Patrick at SB Physio is fantastic! I have plantar fasciitis and as an avid walker who was tryna get…read moreback into running I was devastated when I couldn't continue walking. Dr. Thomas at The Ryu Hurvitz Orthopedic Clinic recommended I see Patrick for physical therapy and I am so glad I did!! Going from not being able to walk from my car to just get to the inside of where i work to NOW walking 12,000 steps is AMAZING!! I'm not completely healed yet, but i am on the mend I bought a pair of Hokas (yes they are expensive but worth it) Patrick recommended the Strtch Ez, and while at work I use my foot rocker. Thank you so much Patrick for your hardwork, dedication & patience, but my favorite thing about our visits was when you explained what you were doing & why that also helped in my recovery. Keep up the good work!!

It took 6?weeks to get appointment. Just 3 days before my first, they cancelled them all due to…read morelosing one of their therapists. No offer to reschedule or anything.

I had a referral from my Dr for PT (hamstring issues.) I have called 3 times. They don't answer the…read morephone, nor do they return calls for appointments. I had a good experience some years ago, even though wait time for appts was very long! I am getting a referral to somewhere else for PT. Don't really want to do biz with someone that doesn't even answer the phone or return calls.

I highly recommend this place to help you with your recovery. I went for about 8 sessions to help…read morewith a herniated disc and sciatica and the exercises they taught me are keeping my back strong and well! I felt I was listened to and treated with the upmost respect and could not ask for better treatment.

Escorted my Mom here for several medical appointments. The medical staff is super friendly. The…read morereceptionist can be quite cold, but they are very professional and will answer your questions. They have specialists who tend to the foyer area for patients who may need assistance entering the facility. At this facility, the type of care appears to be mostly outpatient ambulatory care. Lots of hip surgeons, hand and foot specialists. They also patrol the front door and drop off areas for patients, ensuring they don't fall, I am sure. I think that's amazing attention to detail. PROS: The medical staff! CONS: The parking is busy and crowded. Watch for pedestrians and fast traveling vehicles! EEEK!

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I'm so shocked to hear the negative reviews on Dallmeyer Therapy. How can I have had this great…read moreexperience in those others not. That astounds me. All I can say is that they are the very best. David Dallmeyer takes time with me and helps me with my neck and my friends have gone. There is as well and I've had success.

People are friendly the facility is clean and they are always on time. They will work with your…read moreschedule to meet your needs

I scheduled as a new patient but chose not to move forward after reviewing the paperwork and asking…read morequestions about a billing policy that I believe patients should be aware of before starting care. Their new patient paperwork states that a $100 "Administrative Fee" is due at the time of evaluation, is not billed to insurance, and is charged "per case." I was told over the phone that different referral areas, such as cervical spine and lumbar spine, could be treated as separate cases. When I called for clarification, the office confirmed that this fee is for internal administrative tasks such as maintaining the patient profile, correspondence with doctors, referrals, and related office communications. They also confirmed it is charged in addition to insurance copays/coinsurance and is not billed to insurance because they consider it "non-medical." Patients using Tricare, Medicare, Medicare Advantage, or any in-network insurance plan should be very careful before paying this type of fee. For covered medical care, your patient responsibility should generally be determined by your insurance plan/EOB - such as copay, deductible, or coinsurance - not by a separate office-created "administrative," "access," or "per case" fee. Tricare/TriWest specifically told me that both the facility and PT were in-network for my plan and that contracted providers may not charge beneficiaries separate administrative, concierge, or access fees for medical services. The Tricare/TriWest Provider Handbook states: "Providers may not charge TRICARE beneficiaries administrative fees." This is especially concerning for elderly, disabled, Medicare, Medicare Advantage, and military-family patients who may assume that if a front desk asks for payment, they are legally required to pay it. Before paying any separate fee like this, I strongly recommend calling your insurance plan and asking: Is this provider in-network for my exact plan? Are they allowed to collect a separate administrative/access fee in addition to my copay, deductible, or coinsurance? Should I pay anything that is not shown as my responsibility on an EOB? I cannot speak to the quality of the physical therapy itself because I canceled before being seen. But I did not feel comfortable receiving care from a practice that required this type of fee and did not respond to my written questions asking what non-covered service the fee was for.

They charged a $100 "administrative fee". Because they accept Medicare, it is illegal for them to…read morecharge Medicare patients this extra fee. But the actual physical therapy was OK. It's just their billing that needs to change.

