I did full PRE hab and RE Hab here. Excellent staff. Sarah was just simply excellent in all ways…read more (151st Street Location) The total knee replacement, a valgus problem, was much easier than I expected. There was about a week of 'grind' but overall a very positive but slow experience. Also a salute to my orthopedic, Dr. Peer, who is also 5 Star worthy!

This place seems like a scam. The tests they do seem to be done in a way that make you think you…read moreneed physical therapy.. when you really may not.. likely a way to show insurance companies that they need to keep you coming back... And don't cancel your appointment or they charge you. Would not recommend.

Left a voicemail and message query through their website inquiring about their services and…read morepossible appointment. Never received a call back.

JT is an incredibly personable and bright young man who helped me to regain the ability to live an…read moreactive lifestyle after a traumatic leg break left me immobile. You have to put in the work, but if you are willing to do so there is no better PT in the KC metro area to guide you on this journey - I am very thankful I found them!

Hi, the team at ASFCA is fantastic. I've been getting chiropractic treatment here for a little…read moreover a year. All the staff are welcoming and professional when you arrive and during your visit. The service is great, and signing up for the next appointment is seamless. I always leave feeling much better than when I arrived. I highly recommend!

Dr. Fanders rocks! If you need a deep chiropractic adjustment...he's your guy! He's kind, cool and…read morebrings it! Trust me! Boom! Boom!

Hard to get the office to return calls. Have needed to call several times to schedule an…read moreappointment after the office said they would schedule. Good care once you are seen.

Dr. Khadavi with KCOA is incredible. Not only has he taken great care of my health, but also, he is…read moreamazing to speak with at every appointment. It's rare to find a doctor that combines such personal touches and care for a patient as a person with outstanding quality of medical care. He utilizes compassion to the highest level with respecting the patient as a person. I highly recommend seeing him if you are in need of an outstanding physician!

So eight months ago I would have written a very different review. Seven months ago I was injured by…read moremy physical therapist at Select. Mike Holmes is very good sometimes at what he does. He does have some blind spots though that you should know about before you would choose to work with him. I have been in extreme pain every day and night since the beginning of May, 2022. My life has been altered in a way that has put me into a depression. I missed my spring, summer and fall and there is no end in sight at this point. I have missed a friend's funeral due to not being able to travel. I can't go on vacation, I can't do my art or gardening and my new physical therapy with someone else is progressing so slowly that we can do hardly anything. My doctor says I have a long road ahead of me. I was almost finished seeing Mike for the issue that brought me to him. In fact, I thought it was our last visit. He can be extremely arrogant and when he gets like that, won't listen. He became obsessed with what he referred to as my dowager's hump. I told him that I had been born with a curvature of the spine, and he knew that I had degenerative disc disease. The disc disease was the cause of the issues that I had seen him for off and on over a two year period. He wanted me to hyperextend backwards on a table with arms overhead over a hard plastic roll that is hard as a rock. I argued with him for 10 mins about it telling him that I thought it might injure me and that it was a move I'd never been able to do as a child and certainly not as a 68 year old woman. He kept saying just do it. Finally, he leaned down and said to me..."we've talked about that hump". A manipulative move with an old lady not feeling great about how society views older women. Unfortunately, I did do it. I told him it felt like I broke my back. He smiled and told me to move the roll slightly and try again. When I said it still hurt he told me to hold to the count of 20, 3 times. He told me to continue it at home and when I came in the next time and told him I was in too much pain to do any home exercises or do anything there, he said, "let's try it another way" with me on my stomach trying to push up with my arms. When I broke down in sobs, he tossed me a kleenix. He did not take any of this under advisement. He in fact did not appear to care. He seemed annoyed. I know that when in physical therapy, true pain is a sign that you are doing something you should not be doing. He refused to take note of this. I had always been completely compliant with him. He should have at least viewed this as unusual and noteworthy. So, after 2 sets of Xrays and 2 MRIs, we find that I have a torn disc, a protruding disc, another disc sliding another the other and pain like I've never had before. When I went in to the spine guy after 4 months or so of dealing with this, he couldn't believe a physical therapist would have ever done this. He said, don't ever let anyone do this to you again. The 3 new physical therapists I've seen have all been devasted for me and couldn't believe someone would have a woman my age with degenerative disc disease do this. All three of them were angry. I bring this to your attention because orginally when I finally contacted him, I told him that I wouldn't give him a bad review or report him or sue him, I just wanted him to learn and never do this to another person. However, his attitude has made me believe that he may not have learned anything from this. He actually tried to blame me for it by saying, "I thought you knew your body and what it could handle but I guess I was wrong". I think we had a communication problem. When I mentioned my 10 mins. of explaining to him why I shouldn't do it, coupled with all my reports of severe pain afterwards including massive cramping of my entire back, both legs and neck (cramps which he worked to try to remove to no avail), he said, "well, I heard you say those words but it didn't seem like you said them with the same strength. Since then, Mike's supervisor had two conversations with me laughing both times. He referred the matter to their insurance company and legal team, telling me that they would contact me. NO ONE HAS CONTACTED ME. The last time I heard from him by text was Nov. 9th, saying they would contact me soon. Again. Nothing but crickets. If I were you, I would consider another physical therapist. I think that Mike manages the place so that is something to keep in mind.

