Very friendly and professional staff. Clean establishment, and plenty of parking…read more Also, conveniently located near a Starbucks and walmart.

Unlike the person below who gave Kristen a bad review, she's quite the opposite. She's…read morecompassionate, knowledgeable and cares about her patients. Don't blame her as she is personable and likes to know about her patients. I'm sorry if this person has misled anyone astray, I have a choice of where I want to go for my second round of treatment for my issue and Kristen is my 1st choice for care. Over many years of treatments from other providers I find her to be both highly professional, proficient and compassionate. PS, how or why does it matter what your sexual orientation is? Who cares, I doubt it was your orientation as much as it was your attitude. I wish I could post directly on this person's review.

Terrific staff from the front desk with Marla, Olivia(very friendly), and Jade to the therapists…read moreCaitlin, Roland, Todd, Katie, and Brittany. You're in good hands when you come here. I had a muscle strain sport injury with my shoulder blade, shoulder, and tricept and after coming here for three months of weekly attendance, those areas feel rehabilitated. The therapists and assistant therapists like Amanda are very knowledgeable in knowing what stretches and exercises can help you as well massaging the right areas . They're very attentive to your needs and very personable. Don't be afraid to tell them what works for you and what doesn't as they're all there to help you. As mentioned before coming here, workout clothes are recommended since you will be doing a lot of movement and possibly working up a sweat - you are essentially going to a gym with a personal trainer who will needle or massage you at the end. When it's time for me to discharge, I'll definitely be celebrating my return to normalcy(and not paying the medical bills) yet at the same time, a little bit crestfallen as the staff here has grown on me and I will miss them a little.

Complete waste of time & money. Be sure to track your actual visits and treatments, since they…read moredon't seem to be able to

I presently go there, they are so pleasant and kind. Michaela helps me and Jamie is another staff…read moreperson- they are the best! I would definitely recommend this place to people.

After injuring my back my ortho doctor gave me a choice of surgery or physical therapy. I told him…read moreI would like to try pt and specifically dry needling. By chance I saw PT Solutions on my way home. i stopped in and made my first appointment. I might also add that I was having to walk using a cane. Over the next several weeks my physical therapist, Dallas, used massage therapy, dry needling, and specific exercises to strengthen my back. After several weeks I was walking without a cane. The pain substantially subsided and I am able to do the things I enjoy, golf. Thank you Dallas and staff. I would strongly recommend this to anyone needing physical therapy.

Greg does an amazing job with his patients. He is helping me get back to running. Alter G…read moretreadmill is a great add for the office.

Best place around for physical therapy. I have referred several of my client here and I have also…read morebeen a client myself for my knee. Highly recommended.

Top notch therapists. Individualized program. I increased my strength and endurance.read more

I hate to do this since I can't back date to 2024 but since no one followed up to resolve the issue…read morewhen i reported it to customer service I am going to post now. I came back to this facility because they had an awesome dry needling therapist back in 2021 that helped me out. I transferred from sandy plains to vinings due to location and kristen was rude, condescending and "biased" from the moment I walked in. When I asked to speak to the manager she said she was the manager when I asked for the customer service number she said they didn't have one when I told her the scheduling line recommended her so why is she so mean she said she never even heard of the person I was speaking of and threatened me to leave and watch my tone and i wasn't even raising my voice. The funny thing is all the employees in the facility who "looke like me" didn't even speak up which says a lot about ethics so I am going to post it on here to warn others that if this facility is still being managed by her and you aren't a senior or ...well.. then beware. And the scheduling liason is whack because they don't actually know the PT's they just see calendars ..RESEARCH

Tony Fox is the BEST physical therapist you'll find here in ATL. Even if I didn't live intown, I'd…read moredrive FAR for this level of therapy and support. His expertise/wisdom is based in years of experience and his manner is patient, focused, and proactive. I've seen him for various issues related to shoulder/arm dysfunction, and he's focused on long-term health, mobility, and strength. His relaxed nature allows him to connect easily with patients. Recently, I've needed weekly manual support and dry needling to prepare for an intensive fly fishing trip, and he's been as passionate as me to help me heal and prepare. I've had dry needling with various PTs in Atlanta, and there's something to be said about Tony's approach -- that he teaches other practitioners on the weekends speaks to his incredible skill and knowledge.

I started with Tony a few months ago for issues with my jaw (TMJ). I cannot recommend him strongly…read moreenough. The treatments were helpful from the initial session through the very last one (I did 5 weekly sessions to begin with). Not only has he reduced the discomfort, clicking, and cracking in my jaw, but systemically he's helped my neck, which led to improvements in my posture and by extension, gone is the shoulder pain and discomfort I've lived with for several decades. Tony's unique combination of needling and muscular release, and the simple strengthening home exercise routine he gave me, created an experience was greater than the sum of its parts. Tony not only improved the functioning of the joint, but recommended simple but effective lifestyle changes (making my workspace more ergonomic for example). All in all, his work has not only impacted the problem I went to see him for, but has had overarching positive effect on my day to day health. The last thing I'll mention is that he was incredibly effective at communicating throughout each session (and at the start of the session in reference to the work he had done the session before). He was invested in knowing how each component of the therapy felt, in the moment, and long term. He was sensitive to not only communication through words, but also body language. I found that some of the sensations defied being put into words, and in those moments he helped me bridge the gap through his extensive experience as a therapist and educator in the field. Run, don't walk, while he has openings. You won't recognize yourself in a month's time.

