Amazing care, the therapist really want what's best for you and help you reach your goals. Office is super clean and professional and the front desk staff is so helpful read more

Filled out the form twice online with zero response. Now I have been waiting 5 months to be seen. They do not answer their phone and they don't respond online so they just don't seem to be able to take new people but they should say that so that people can go elsewhere read more

I rehabbed there for rotator cuff shoulder surgey a couple of years ago and hip replacement surgery in late 2025. I worked the most with Lydia and Braxton and highly recommend both. Both are very professional, communicate well (listening and explaining), and adjusted programs in response to ongoing assessments, my feedback, and my limitations. They worked well with assistants and the assistants were all very good. Lydia pushed me at times to increase flexibility, which I needed. Each rehab was successful and I am back doing the things I love. I left with a good set of maintenance exercises. Many thanks to Lydia, Braxton, and the whole crew. read more

I need physical therapy and am frustrated with all the time and effort it is taking to make my first appointment. I started about a month ago with the online sign up and 3 weeks later I received a call about an appointment. Unfortunately I missed that call and since been trying to recover. Three voice messages (1 with the receptionist) and 2 emails resulted in no response. Apparently if you missed the first call, you need to start over again? It's been a month since my first contact and no appointment. read more

The people here are nice but the level of care is low. I came here for back pain resulting from a herniated disc. Before I started PT here, my pain was mostly a nagging ache and did not limit my active lifestyle substantially. I came to SOL twice a week for 6 months and diligently did my prescribed exercises 5-7 days a week. During that time, my condition deteriorated significantly, to the point that I was unable to even walk for more than 10 minutes without excruciating pain. I don't think this was caused by the prescribed exercises, but those exercises were certainly not addressing the root causes of my pain. Further, my treatment plan was adjusted very little despite the decline of my condition. My sense is that each PT here has tons and tons of patients and don't have time to understand the particular needs of each individual; as a result they mostly draw from an established playbook for each case and aren't able to adapt when this playbook doesn't work. All of my sessions at SOL were about 25 minutes and I would do mostly the same set of exercises while casually observed by a PT. I would get few, if any, explanations for the exercises or questions about how my pain was changing. In contrast, I have started working with a different PT where each session is 1-1.5 hrs and we spend the entire time trying new motions to discover my particular pain triggers and then tailoring precise exercises to address those triggers. I have improved substantially in the 2 months I have been working with this new PT and am largely back to my usual lifestyle. Based on my experience, I would strongly recommend against going to SOL for chronic pain. read more

Clearly understaffed. Took weeks to respond to my inquiry, and the earliest available appointment was 2 months away. Save your time and book elsewhere. read more

These folks are great. Every single member of the team. I had to have both of my hips replaced, and was concerned about my rehab, being only 40. I didn't want to have a limp, and I also cared about being back in the gym ASAP. The team at SOL understood my goals and my injuries/surgeries and customized a plan for me while both at the center and at home. They were super supportive, kind, and great cheerleaders. Scheduling with them was super easy, and they even worked with me on last minute changes to my schedule. Highly highly recommend. read more

It can take some time to get your first appointment but it's definitely worth it. These folks are truly experts, I learned a ton about my body in the first session alone. I worked with Johnathan. He was great at explaining what was going on and making the pt exercises simple and short enough that I didn't feel overwhelmed. I saw folks of all shapes, sizes, ages, genders, and colors. Everyone seemed happy to be getting helped there too. Be sure to double check insurance coverage though, the cost can really add up. While I hope I won't need to return for any more sports injuries, I would love to come here more often! read more

Really enjoying their personal training offering - Lucas is great! I've been working with Lucas for just over six months, and it's been a game-changer. My goals were to safely lift weights despite lower back issues, build strength for various athletic activities, and maintain mobility. He helps me with my form, which keeps my back issues in check and has improved my technique. He introduces odd but engaging exercises each session, so training is never boring. His deep knowledge, encouraging style, and genuine commitment make every session effective and enjoyable. read more