I had a great experience here at Select Physical Therapy. I had a prescription for 6 weeks, but…read moreonly needed to go 4 weeks. On my first visit my therapist was out so another one filled in, and she did some strength and flexibility tests to determine what my course of treatment would be to heal me. On my 2nd visit I met Stephanie, who was my physical therapist. We ran through my exercises and stretches and just within a week I noticed a significant difference. She added some balance techniques and some additional strengthening exercises. She also measured my pain versus what it was the week prior. She decided on a course of exercises to add and set up a schedule to see her. The following visits I started in the Planet Fitness Gym to warm up and then would come over and exercise. Each session she would increase the difficulty. She also had a trainee from a local physical therapy college under her tutelage, and had the student help with my exercises and massage afterwards. I would also get ice for my knee after the exercise an massage. After four weeks, Stephanie remeasured my flexibility and strength and determined that I was strong enough to stop physical therapy and return to normal activity, if I wanted to. She said I had a prescription for six weeks but it was my decision if I wanted to continue with the other two weeks or just return to normal activity. I found this to be extremely professional. Some physical therapist in my opinion would have their patients continue the full prescription. Stephanie being honest and professional felt I was strong enough to return to normal activity and gave me the choice if I wanted to continue or stop therapy. When I graduated physical therapy I even got a T-shirt for completing the course. I thought this was extremely fun and a great way to celebrate my completing my course. The only reason I don't give them five stars, is I'm a little bit of a germ freak. They do spray down the tables after every person, but only the tops. When I would exercise on my side, I would actually grab underneath the table to hold myself in position. I noticed they didn't spray the underside or sides of the table. I would have liked to have had some hand sanitizer in the general area to use. But that's just my personal preference. Otherwise the therapy center is extremely professional, everyone is very nice, and they treat you like family. I highly recommend them.

First, they tried to ignore severe pain and muscle spams due to nerve damage in my hip that…read moreoccurred during my knee replacement surgery as "a little soreness after surgery." I had to force the issue of effectively treating the situation and it still took them 10 days before they bothered to do the correct treatment that should have been done on postop day 2. This borders on malpractice. Secondly, when I was asked, I told them that I expected to be walking without a cane after surgery. I had been forced to use a cane for about 5-6 years prior to surgery due to safety concerns and the need to preserve what I could of being able to use the knee. My expectation of being able to walk normally was completely ignored. Instead, when I tried to walk without the cane, I was told to keep using the cane. This continued throughout my entire time in rehab. Somehow they thought that using the cane was going to help me be able to walk without it. Even I don't think that's right!! This means that I couldn't really walk when they decided to dismiss me from their care. They didn't care about getting to the correct place; all they cared about was that I could stand and waddle around a little with the cane. That is not good rehabilitation. It is coming up on a year since my surgery and I still cannot walk normally because they never appropriately addressed the problems in my hips that were caused by the use of the cane. Basically they expected me to figure it out on my own. I am going to have to go to a different doctor (not one who is part owner of this facility) and a different PT place in order to get proper medical care. I find that disgusting. I will never recommend this PT facility to anyone. At this point I am unsure if I will ever be able to return to my sport. They do not care about performance. Do they even know what that word means? They only care about money.

Folks, I only have had the pleasure of visiting the 135th St and 119th Street locations. RJ at…read more199th St and Jackie at 135th St. I have had rehab in many places but these guys so far have given me the best customer service I have ever had at a rehab place. I don't feel hurried. I don't feel shushed. Etc etc etc. There's a reason why they have such a good reputation.

This is a very nice, new building, which functions very streamlined. I needed an appointment as a…read morenew patient and I was able to get in two business days later. The staff are very friendly, knowledgeable, and they don't make you feel rushed at your appointment. They were a little slow to get my MRI results back to me, but I have otherwise been pleased with the way things are handled here.

The doctors are excellent Dr. Mark is the best doctor you could ever ask for. If you are having…read moreknee pain, you must call Dr. Mark. I have been here two days in a row and the doctors are excellent. The service before getting to the doctor is terrible. My 5 star is for the doctors only.

With a new diagnosis of osteoporosis, I decided to aggressively work to improve my bone density and…read moreoverall strength by working with Allen at PT Solutions Overland Park. Several weeks into treatment now, I am stronger and more capable of accomplishing his consistently challenging plan for improvement. Allen is attentive and helpful, while still pushing me to work harder. His knowledge and understanding of my particular weaknesses, including even my previously injured shoulders, have helped me immensely. Thank you, Allen, and all of PT Solutions!

Dr. Andy is incredibly knowledgeable and can fix any issue and explain it simply…read more If you're looking to live pain-free, come see Dr. Andy and his team.

I'm 28 and tore my ACL this past winter playing sports…read more Dr. Key did an allograft ACL replacement and a lateral meniscus repair on me earlier this year. His work was impeccable, he had a great idea from my MRI as to what exactly would need to be done before I went under the knife. Post-surgery, he prescribed a timely (four month) rehab of the injury by fielding questions in follow up visits. He was extremely friendly, wise, experienced and professional the entire way. In four months, I am now ready to get back to competition. I will highly recommend Dr. Key to friends & family in the future.

I had a knee replacement done by Dr. Key in September 2004. About six weeks after, my knee showed…read moresigns of infection. He did not treat that infection as anything more than a Surface wound. It went away however for year and a half afterwards my condition gradually became worse and worse to where I could not walk. I continued to go back to Dr. Key and ask him to look again at my knee because it hurt so badly and he dismissed it saying that it was my back that was bad not my knee. I went to the back doctor but not before I got an x-ray of my knee from my general practitioner to bring with me. after one look at my back the doctor said that it wasn't my back it was my knee and when he looked at the x-rays he said that my knee wasn't even attached. I ask him why Dr. Keyes Would not have known that and he said to me "he would've Known if he had seen your x-rays". I stopped and thought about it and realized that in a year and a half after my surgery not one x-ray was ever done by Dr. Key to look at my knee. There are more horror stories out there that I've heard since my own but putting that aside they'll have to write their own comments I just know that that lead me down the road to what I have now in my knee which is only a hinge and permanent disability on top of that. so if you think about going to this doctor don't, stop and run the other way fast while you still have a leg to stand on!