I enjoyed my experience at Results Physiotherapy. The assistant at the front desk was always…read morepleasant and welcoming. All staff members were friendly and courteous, creating a pleasant atmosphere inclusive of listening to a variety of music that encourages movement as staff and other individuals worked together. I worked with Nicole. I learned a variety of exercises to help strengthen areas that support my knees as well as a variety of knee exercises. Nicole was great! I reached my expected milestone, and got to ring a gong as the staff cheered for me. I now maintain better health by doing of some of the exercises that I learned. Thank you, Nicole, and Results Physiotherapy.

Bad front office management leads to unethical billing practices. Very dissatisfied in how they…read morebilled me and how I was treated after I objected . I was told one thing and billed another. Not trustworthy at all.

Was referred to Centra Texas Foot Specialist by my PT. I had stress fracture that happened 4 days…read morebefore giving birth and was in great deal of pain and swelling. Went to my PC and their radiologist didn't see anything and was referred to podiatrist but those offices couldn't see me for almost a month. After my referral this office called me and was able to get me in the next day. Dr. Renee Pietzsch was such an amazing doctor. She was so nice and compassionate. She did X-ray in her office and showed me and my husband on the ipad the parts of my foot that the fracture was and explained how i need to care for it. She gave me the space boot and a level up on my other leg to minimize hip pain. Highly recommend this doctor and her office.

I had an exam for x rays on August 17th, 2020 where I received an unreasonable solution to address…read moremy foot pain which I ultimately declined. Today, September 13th, 2023 I get a call from the receptionist stating that I have an outstanding balance from this appointment 3 years later and I have until September 14th, 2023 at 5pm to pay otherwise it goes to collections. No notice was ever mailed to my house, because they don't mail paper bills as per the receptionist. No phone calls or text messages relaying this information was ever received on my end, until today. This is a completely unprofessional manner in which to conduct business and I do not appreciate the lack of notice to pay a bill I had long assumed was taken care of by my insurance at the time. Proceed with caution.

I love love love these people! I've been here for around a year...I think. I started walking in…read morethe door barely even able to move some days. I'm not feeling stronger than I have during most of my adult life. Sarah and Brenda are seriously amazing PT's and Peter rocks all things scheduling, insurance, and general keeping the place going. I feel blessed to work with individuals in a small practice. Before them, I went to a place that was very large and was always pawned off on an assistant and spent very little time with the actual PT. Not here!!! At most the PT might be working with one other person. During COVID they've gone above and beyond to keep people safe and moving. I highly recommend this place!!!

I tried for 6 months to get over a shoulder injury. I worked with trainers at the gym, went to…read moremultiple message therapists, multiple chiropractors, and my flexibility improved, but not so much for my strength. Also, still had pain in my shoulder. Then I went to an orthopedic surgeon who recommended Brenda Walk at Quantum Physical Therapy. After 4 weeks of physical therapy, my flexibility improved even more and the strength in my shoulder started coming back. After 7 weeks, I am now doing push-ups, ..., getting back confidence in my shoulder, and on a path to get where I was before my injury. Every lesson we talk in depth about my shoulder which really helped me get through all of this. Brenda is very knowledgeable, positive, and has a process that really worked for me. Thank you Brenda! I highly recommend Brenda Walk at Quantum Physical Therapy.

My wife broke her fibula about 6 inches from the patella near her knee. The ER put her in a full…read moreleg knee immobilizer brace with crutches. She was pretty much restricted to her bedroom and upstairs area due to pain and immobility. Dr Blaise gave us good news and was very upbeat. He didn't order more xrays and called the ER to look at their xray imaging, seeing a hairline fracture and possible trauma to the nerve causing numbness in her foot. He didn't need to do any surgery, suggested a much smaller hinged knee brace or Ace bandage, crutches optional depending on pain tolerance. My wife could get around much easier than with the immobilizer and managed the pain with simple Advil. She was getting more mobility by the day. After 5 weeks, Dr. Blais gave her the OK to drive but continue gradual use of the leg for the full 8 week period and she would be good as new. My wife and I highly recommend Dr. Blais. He is very friendly, encouraging, and practical. His examinations of the affected bones and joints are very thorough to verify the extent of injury accompanied by xrays. I noticed a button Dr. Blais was wearing on his lab jacket which was pictures of his family. A good ice breaker!

Professionally competent; not patient. In a hurry, he assesses patients everyday. When it comes…read moredown to my symptoms and care, this apparently not in his best interest. I'm a professional nurse....i know how to assess and wait for patient reply. My pain is not cookie cutter, it is my pain.

Nick is the goat! Knowledgeable and thorough and was able to identify and help with my shoulder…read morepain.

My husband and I have been going to Carter Physiotherapy for several years for various reasons…read more We've worked with several physical therapists in the practice. Each experience was professional, warm and comfortable. From the moment you contact CP to the end of a session, it is an efficient and thorough process with excellent service. Most recently, I had a bulging disc issue which left me with intense pain and limited movement. Nick B. was my PT. He was courteous, knowledgeable and all around great! And after 2-3 months of treatment I am no longer in pain and have my movement back. I, along with my husband, highly recommend Carter Physiotherapy. They're just the best!

I received physical therapy at Ascent following a knee surgery, and was very impressed with the…read morephysical therapy staff, available equipment, and facility overall. Both physical therapist that I've seen where top notch and very attentive. They were even able to tailor my therapy after I experience some post-op knee pain. Overall, I was very pleased with the physical therapy I received and progress I have made!

