I see Kerri at this office for pelvic floor PT since I had a pretty hard birth that caused quite a…read morebit of prolapse. My lower back, hips and core have been weak due to the multiple pregnancies as well as prior injuries so my pelvic floor doesn't have much support. Kerri has taught me all the important exercises that target tiny support muscles I've neglected for years and I feel myself finally getting stronger. I wasn't sure I'd be able to do much with the pain and aches that was often debilitating and kept seeming to pop up on different locations but Kerri is definitely a pro and I'm excited about the progress we've been making! I've been to many PTs before for different ongoing injuries and Kerri is by far my favorite. The office is also clean, spacious and I like that treatment areas are more private than in some other offices. Though my interactions with others is minimal, everyone else I've engaged with has been super friendly and efficient.

Need to work on the communication. While standing at the Reception they couldn't find a single…read moreappointment with my therapist in 4 weeks. They suggest I shall opt in for a waitlist if something opens up, that's it. Since I joined the waitlist, I started getting messages with the availability almost every other day. Wondering how come there was not a single slot available few days back and now flooded with availability. Guys be genuine don't make fake appointments which you can't keep track of. Be Real.

Advantage is an excellent provider. I first worked with Sarah Hall a few years ago on a shoulder…read moreissue and when my back injury happened recently, I knew exactly that I needed to see her right away. I She worked one-on-one with me to assess and treat my conditions, giving me exercises to do at home and working through them with me each visit. Other PTs seem like a factory handing you off to various people, Advantage focuses on you and their providers build trust in their commitment to your healing.

Ok... I will say upfront that I am an old(er) lady who is not in shape. So when I hobbled into…read moreAdvantage PT for my first appointment with Logan Bannon I was two weeks post op from my total knee replacement. I had just gone from needing a walker to a walking stick. I still had to use a strap to get my leg into bed or up onto the plinth and literally couldn't lift my leg a hairs breath without that strap. Logan didn't roll his eyes, shake his head or chuckle at me. He just started me right off and pushed me to a strong ache but not true pain. I always worked up a sweat but never reached the point of swearing at him. We worked together twice a week for about three months on knee movement, strength, and overall balance. Although this is a busy clinic you aren't tripping over each other and it gives you an opportunity to watch other therapists. They all appeared very professional, supportive and friendly and the clients were kind of role models for me. When Logan and I agreed that although I still needed to keep up the exercises I didn't need the support anymore I 'graduated'. I have to admit I miss the friendly faces and Logan's intelligence and wit. Redmond has several PT clinics to choose from and I checked most of them out before my surgery. Advantage was the one that seemed most professional with a clean and bright working area and not once have I regretted my choice.

I worked for some time with Alice and I can say with certainty that she has a lot of heart. PT is…read morea tough thing to get right because the body can go wrong in so many ways, and I truly appreciated working with her. PT Pro came highly recommended and I'm just passing that on here.

First of all let me tell you they are pretty good at what they do. They really know human body and…read moremechanics. Analyze thoroughly the muscles involved and how you use/trigger them. They will take a whole session to do this. For me everything went good. The problem is when you bring different injuries and everything hurt. Every appointment they will ask how is it going. I would answer the truth. The physicians should encourage keeping so or so plan (I am not the physician. Otherwise I wouldn't be here :)). But they didn't. Instead, they told be it was my fault becauseI programmed visits with 2 of them. I felt as they were jealous between them and they couldn't discuss patients development between the own team. It would have been worst having an app when one of them was available because there were just no appointments available. That's why I programmed as that so I could be getting treatment every week. Really good excercises but I don't know if it's worth it always debating something when you are the patient, trying hard, and being in a health place. Regarding scheduling apps: I guess is the way Therapy Companies work by scheduling 1 or 2 months in advanced. For me would be difficult to schedule with the therapist I am looking because the schedule was full. And then finding an open window with a short notice isn't that easy for me. If you say no a couple of times, they would take you out of that list. So, I didn't know what else to do. Sometimes it was a little frustrating that they don't put you attention from Front Desk to therapists. I felt I had to invest 10 mins every session to update them all instead of discussing the info. BTW we always started 5 mins late. Again, good nice staff :)

This was the place recommended by my orthopedic surgeon to have my orthotics tweaked after having…read morefoot surgery. I went there and Ken Crinklaw made adjustments to my orthotics to better suit my foot. I was just going to have him adjust my orthotics but I was still having knee pain from a previous surgery. I decided to book some appointments and it was the best decision ever. After working with Ken to rehab my knee, I have been able to play pickleball with no pain! This has been the first time in years I have been able to play for 2-3 hours without having to ice and take pain meds afterwards. Ken has given me back my "joy" in life. To walk, play and garden without pain. If you have not gotten results from your PT office, I highly recommend you switch and see Ken Crinklaw immediately. You will not regret it.

Premier Physical Therapy certainly lives up to their name! Ken has done an amazing job helping me…read morenot only get ready for hip replacement surgery but also helped me in my recovery afterwards! The office personnel are helpful and friendly and the PT aids kind and helpful too! A great place to go when you need help with an injury recovery!

