pain scale. Today I tried to refill one of my pills, but the pharmacy said I had to wait another day! As of tonight, I am out. I have 2 appointments tomorrow morning and I won't be able to go to the pharmacy until tomorrow mid afternoon! 2 pills I will miss because Dr Yang wouldn't let me have my pills on day 29. She doesn't care about my pain! I will avoid her in the future, and I suggest that others do too.

I went in for back pain and they recommended Kyphoplasty surgery which was scheduled for nine days…read morelater. They have 7 offices and one phone number for accessing all of them. It took most of the next day calling and leaving messages to try to get something for the pain. Never got to speak to a doctor, but was prescribed some Tramadol which barely helped. The day of the procedure, Dr Yang was late, gave me a five minute explanation of what was next and afterwards stood in the doorway of the recovery room and said it went well. Apparently, it didn't go well and the pain continued. Spent the next day in agony trying to reach someone there for help. One one thier Lackeys finally called back and said Dr Yang wanted some X-Rays and prescribed a pain pill called Journavx​ which my pharmacy doesn't carry. I called Pima Pain Center and was told that I would have to find it on my own. On the day the stitches were removed I asked Dr Shiller what was next and was told that was all they could do and good luck. So, if your goal is to visit a Medical Industrial Complex with horrible communication and one phone number, this is the place for you. Personally, I'm now going to Barrow Brain and Spine to see if they can actually help me.