Top notch physical therapy staff. They also do not use PT assistants, or very minimally, so you…read morework one-on-one with high level physical therapists. I have only worked with Elizabeth, one of the main P.Therapists. I have been an athlete my whole life, swimming through college, and still playing doubles volleyball, biking, and running, so chronic use injuries are common. She, being an athlete and a coach of different sports, see's easily what the deficit is and prescribes exercises to remedy your malady. She is the first therapist I've had that worked one-on-one to monitor my progress, check my pain levels, and modify work-outs so I can progress into pain-free territory. If you are looking for someone to help you with a chronic use injury from sports, or even postural things that effect you at work on the day/day, look no further. I've been here for 3 different issues (currently on my 4th), and she was able to fix all three (and soon a 4th). If you're committed to being healthy, Ascent Physical Therapy will match your commitment. I gain nothing by writing this review and I am not friends/family with any of the staff.

Straight up LIED about my assessment. He didn't even perform any measurements. Luckily I was just…read moreproperly assessed and actually measured, but he fabricated almost all of my report after sitting with me for 8 minutes and rushing me through only verbal questions (which he explicitly changed the answers to). Unethical and also untrustworthy.

I fell on a Friday, breaking my distal fibula in 2 places and the base of my 5th metatarsal in 3…read moreplaces. Luckily, all fractures were stable. The ER referred me to an orthopedic surgeon so I called Texas Orthopedics. Dr. Garcia had the first availability, which was the following Monday morning. I waited over an hour to see him, which is always frustrating, but I was grateful to get in to see anyone so soon after the unjury so I stuck it out. He spent about 60 seconds actually talking to me, another 2 minutes unwrapping my foot, and about 30 seconds more showing me how to put on the air cast he gave me. I was told to be non weight bearing for 2 weeks and then come back in. On my follow up visit I saw his PA, Vicki. She saw me on time, answered my questions, explained more about my injuries and expected recovery. She was great. At that point I was weight bearing as tolerable (with the air cast). She told me to come back in 3 weeks where, so long as things remained stable, I would be fitted with an ankle brace I could wear with a regular shoe and scheduled for physical therapy. I came back 3 weeks later, not realizing my follow up was with Dr. Garcia. The entire waiting room was full (it was a Monday morning, 10:30) so I was not surprised they were running behind. But when most other patients had been called back and we were more than 30 minutes after my scheduled visit should have started I asked the front desk if I had inadvertently missed hearing my name called. Two front desk people exchanged glances, one telling the other "it's with Dr. Garcia," and the second person looked at me, sighed, and said, "Oh, he always runs late. He's just running late." I asked if she had any idea how much longer it would be and she said there was one patient in front of me. 20 minutes later, with only 3 of us left in the waiting room and nobody called back, I sent my husband out to get the car and asked to speak to a supervisor. In a loud voice I explained that my husband had taken the morning off work to bring me to the appointment, that I have a mother who depends on me for her own medical appointments, and that I (also) have a life. I asked if the doctor was even in the office and was told that he was. I asked if had had a surgery or something else that had held him up and was told he had not. The office manager said, "Sometime he just needs to spend me time with patients. I'm sure you'd want the same level of care." "I don't think that's what's going on here," I replied. She asked if I wanted to reschedule and I said no, then asked her to pass a message along to Dr. Garcia. My message? He wasted my time and my healthcare. And his unprofessional behavior was preventing his staff, who could have helped, from communicating effectively with his patients to improve their outcome. I told her I would find another doctor. And I did. At ARC Orthopedics. I will not be back to see Dr. Garcia.

**Do NOT trust this orthopedic surgeon -- even if your arm depends on it.**…read more After a bad fall, I was referred here by the ER. What followed was a mess of contradictory diagnoses and complete misinformation that could've cost me the full use of my arm. **First visit (day after injury):I was told not to wear a sling, "go live your life." **Second visit (after MRI):Suddenly, it was keep your arm in a sling for 2 weeks, do PT, and it "should heal on its own because you're young and healthy." **Third visit (2.5 weeks later): Now it was an emergency -- I "needed surgery immediately" or I'd "never regain range of motion." The inconsistencies were not just confusing -- they were dangerous. He also assured me I'd be typing 2 weeks post-op and using my arm by week 4. Total fiction. He never reviewed my actual MRI images with me and instead based his diagnosis solely on the radiology report. A second doctor later reviewed the images directly and found the report to be misleading. Had this surgeon taken the time to look at the images himself, surgery may have been recommended much earlier, potentially improving my outcome. Thankfully, I got a second opinion from a highly respected orthopedic surgeon with extensive experience treating professional athletes, including those in the NHL who was shocked at what I was told. He confirmed I had a complete biceps tendon tear, a subscapularis tear, and fracture -- none of which would have healed without surgery and 6 months of structured physical therapy. Post-op with the correct doctor, I wasn't allowed to move my arm for 2 weeks, stayed in a sling for 6 weeks and only began very limited motion by week 7. This is the real protocol for a severe shoulder injury -- not the fantasy timeline I was given. Bottom line: This office gave me three completely different treatment plans in under three weeks, misled me about my condition, and grossly misrepresented recovery. I would not trust this surgeon with anything, let alone a serious injury. Get a second opinion -- your mobility and long-term health depend on it.

I recently had a partial right hip replacement. I was at Cedar Park hospital for 5 days and 10 days…read moreat a Pyhsical Therapy hospital. During the 15 days I never had any pain. I was asked every day by doctors and nurses if I had any pain. They said this was very unusual compared to other patients with the same procedure. I just went for x-ray after 3 1/2 months and Dr Szerlip confirmed that everything looked great. So because of his skills I believe that was the reason I had no pain. I would highly reccomend Dr Szerlip.