No one answers when you call, and they don't return messages. This has been a recurring problem. I've actually had to physically go to the location to change/schedule appointments. Unbelievable. read more

Cons: It is very difficult to get a hold of anybody to make an appointment. Several voicemail have to be left to get a call back a week later if you're lucky. Admin staff is not always the friendliest depending on who is there. Usually you get about 10-15 min with the physical therapist before they hand you over to an assistant which is all billed the same (very expensive) pros: Physical therapist are very knowledgeable, very interactive and have a lot of hand outs with clear instructions. its also nice that they have their own parking. read more

[UPDATE: Since I posted the negative review below, SOL has been in touch with me and we've largely resolved things. I'm changing this rating from 1 star to 3 stars. The stars and this review are about the scheduling hassles, not the quality of the PT services provided. The scheduling problems I detailed below were quite frustrating. But Dan contacted me, we exchanged several emails and had a phone call, and he addressed the issues. He acknowledged they *have* been having problems with their phone scheduling system, and apologized. They are working on fixes. Meanwhile, he helped me get through so that today, finally, I was able to reach a scheduler and make appointments. Dan and the two people I spoke to about scheduling were very courteous and helpful. I hope they are able to improve their scheduling work flow so others don't go through this (they acknowledged I wasn't the only one), but since I've had good PT here before I'm glad I'll have the chance again.] ORIGINAL REVIEW: I've had good PT here before. This time, with a referral from my doc, I couldn't even reach them to make an appointment. I called Monday midday: got voice mail saying "we're helping someone else right now, we'll call you back soon". Three hours later, no return call, I called again. Got voice mail again, left a second message. I didn't get a call back until the next day (Tuesday), while I was in a meeting and couldn't answer. I called back later, sent to voice mail again, left another message. Got no return call. Wednesday I wrote their email address explaining the situation (and that in my job I'm in meetings virtually nonstop so almost never am able to answer a phone call that isn't scheduled). Today is Friday, and I have not received a response. I saw that they did call once on Thursday, but that time they didn't even leave me a voicemail. Apparently they don't need clients. read more

I've had physical therapy at this location for two injury events, each for about a few months at a time, and my experience has been nothing short of excellent. The team contributed huge in my recovery journey. They are very welcoming, thoughtful, and personable. I looked forward to every visit. I highly recommend SOL for their services and will come back if PT is needed in the future. read more

I had a good experience with the therapist during my 20-minute session at SOL Physical Therapy office in Oakland. However, I was shocked to see my insurance charged over $650 for this session. Despite leaving voicemails with the billing department, no one ever returned my calls to address my billing questions. When my account was sent to a debt collection agency, the main desk finally called me back but failed to address my questions or follow up as promised. Eventually, I reached someone in billing who answered my questions and is trying to get the derogatory remarks removed from my credit now that I've made the co-payment, but my credit rating has already been affected. This all could have been avoided if they'd returned my calls. My recommendation: fully understand your copayments and the billing process to avoid the issues I faced and protect your credit score. read more

This is the review I should have been written many years ago. Back when SOL was on College Ave. I came in with a with a prescription for PT for an agitated shoulder. I was assigned Becky as my PT. She did manual therapy, lots of measurements, and prescribed exercises to be done in the gym. I came every day the gym was open. To my delight, a friend of mine, who was a known news journalist, was also a patient at SOL. We did our workouts together every day in the gym. During my second prescription of physical therapy, the owner's girlfriend started laughing at me when I arrived to go to the gym. I never understood her rudeness. At the second prescription's review, my shoulder pain had not gotten better. Becky told me I was a "drug seeker" and that it was "all [my] fault [I wasn't] getting better because [I'm] not doing [my] exercises!" I was taking anti-inflammatories and nothing else. My daily visits to the gym were documented in my chart. I just wanted my nagging shoulder pain to get better. The entire experience was unprofessional and fruitless. In addition to a waste of time, money, and three month delay in receiving the care I needed. I did admire the PT Nina, from what I saw in the gym. After that debacle, the physician caring for me sent me to John King PT. At the initial appointment, he had me walk up and down a hallway with and without shoes on. King told me I had had three major ankle sprains in my right ankle, two in my left. I had a pelvic injury from my pregnancy that hadn't healed. My shoulder pain wasn't my shoulder, it was my neck. And asked, "Were you in a bad car accident fifteen or twenty years ago?" I had been in a multi-car pile-up on I5 while in college. It was a relief to be in competent hands. My diagnosis turned out to be a herniated disc at C5/6. John King has taken excellent care of me over the years with various injuries and ailments. (This is not a promotion for King. It's nearly impossible to be a new patient with him.) read more