I have used MTI Physical Therapy for two/three separate issues/injuries…read more Shoulder - Years back, I had a shoulder injury and worked with Michael Okada for about 2 months. He was able to diagnose some improper shoulder mechanics that eventually led to my injury and help me through a training program (and education) to strengthen and essentially re-teach my body to properly displace weight properly. My shoulder strength is much stronger now and I also now strength train with much better form when doing chest and shoulder workouts without the shoulder strain I used to get. Ankle pain - I went in for a Running Analysis with Robin McGuire. Two separate sessions, one for initial review and second for analysis and go forward plan. She was able to help diagnose certain areas that were lacking flexibility and strength that were causing a bit of ankle pain even in shorter 2-3 mile runs. With the training and strength program, it definitely helped me increase my runs and eventually get to the half marathon race I was aiming for 2 months later. Hamstring/Lower Leg Injury - Sadly only a month after my Half Marathon race (July 2025), I badly injured my leg/back due during a furniture moving accident. To the point where I was not even able to walk without intense pain or limping for about 2 weeks. I went back to Robin and we had to completely revamp my physical therapy program, as I still had hopes plans to do a Half Marathon in September, October, and then my first full Marathon in January 2026. Robin worked with me great, lots of education and helping diagnose a deeper variety of issues I had going on with my body mechanics that was beyond just the initial ankle injuries. A training program that modified as my mobility and strength built. Needless to say, I was able to do the two half marathons (first one was power walking), and actually run the entire Marathon in January which is impressive once again considering only 5-6 months prior I couldn't walk. The MTI Bellevue office has great hours and its a nice clean facility, front staff is always professional. Sessions always start on time. I highly recommend MTI Bellevue for any physical therapy and sports needs. I think all the team is great. I highly recommend Robin especially for anyone who is working on foundation/baseline for running.

Absolutely Outstanding!…read more I've dealt with patellar instability in my right knee for nearly eight years. Walking down stairs or going long distances was painful, and honestly, I was pretty skeptical that physical therapy would help. But Robin completely changed my mind. From the first session, Robin's expertise, patience, and genuine care were evident. She created a targeted plan to strengthen and stabilize my knee, and over time, I saw real results. For the first time in years, I can walk downstairs and cover long distances without pain. That's something I didn't think was possible. I'm incredibly grateful for her dedication and skill. Robin is simply awesome! Ask for her by name!

Great staff but they have inept billing management. I haven't been here in almost a year and they…read morekeep sending me bills. I pay them so that I don't go to collections. Then, they send another. I call and they tell me that there's nothing that they can do to help me. I'm a disabled veteran on Tricare's insurance. Steer clear of this company.

Under new Management - Dr. Richard Barnes has retired and there is a new clinic director Erin is…read moreawesome. She has restructured the clinic and the new crew is very caring and very knowledgeable. I highly recommend this place, I have been to other places in Redmond and Issaquah. This one has a very caring attitude and is very approachable.

Simply love this place and the staff…read more Molly is my therapist and she's wonderful. Great technique, good beside manners and ensures my needs are met. Highly recommend Pursuit PT, if you have already explored one for PT.

Neal and Kathleen are fantastic PT's! As a runner, I frequently suffer from little injuries, and…read morethey always set me straight (literally). I primarily have seen Kathleen. Unfortunately, they do not accept my current insurance, but that is understandable, once I can afford better coverage, I'm coming back!!

I have had the great pleasure of being treated by physical therapists Bret (whom I have dubbed "The…read moreDr. House of PT") and Chrissy (an incredibly knowledgeable PT), as well as the massage wizard Jenny (I honestly don't understand how she can figure out so much of what's going on in my body just with a simple touch!). Like many patients, I came to Dr. Bret due to a series of complex and persistent medical issues that weren't getting better with other approaches, including rheumatoid arthritis (chronic), whiplash (acute, from a car accident), costochrondritis (inflammation of where the rib meets the sternum), thoracic outlet syndrome (nerve compression causing numbness/tingling down my left arm), and an overall very deconditioned state due to some other issues. I first arrived at his office feeling overwhelmed, tired, scared but vaguely hopeful. In just over 6 months, Bret, Chrissy, and Jenny (ok, along with some other MVP providers in other disciplines) have helped reduce SO many of my symptoms (pain, numbness, tingling) and have taught me how to problem solve a lot of different ways I approach tasks in my life so that I'm putting my body in the best position for success long term. Regarding Bret, YES he has a long wait list, and YES it's worth it. I've been a chronic illness patient for 15 years and I'm also an occupational therapist (a field somewhat similar to PT) so I feel I have a little more of an expert lens through which to provide this review than perhaps the average person who only has one or two health issues. I have had many wonderful health providers, but I know how rare it is to behold a person who is 100% present and clearly in their element, and Bret is definitely in that category. Bret thrives on the complicated, unusual cases and knows his discipline inside and out, yet he also respects the psychosocial dimensions of care, which isn't always the case with people in his field. One last thing: if you get evaluated by Bret, you might then get seen weekly by another therapist. Don't be afraid of that! Bret appears to oversee all the other therapists, and also a brief review of various review sites will show you that he has an absolutely fabulous team of therapists under his wing. I cannot recommend this facility highly enough!

I highly recommend this physical therapy office if you have hyper-mobility or hyper mobile Elhers…read moreDanlos syndrome! The physical therapists all have a lot of experience in dealing with HSD and hEDS, which is very difficult to find. They don't accept insurance, but I think the quality of care makes it worth the investment.