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    Progressive Physical Therapy Plus

    5.0 (27 reviews)
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    “Adam Nadler is a Doctor in Physical Therapy who is on Top of his clients needs and updating referring MD.”

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    If anyone has a workplace injury and needs care, I recommend going to see Dr. Mora. I felt bad…read morebecause I was in a bad mood in two visits - but I want to emphasize that it was not because of him. Rather, it was the circumstances which led me here. Long story short, I had shoulder tendinitis due to overuse. He was very caring, informative, and referred me to physical therapy. He was also very patient as I described the details of how I got injured. He even gave me a much needed work restriction along with exercises while I healed. Thank you again for helping me get better

    Dr Mora is an outstanding doctor but getting his nurse out scheduling assistant to call you back to…read moremake an actual appointment is awful. My wife has left 3 messages and even left a message on the patient portal and still no call. She is in horrible pain from her shoulder and can't get someone to call her back to make an appointment or even pick up the phone. This is now the 2nd time this has happened to her with Dr Mora staff. About a year ago she need to be seen for her knee and get an MRI and never got the call back from the assistant, she had to reach out to Dr Mora on social media to get him to help her get scheduled. That was ridiculous. She loves Dr Mora because he is a great doctor but his assistant definitely brings that rating down. Any kind of acknowledgement for her (yamilet) if thats her name would be appreciated so that we know you have gotten the message and will be in touch.

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    4.2(5 reviews)
    3.4 mi

    I was referred to California Rehab Sports Therapy by my doctor for lower back pain. Initially, I…read morewas prescribed 5 weeks of physical therapy, which I was told was covered by my insurance. At each visit, I paid my $25 copay and, for the most part, received one-on-one treatment with a physical therapist. After the initial 5 weeks, I was still experiencing some pain and decided to continue treatment. Unfortunately, the quality of care seemed to decline from there. I would sometimes see an actual physical therapist briefly at the beginning of the appointment, but then I would be passed off to an assistant and essentially work through the same exercises and movements on my own. There were times when I felt I was barely being monitored, including whether I was using proper form. The billing experience was even more frustrating. I later learned that my $25 copay did not cover everything I was being billed for. When I questioned the additional charges, especially since my appointments seemed to consist of essentially the same treatment each time, I was told the charges were based on the billing codes entered by the physical therapist. I contacted my insurance company to understand why these charges were not covered. My insurance company attempted several times to contact the billing department to clarify the charges but was unable to reach the appropriate person. Eventually, I stopped hearing anything about the balance and assumed the issue had been resolved. Now, several months later, I received a collection notice for the same balance I had been trying to resolve in the first place. This is extremely frustrating and disappointing, particularly because I made an effort to address the charges before they ever reached this point. I see that other people have had positive experiences with this location, but unfortunately, mine was not one of them. Between the decline in the quality and attentiveness of the treatment and the way the billing issue was handled, I would not recommend this location to anyone I know. I'm sharing my experience so others know to pay close attention to both the level of care they are receiving and exactly what is being billed to their insurance.

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    Dr Chambers and his care team are amazing and have changed the quality of my mom's life. My mom has…read moreimmense pain from both her knees and he listened and didn't prolong her pain with injections when she wanted total knee replacement. Other drs deflect and tell her to try to lose weight Great team that gave wonderful instructions on how to care after surgery and checkup. My mom might be an outlier, but she was walking almost like a normal person within a month. She went down from 167lbs to 159lbs and grew and extra few inches.

    I initially decided to see Dr. Lauchlan Chambers because of the positive Yelp reviews. I was…read morediagnosed with a minor ACL tear and a meniscus tear, and Dr. Chambers recommended ACL reconstruction using an allograft along with meniscus surgery. I asked specifically about the meniscus procedure and was told that approximately 30% of my meniscus would be trimmed or removed. I asked about stitching it and he said that it is not possible. As a 36-year-old, I was concerned about the long-term implications of removing a significant portion of my meniscus, particularly the potential increased risk of developing arthritis over time. I also did additional research on ACL graft options and learned that, depending on the patient and circumstances, an allograft may have a higher re-tear rate than an autograft, particularly in younger and more active patients. Rather than proceeding immediately, I decided to get additional opinions and do more research. I am very glad that I did. I ultimately found another orthopedic surgeon who was able to repair (stitch) my meniscus rather than remove part of it, preserving 100% of my meniscus, while also addressing my ACL injury. When Dr Chambers made it clear that stitching wasn't an option. My experience taught me how important it is to thoroughly research your injury and treatment options and, especially for significant orthopedic surgery, get a second or even third opinion before making a decision. I would strongly encourage anyone with a meniscus tear to specifically ask whether meniscus repair is possible in their individual case and to consult an orthopedic surgeon who specializes in meniscus preservation and repair. One thing that helped me during my research was simply searching Google for "orthopedist who will stitch meniscus". That search helped me find surgeons who specifically focus on meniscus repair and preservation, rather than immediately removing damaged tissue. I am grateful that I took the time to investigate my options before undergoing surgery. Had I not done so, I may have ended up with a procedure that I would have regretted in the long term. I also had a separate billing issue with the office. After their office submitted the insurance claim, I discovered that I had been overcharged. I contacted them about the discrepancy, and they acknowledged the issue and said they would refund the difference. It's been a month, and I still haven't received my refund despite calling the office multiple times. I am sharing this review because I hope it encourages other patients to ask questions, research their options, and seek additional opinions before proceeding with surgery. If even one person benefits from taking that extra step, then sharing my experience will have been worthwhile.

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