I have been very happy with HPC. Stephanie is helping me with my balance after doing a one-session…read moreevaluation. She is clear, concerned and knowledgeable. Office staff is busy but pleasant and the facility is clean and appropriate.

Diana Joyner is the best! She helped me out so much with an SI joint issue. My doc and…read moreacupuncturist misdiagnosed me and the first time I saw her, she identified my issue and helped see me through to being pain free. She is very conscientious, knowledgeable and easy to understand. Great experience

Dr. Solanki is fantastic. Resolved a nerve issue others couldn't figure out and provided plan for…read moreavoiding its reoccurrence. I highly recommend her.

Dhara is absolutely AMAZING. There is no one out there like her. After having babies (6 years ago)…read moreand never seeking help she was recommended by a friend. I waited for months to get into her and let me tell you the wait was worth it. She is helping me in so many ways and I cannot recommend her enough!!

I don't think I've had more pleasant interactions with office staff than I've had at Hayashida. I…read morehonestly don't get the bad reviews, they must have gotten new people or something? Every single time I go in they already know who I am and are very kind and friendly. They've called with last minute cancellation openings and even texted when I was unable to answer. As for the provider, my therapist (Dr. Jon Sakoda) has also been amazing! I had a full ACL and meniscus repair and he has answered all of my questions, worked with me on building strength in a reasonable timeline, and I have always felt like he listened and made adjustments whenever necessary. I truly feel that everyone I've come into contact with at Hayashida genuinely cares about my health and wellbeing, and that can be hard to come by in a medical setting! I'll be forever grateful to everyone at that office and will actually be sad when my treatment ends.

This review pertains to the practice, not the therapist. My physical therapist is wonderful, but if…read moreI need PT in the future I will go elsewhere. The issue is administrative - Sutter dictates that you can only make two appointments in a row instead of scheduling further out. The problem is that very often there is no availability. My therapist has instructed me to return weekly, but, for me, half the time the appointments end up being every two weeks. That has made it more difficult for me to meet my treatment goals - the therapist says we will add something new next week, but it ends up being two weeks later. That not only means that it takes much longer to complete your treatment, but the long gaps can lead to a less successful result. Update: I found this note in my Sutter chart: This patient got all rude as soon as she couldn't get an appt when SHE wanted. She is non post op and doesn't understand why Sutter Health has a policy of only 2 appts at a time when SHE needs to get in. She said she wrote a bad review about our practice and will continue to talk bad about our practice, but not the therapists. She is very unhappy and says she will probably look elsewhere. It is not like it was a matter of my convenience and I insisted on mornings when they offered afternoons or I wanted a Monday and they offered a Tuesday. I was trying to comply with my therapist's instructions to return weekly - it had nothing to do with what "I" wanted - but it is true, I don't understand why they only make two appointments ahead. I have had lots of PT over the years and they have always scheduled multiple appointments at the start of treatment and sometimes even all of the appointments for the duration of the treatment plan. In addition, I absolutely did not say that I talked "bad" about the practice. What I said is that I could not recommend it to others because of the way they schedule appointments. I stand by that opinion, and I should I need PT in the future I will absolutely seek care elsewhere.

My recent experience has been disappointing. The person answering the phone was rude and…read morecondescending. I was simply trying to make an appointment, but after several attempts, the front desk did not answer. When I finally reached someone, I asked if she could call me back, and her response was unprofessional--she spoke to me with a horrible attitude, making fun of me and talking down to me. She did not seem welcoming at all, which made me feel uncomfortable as a prospective patient. I have decided to go somewhere else.

I was referred here by my orthopedist and they were so backlogged that they would not even give me…read morean appointment. Pretty much defeats the purpose. Sad!

Dr. Birch. He is wonderful. He has tried to help me with a doctor that messed my knee up really…read morebad. He has done his best to make me well over the last five years. I really appreciate his help. He is a great doctor. I cannot speak for the rest of the people there but I know Dr. Birch is wonderful. I think him a lot. We've been through many surgeries together.

Absolutely disgusting outfit directly contributing to the fall of American health care - they will…read morecharge 1300% markup for simple items and think they can get away with it, along with dinging your insurance for unauthorized services. I'm in the middle of building a legal case for malpractice resulting in permanent injury and their billing practices.