Over the past four years, I had three separate injuries and went to SOL Physical Therapy each time to bring me back to health. I was fortunate to have had the same physical therapist who was incredibly knowledgeable about my injuries and professional. He listened carefully during the evals, provided the utmost care at each appointment, and created a treatment program that I still refer to today. The at-home workouts were conveniently available through an app, which made it easy to complete the workouts on a daily basis. I'm forever grateful to my PT and SOL PT. Thank you, thank you! read more

This is my third time getting PT at SOL-Oakland (other two were for plantar fasciitis). I was having hip pain, and in my first evaluation, Jordan quickly diagnosed it was muscular, and I needed to strengthen my gluts. She put together a continuing set of exercises (added and got more difficult as I progressed). She is not only very knowledgeable on the science of the body and exercises, but she is very practical in the way she progressed me to the point of almost no pain. I also worked with Caitlin, who gave me several tips to improve my form and reduce injuries. I was very impressed with everyone I worked with - serious, but pleasant and encouraging. I highly recommend SOL PT for helping with sports injuries. read more

Had to wait 2 months for an evaluation appointment and when I called this week to confirm my appointment I was told the care giver I was to see had left and my appointment was cancelled. I was flabbergasted that I had no idea I was no longer a patient. They didn't even offer to rebook. I have used this facility for over 12 years as needed and am furious . I now need to start over. What a pain read more

Physical therapy. All the staff is very nice and caring. Care quality is number one. I recommend everyone should go there

When I injured my back, I knew I was going to have to get some help in order to return to the activity level that I was at. I've always been active and doing it in pain is never fun. After an MRI I was diagnosed with having an annual tear and needed PT. I heard great things about SOL and they didn't disappoint. Yung-En was my PT and he was fantastic. He actually listened to me and didn't just prescribe standard physical homework to me, which is so often the case when going to a physical therapist. He actually listened to my history and took it into account when working with me. Halfway through my back therapy I re-injured my plantar facia, so now we were working on two things. Throughout the whole process Yung-En, as well as the other trainers that I worked with, always made sure that I didn't overdo things (usually my issue) but still could continue with my active lifestyle. If and when I'm injured again, I'll be back with SOL. I loved that they actually worked with athletes as well as non-athletes. They know to actually treat each person as an individual. read more

I've had a great experience with all of their PTs, however, I'm giving them a 2 star rating because they contract their billing to a 3rd party who is terrible, unresponsive, and unhelpful. I've been waiting for months on refunds for several overcharged co-pays. There's been no resolution despite several phone calls to the billing office, multiple emails, and also asking the front desk to reach out to them for me did nothing. read more

I received a 2 sided sheet of PT recommendations from my orthopedist. Of the 10 different places I called, SOL was the only one to call me back within the hour. Only one other place called back and that was days later. This was a good omen. I have gone from crutches, to stumbling in pain, to slowly building back lost muscle tone from a torn meniscus and lack of movement. Although I have had the same fabulous therapist for most of my sessions, I have found that when others have had to step in, I have received the same professional help. The facility is easily accessible, spacious and humming with good help and activity. Parking is available 99% of the time I have gone and there is ample parking on the street. I will be forever grateful to Devin Erlichman for his expertise and patience, Lucas and Cory for filling in when needed and the women who run the front desk. Everyone is a ten star. read more