I'm not really sure how to rate this place. And I'm also a little nervous rating them while I'm…read morestill being treated. After NOT being able to be treated by Wellstar Ortho due to my only-seems-to-only-read-high-at-their-facility blood pressure issues, my orthopedic surgeon referred me to this place. My doc's office told me to expect a call from them. After a week with no phone call - I decided to call my doctor's office again. They assured me they'd sent the referral and suggested that I call Emory directly. Before ending the call, they even double-checked my file and visually confirmed that they had a fax confirmation. They provided me with the number for Emory. When I called Emory, the receptionist / Office Manager answered the phone shouting and laughing with someone in the background. When she finally managed to stop laughing and calling on the Lord, she said, "Hello?" As though I'd call her personal cell phone instead of a place of business. I said, "Is this Emory?" And she said 'Yes' as though I was an idiot for asking. I explained why I was calling and she said that she hadn't had a referral from Dr. Morrison's office in ages. When I explained that I'd just talked to them moments ago - she told me that I needed to call them back and have them re-send it. I was very taken aback. I'm used to dealing with medical support team members that are a bit more proactive - but I was in no mood to ask her to PLEASE be helpful and just call the the Dr's office on my behalf. So I call my doctor's office again - and of course, they kept me on the phone while they conference-called Emory. We got the same receptionist / Office Manager again. Of course she insists that she never received the referral so Rita (the manager at my ortho's office) sends it over again and roughly 2 hours later Emory finally calls me to schedule an appointment. I asked for an appointment any day between 1 - 4pm - except Wednesdays. She offered me a Tuesday appt at 11am. ??? On the day of my appointment - when I arrived the staff was cutting up, laughing and having a lot of fun. Shouting across the room talking to one another and the patients. The space itself is tiny. The open air therapy room is literally the size of my downstairs family room (yes, my family room is large, but Yikes! This facility is a LOT smaller than I'd envisioned). And I don't begrudge anyone that has fun at work - so no stars deducted for that. Work should be challenging and fun - but as a newcomer, and an extrovert - I admit I found it a bit daunting. I had to put on my actress hat and pretend that I'm an extrovert too. This is just a warning - if you are looking for a quiet, serious, sedated physical therapy atmosphere - this is NOT the place. My therapist, Kristi, was pleasant & seemed empathetic which is always great (and sorely lacking in some folks employed in the medical profession) but there were a couple of things she did that were unique compared to any physical therapy I've ever had. For instance, she told me how many reps she wanted me to do, but then she'd either wander off leaving me lost because I thought SHE was counting my reps. Or she'd stay right there but start talking to her co-worker - which made it difficult for me to do the counts in my head. I kept losing track and then I felt bad - like I'm a doofus because I can't block out background noises well enough to keep track of my counting. She also didn't help me sit up from the table when it was time to go. She was preparing to leave / get off for the day - so I was on my own. (She left before I did thanks to my Who's on First conversation with the receptionist / Office Mgr - below). I don't typically need help sitting up from this position, but I'd pulled a muscle in my side two days prior so I would have LOVED some help on this day. Lol. The icing on the cake was one final interaction with the receptionist / Office Mgr. When I thought it was time to pay - she explained that she wouldn't be collecting payment from me because though she'd verified my insurance, she didn't know how much my visit would be today and that once they filed the claim, they would let me know. She said it would be 25% of their contracted rate with my insurance provider. After a bunch of back and forth - I told her that I would have to hold off on scheduling my next appointment until I know what my co-pay per visit will cost. I still don't understand why she didn't find out what my contracted rate was before my appointment date? She had 9 days to find out. I want my knee 'fixed' - but I've got a mortgage to pay. So right now my therapy is on pause and I'll be sitting here on pins and needles hoping I don't wind up with some surprise $800 medical bill / balance arriving in the mail. 3 stars means A-OK on Yelp so I'm awarding them that because I think the therapists are knowledgeable and caring. And the 3 patients I encountered during my visit seemed to really enjoy themselves.

There has to be someone at Emory that inspects places that carry their name. That was the…read morefilthiest Medical facility I've ever been in. It stank. I couldn't imagine touching the equipment. I walked out, went home and washed my hands. Then I wiped down my steering wheel. This is a third world place.

My therapist Alex is super sweet. He really put me to the test on my last visit. He knows what he…read moreis doing I made it through a 2 hour flight with no pain. I did the "homework" he told me to do before the flight. I think his grueling sessions mixed with me being a good student is working Lastly, I say grueling to mean he is knowledgeable he will push you to get results.

I was in a bicycle accident in which I flipped over the handlebars, landing on my back and breaking…read more2 ribs. The pain was pretty severe, and I have a high tolerance for pain. I was unable to sleep comfortably in my bed. Combine my injury with my pride kn not wanting to ask for help, that is indicative of my pain level. I went to BenchMark with an open mind, and my core strength has improved to the point that I can get into and out of my bed with no additional pain, and it has only been a week and a half of appointments. They seem to target the exact muscle groups I need so that I put less strain on my broken ribs, and I follow the home assignments they provide. I can go the entire day without my pain medication (oxycodone), and I am less than two weeks from breaking my ribs. The part I look forward to the most is the care given by their therapists. They are extremely knowledgeable and professional. Rowana has been assigned to me, and she has a caring nature and positive energy, combined with her knowledge of incremental treatment options, and I am extremely satisfied and look forward to returning during my rehabilitation process. I hear the interactions between each therapist and patient, and they all share the same qualities. But Rowana is the best, and if there is a silver lining that has come from my accident, it is being treated by her. They all are great, though.