Unfortunately, I have to update my review of Sol PT. As of 3 weeks ago, I started having knee pain. That week (week of May 20) I called and left voicemails with Sol. I got a call back on May 23 which went to my voicemail. They left a message and a call back number. I called back and that number didn't work. So I left another voicemail at their main number. Two weeks ago (week of May 27) I get a call back on Tue and had a chance to speak with someone who sounded like they could help me out. They said they could either get me scheduled in early July or squeeze me in on a 30 min evaluation in June with JP since I'd seen him before. The guy on the phone said he needed to double check with JP and that he'll call me back in 2 hours. No one called that day. The next day, I get a call from another scheduler and I told her what I had discussed with the previous scheduler and potentially booking with JP. She said, "Let me look into this and we'll get back to you by the end of the week." That was 9 days ago and I have received no call back. I thought of Sol PT the moment I started getting knee aches because they helped me with my previous injury so well. However, this recent lack of unresponsiveness is an unfortunate way to lose customer trust. Some form of call back and keeping with their word would be appreciated. Even if it's just a "hey, we'll need a referral before you can be seen," or "the earliest we can see you is July." Thankfully there are other means I have started to resolving my knee pain. Unfortunately, Sol PT isn't part of that support system. read more

Excellent care, efficient office. Their services and the PT exercises they've given me to do at home have been the only thing that has helped me since my injury. My quality of life has improved substantially thanks to them. It's funny how useless doctors are in comparison. read more

DO NOT GO HERE! The space is awkward, filthy, and overpriced. On top of that, their physical therapists have no idea what they're doing. With the exception of one DPT who left over a year ago, the other practitioners I've had were inexperienced and unprofessional. To be fair it's been over a year since I went there, but they are on my mind today, because I just found out they sent me to collections to pay for a service I had already paid for! I disputed the claim with them, but because I had thrown out the receipt they would not honor my payment even though my bank statement proved I had paid for the service already. I just paid the service a second time to the collection agency because I panicked over the negative hit on my credit. As far as I'm concerned they just stole money from me. This company is a mess, find somewhere else. read more

I waited a while to post this review to make sure it wasn't me with the recovery. I went to see Dan several months ago with shoulder pain. He diagnosed it with instability. I trusted him and went to see him 2x a week faithfully for 6 weeks. After my very 1st visit, the front desk person was on me to get it scheduled out 2x a week, for 12 weeks. So I did. However, after 3 weeks, instead of getting better, things were getting worse. When I brought it up, Dan said sometimes this could happen. I still trusted what he said and continued to go. After 6 weeks, I finally got tired of not getting better so I stopped. I was actually little burnt out from seeing someone for 2x a week, for 6 weeks and things not getting better but worse. Dan said these things take time and it's different for everyone. I still trusted in what he said because, of course, it made sense. After few months of break, I wanted to get back to physical therapy because my shoulder continued to hurt. However, SOL was not the 1st place I wanted to go back to so I seeked out other places. I came across a place called Renew Physical Therapy. I started seeing Jessica and with 2 sessions with her, my shoulder felt better. I was wondering if it was just a fluke sort of thing because sometimes, shoulder pain was better, depending on the exercise I did in CrossFit. After 4 times with her, things were continuing to get better. This was 2 weeks in with Jessica at Renew Physical Therapy. Now into about a month (and I didn't even go see her 2x a week sometimes due to scheduling); I am 75% better. What was the difference? Dan at SOL PT, used ART technique, cupping and some exercise. After the cupping, my shoulder pain was so bad that things I used to do, I couldn't do even and it never got to the point of how it was when I first walked in. Another words, I stopped when things got worse and not better after 6 weeks. Even when things were getting worse, Dan never changed the technique of treatment and just always went with the basic ART technique which I never felt that it was helping, period. Jessica at Renew PT, used manual therapy. She used various techniques such as deep massage therapy, graston technique, cupping, and some exercise. She had magical hands. She had me to some warm up exercise, and some exercise I was uncomfortable of doing because I knew it would blow my shoulder up. She did it to assess where I was at. Then, she went to work, working on my shoulder manually. Whether it be manual deep tissue massage, cupping, or graston, she made it feel better. When I walk out of there, I always felt so much better before I walked in. My friend who was a physical therapist kept telling me it was taking way too long to feel better and even the CrossFit trainers were telling me it was taking way too long to feel better. Everyone in the world was telling me the same thing but I didn't listen and kept going to see Dan. At SOL, there are aids that work with you for the exercise. At Renew, there are no aids that work with you. At SOL, the appointment is 30 minutes and you get to be with the physical therapist for about 10 minutes, then, exercise with aids. At Renew, the appointment is 40 minutes and you are with the physical therapist the entire time. I'm sure as my shoulder progresses, exercise will increase since I need to get the muscles stronger and manual therapy will be shorter but I have the comfort of knowing that if things go sideways, there's Jessica to rescue me. Dan is super smart and can diagnose what is wrong with your shoulder somewhat. However, he is limited to what he can do and that is ART and cupping. When you don't feel better after 2 weeks, it's time to seek someone else... read more

I previously did PT at Sol a few years ago and was satisfied with their service (thus the 2 stars, instead of 1); however, when I recently tried to make an appointment for a new injury I couldn't reach anyone. Several voicemails were left unanswered and when I erroneously received an email from their front desk meant for a different patient, I responded saying that there had been a mistake, "...but I would like to make an appointment for myself", which also never received a reply. I've since given up and sought service at FYZICAL, but I hope Sol does something about their administrative staff, as other reviews seem to confirm that this has been an ongoing issue for them. read more

I've been to several Physical therapists for endurance sports injuries over the years and Sol has by far been my least positive experience with PT. Sessions are really short (~30 minutes with the pt, then you get transferred to an assistant) and I feel like my therapist did not have a great understanding of all my injuries, and sometimes assigned workouts that exacerbated my injuries and that I could not do at home (due to lack of gym equipment). I would find another provider for PT if you're dealing with chronic sports injuries like I am. read more

SOL PT provides fantastic physical therapy for post orthopedic shoulder surgery. They are professional and encouraging and all seem to love what they do. My PT Devin, was excellent at listening to my concerns or setbacks, and tailoring a plan specifically to my needs. He was great at answering questions and being an ICU nurse, I asked a myriad of them. The office staff made it a breeze to schedule appointments at the beginning and also seem to like their jobs. An added bonus is designated parking next to the building. I have had physical therapy elsewhere and would return to SOL PT in the future is I require PT. Sue read more

I changed to SOL after feeling like another PT office was an assembly line, with many people doing similar exercises in the same room and five minutes at the end with the actual PT. At SOL, each PT has their own room, and that's where the visit starts - with addressing the pain. They worked on me for ten to 30 minutes, depending on what was needed. Then, like other PT's, they checked for my progress with at-home exercises, add or subtract from those exercises and send me on my way. I had twice-weekly visits. Mostly worked with David and Cory, both of whom seemed knowledgable and kind. David provided ART or MAT to get my inactive muscles to start firing again. Will go back as needed. read more

I have always had good success with physical therapy but, after a lower back injury, I doubted whether I would ever resume my active lifestyle. My Orthopedist suggested SOL Physical Therapy and my results feel miraculous - REALLY!! Though I started in Berkeley, the Piedmont location was closer to home so I switched. Braxton Shapiro assessed my situation and developed an achievable but rigorous set of strengthening and stretching routines that helped restore my body AND rebuild my self confidence. I worked regularly with him over a 4- 6 month period. I not only returned to my daily walks in the Oakland Hills, but, thanks to Braxton's coaching, I completed a rigorous multi day hiking trip. He even wrote out some stretches that I could do on long plane trips. He is a creative, caring soul. In fact, the whole SOL team is helpful and responsive. After noting my progress during a visit, Braxton asked if I had returned to my piano practice routine. I confessed that I hadn't. I was afraid of sitting for an hour on a bench with no back. Honestly, I had forgotten that I had told him that I played. He takes good notes! He encouraged me to try playing for a shorter amount of time and gradually build back to an hour. That process was achievable and it worked! It's hard to believe now how frightened I was when I started at SOL. I told Braxton that I could do a good TV ad about my experience. Hence, this YELP review! read more

I did not have a great experience here. The therapist seemed very inexperienced and there were a few times when there was confusion due to her language skills. I was there for hip pain but also have knee, back and SI joint arthritis. She asked me to do hip exercises which I knew would cause me back pain flare-ups, so I refused those. She obviously didn't believe me because she kept asking me, in subsequent visits, to do them. She tried to modify a few exercises so I could do them but they were so modified as to have little effect. She seemed locked into the official exercises on the SOL roster and reluctant to get creative and try any other exercises, even ones I suggested which had helped me in the past. The few exercises I was able to do had little effect. She seemed unaware of isometric exercise which has been so helpful to me in maintaining core strength. She finally said she couldn't help me and I left feeling I'd failed. In retrospect, a more experienced therapist could have communicated much better, helping me see, as she tried one thing after another, that it was too late for PT and time for surgery. After SOL, I figured out exercises I could do on my own and used them as Pre-hab for surgery, and they helped a great deal after hip surgery. But it would have helped much more if she had 1) been more creative and open-minded about which exercises to use, and 2) been experienced enough to say "it's not your fault, it's too late for PT, go back to the doctor and ask for surgery." Finally, I must add that PT is something of a racket. The SOL intake fee was over $400 to have a receptionist enter my data into the system and a 1-hour assessment by a therapist being paid $30 or $40 an hour. There was pressure to make a lot of appointments before the intake assessment, whether you needed them or not. They were happy to make the appointments on adjacent days, so you could not possibly have had time to progress between appointments. True, I did not have to pay any of the fees, but they do tax an already overloaded health-care system, causing insurance and Medicare premiums to rise, and pricing PT out of reach for the uninsured. read more

As someone who has seen PTs off and on over the last 18 years (dozens of different providers) - SOL Therapy is by far the best. Not just because of their professionalism and authentic care for each individual, but because of their approach. Many therapists rehab "by the book". But no ACL, no Labrum, no Limb, No Muscle is the same. Dan instructs his team to "listen to the patient" in order to really understand the underlying cause for the rehab, beyond just asking about "xyz" surgery. In this manner, the team designs a "customized" approach based on experience and not just want the "book says". Many Therapists say they do this, but few actually do. With this approach, I am finding that the treatment and the rehab results are more sustainable long term. This culture, along with the authenticity of everyone from Dan/Therapists to the trainers and to the administrative team make SOL one of a kind, and an entity i would recommend everyone to. From a simple injury, to something complex, SOL will transform your life. read more

SOL has provided excellent care to my 97 year old mother. She suffers from several back issues and Nick has been both caringly assertive in getting her to move more and develop better strength and balance, as well as being incredibly kind and solicitous. I understand why his schedule is so full, as he is great at his job and a true people-person. The staff are equally kind and helpful. Definitely recommend! read more

I was amazed at how quickly I felt better after seeing Dan at SOL Physical Therapy. I had been dealing with significant pain in my knee after running for almost a year and stretching wasn't helping. I was starting to fear that it was a more significant tear or something that was going to require surgery. Fortunately, after my initial session we were able to determine that it was most likely not a major injury, and after a few exercises to strength my hips I was already feeling significantly better. After just a few weeks the pain was gone and I was able to work with Dan on a strategy and exercise plan to continue to strengthen and improve the mobility in my hips and to prevent injury moving forward. I can't believe I avoided seeing someone and lived with the pain for a full year! I definitely recommend SOL and would trust them to help diagnose and resolve any future physical therapy issues if needed. read more

I've had foot and ankle issues for 12 years from a rolled ankle, broken bone, and botched surgery. I've tried most everything to fix what the first doctor screwed up from another from surgery to prolotherapy to acupuncture to massage to chiro and more. Although many of those helped, I was still in pain. And after I took another bad fall on my already hindered ankle, I tore a muscle and then I felt pretty doomed to have this issue rule my life. At 32, that was not an option I wanted to entertain. Ok, enough sap. SOL set me up with Dan Hirai who took in all the info from my past ankle issues + scan reports + his own evaluation and was realistically confident that he could help me out. Since I was such a complicated case to begin with, Dan took his time to listen to exactly how I was doing each session and gave me specific cues and exercises on how to rewire the decade of bad habits I developed because of the initial injury. I not only had an ankle issue, but I wasn't using my toes right, I wasn't engaging my glutes, I was constricting my foot to avoid pain, and more. Dan helped me work through all of that with incredible attention to detail, all while giving me homework so that I could make my results last. Now, four months later, my legs in general feel better than they have in years. My ankle is more opened up. When I do things that used to put me out for days with pain, I can now handle the soreness and work through it. I still have a ways to go, but without Dan and the rest of the SOL crew, I'd still barely be able to walk around the block and also unknowingly doing things that hindered my chance at normal ankle use. Also, after working with the primary therapist, I worked with someone else on exercises and review. I mostly worked with Brandon, and he has been really great in getting my squat form right and suggested some great feet exercises that have helped out a lot as well. Also, the front desk people, Chastity, Jaime, and Chevelle are welcoming and efficient. Now that you've read my novel, go see Dan and the team if you've got a leg injury. Thanks SOL! read more

The billing department staff are very unprofessional and lack knowledge about PPO insurance. They were lazy and refused to contact my insurance . I called numerous times and they had an elaborate story about my insurance which was totally untrue. Extremely frustrating look elsewhere or get a bill for covered services. read more

For the last 4 months I have been working with Dan, who has been very professional and extremely personable. After a difficult surgery last year I was living with constant pain, and he was able to quickly and efficiently address the issues I was experiencing. He has a positive attitude and tailors my sessions to help me stabilize and strengthen in ways that will better support my lifestyle. All of the assistant trainers are also very supportive and great to work with. The few times I have had to schedule with a different therapist, but they always come to the appointment prepared having read my file and ask additional questions to understand what I am dealing with as well as how I would like to improve. They really take their time to ensure you receive the best treatment and leave satisfied. Overall, the staff has been great to work with. A few times Kristen has helped me, and she is a younger therapist but also very professional and knowledgeable. I would also highly recommend working with her in addition to Dan. Everyone there listens to the feedback I provided as well as answer any questions I have brought to them. This has made my personal recovery much smoother to feel so much support from the team at SOL. The front desk is usually busy, but I have never waited more than a few minutes to schedule or take care of my copay. They are always very friendly and accommodating to my schedule. As I am a part-time student and work full-time, sometimes this can be difficult. But they have always managed to find a therapist to help me and I have maintained consistent visits since I started attending. Like anything else, sometimes it just takes a little advance planning. The other great benefit is that they have reserved parking spots available for patients, which can be a huge advantage in such a busy area. I would highly recommend SOL PT. read more

I highly recommend SOL. They follow all safety requirements and there's plenty of space for distancing. The staff is very professional and friendly and the check in process is seamless. They have ample parking on the adjacent lot. Also located in a trendy neighborhood where you can shop or eat. read more

Playing tennis, I had very serious knees injury. I could not walk longer than 10 minutes. My doctor recommended to do physical therapy at SOL. I was lucky to work with John Gusman at SOL-Piedmont, CA After working with John Gusman for 7 months, I am playing tennis again. John Gusman is incredibly knowledgeable and personable physical therapist who succeeded to allow me to continue to enjoy my passion, playing tennis. I recommend John Gusman for Physical Therapy needs. It was above my expectation. read more