As a boxer and a musician slinging a guitar, I needed physical therapy on my right shoulder and…read moreneck and along my right arm. Tori helped me get back to normal through her expertise on targeted exercises to rebuild the affected muscles and nerves. She has a wonderful personality and expansive knowledge of physical therapy. I highly recommend her, as well as Ponderosa Physical Therapy, for anyone needing this service.

When I first confirmed the doctor referral to Ponderosa Physical Fitness, I told them I do NOT go…read moreonline with my cellphone and I do not want nor need several reminder notifications - duly noted but then it started: Text: 9/14/2025, 9/15, 9/16 Email: 7/30, 9/14, 9/15 (2), 9/16 (2) Totaling nine notifications for one appointment I tried to do the sign up as asked but it wanted me to create an account and send me a code - I do NOT do codes. Probably wanted me to scan my cards and send them in. What happened to the old fashioned way of asking for cards, putting them in the system and handing the cards back at the appointment? That's what a receptionist gets paid to do. I received a notification that I owed $50 for appointment cancellation. I explained my position and got snapped at so I hung up. Then I received a text telling me I can go online to pay the $50. NO ONE SEEMS TO UNDERSTAND THAT I DO NOT GO ONLINE WITH MY CELLPHONE. This added insult to injury...

A couple years ago my husband went to A and A and loved it. The owner was an older gentleman and…read morehis therapist Sharice was wonderful. When I needed physical therapy I asked my doctor to send the referral to A and hearddidnt get a call so nearly 2 weeks after the referral was sent, I called. I called after hiurs expecting a voicemail when a woman answered, HELLO? Co fused, i asked if I had the wrong number. She casually said, nope. I explained myself and she said she'd call me the next day. Over a week went by and no call. So I called over the weekend and left a message asking g for a call back first thing Monday to let me know why they hadn't called and if they just didn't want my business. By noon they still hadn't called, so I asked my doctor to send the referral elsewhere. 3:45pm rolls around aand I get a call. It's the same woman, I assume the new owner. Sbe identified herself and I said yes. She then said, do you even want to talk to me? I was surprised, expecting an apology and an expla action. Since she offered none, I told her I had found someone else. Without a beat, apology or any concern st all, she said OK and hung up. That is just not how you do business ess if you intend to maintain a client base and a good reputation. There are a lot of physical therapists in Nevada County. This is one I wont even consider in the future.

This is the best place ever! I lost my leg in April, got my prostetic leg in June, and am walking…read morewith a cane now in November. Walt is great.

I am completely happy with the treatment I've received at Body Logic. I recently had a reverse…read moreshoulder replacement surgery. The shoulder is a very complex joint! Dr. Haley Anderson has been brilliant in her course of treatment. She can massage the delicate shoulder muscles painlessly! Exercises have been easy to follow, and once used at home, show marked progress. I'm amazed how the flexibility and usefulness are returning. Body Logic has an excellent reputation in our community. I think the key to success is to schedule early (they're busy) and do those exercises at home!

I do not recommend Body Logic. I use to love Body Logic but it has switched owners and wow I will…read morenever return here. I only went twice and not only was it a waste of time, the PT which I will not name, couldn't figure out what was wrong with my knee but did give me exercises to complete during PT and the same at home which completely aggravated my knee and made the pain much worse. Even after calling the PT after the first visit with my concern of increased pain, I returned the second time without much, if any, change to what was done the first time. Luckily, I found a great PT in Nevada City and was diagnosed correctly on my first visit and given excellent care that has resolved the issue.

So grateful. Friendly staff. Efficient booking. Clean office. Great care. Simon is fantastic.read more

Terrible experience. Injured body parts hat were not referred by the doctor for treatment. The…read morenext one insisted on working on other things that my doctors were treating. I had to walk out. I went in for one thing and they just could not do it.

This is my second time at Abbey Physical Therapy. This time I requested this provider due to the…read morelife-saving care with herniated disc's in 1993. The office is delightful to visit, not so much an old-folks assembly line. Great patient-privider connection, enjoyable, a laugh, story or two. Walt's been a pain-reducing-life-saver!!

Walt saved my life--I was in severe, really SEVERE pain (life alterating) and in 8 sessions and…read morehome excercise that I will continue to do--I am happy and pain free. I can drive, work and hike--which I was not able to do previous to my PT sessions with Walt. Extremely grateful.

Therapist listened and entire staff was friendly and helpful. The quality of care was excellent…read more I was with Phil Anderson who was super helpful and professional. He was the owner and has since sold, but my husband goes to the new owner and I had him once and want to book more appointments with him. James Balch is his name.

I am currently being treated for a shoulder replacement. I have been treated by both Jeremy and…read moreJames. Both are focused and friendly in their demeanor. The listen in a way that makes me feel unique, not just "another shoulder replacement" person. The office is uncluttered and just feels efficient. The Grass Valley/Nevada City area has several very good physical therapy offices from which to choose. Over the years of sports injuries, I've sampled several excellent office. I would rate Anderson at the top. Elsewhere, by comparison, I've felt like, to some extent, I've received "cookie cutter" treatment. Anderson's treatment feels more personal.

I had a work-related accident in 2022 that led to three surgeries and years of physical therapy…read more For the past four years, I was shuffled between many physical therapists--some were adequate, others were pretty good--but none compared to the exceptional care I received at Radius Physical & Sports Rehab. In other PT clinics, I was assigned a single specialist. At Radius, I had an entire exceptional crew. They were kind, courteous, knowledgeable, personable yet professional, and incredibly competent. The business model is excellent: you're first assigned a chiropractic doctor who oversees your care and does a body-mind-spirit check-in at every visit. In my case, that was Dr. Austin Van Poole--a highly trained, knowledgeable, and deeply intuitive Doctor of Chiropractic with truly magic hands and a gentle, inquisitive nature. After a hands-on assessment in his office, he would take me out to the floor and hand me off to Eric and Nick, a couple of fun-loving health enthusiasts you can't help but like (and even admire). The three of them would have a quick discussion about my progress, and Dr. Van Poole would direct them on whether to focus on stretching, strengthening, or soothing, depending on where I was in my recovery. These guys are hands-on in the trenches--pushing you when you need it and giving you hope when you've lost it. Even the receptionist doubles as a cheerleader. You really couldn't be in better hands. When I first arrived at Radius, right after my third surgery, I was a mess: in constant pain, with severely limited range of motion and a miserable attitude. The road to recovery was long, with days of despair where I thought I'd never feel whole again. But where others had fallen short, this team guided me through the hardest parts and brought me back far beyond what I had hoped for. Yesterday was my last day, and I have to admit--I'm already missing those guys. Two stretched-and-strengthened, limber thumbs up for this awesome team!

Dr. Dickerson of Radius is a knowledgeable, kind and dedicated professional who really goes the…read moreextra mileS to help you. I would highly recommend Dr. Dickerson and his staff . You are in capable and perfect hands.

I've had an amazing experience there I truly couldn't have asked for a better doctor. They're…read moreincredibly kind and treat you like family, always making time to fit me in when I need it.

I've been in pain since June with a partial rotator cuff tear... and pain is a a huge motivator to…read morefind someone that can help you! My experience was that my primary provider was unable to give me tools or treatments that would actually heal me... Medication will suppress the pain receptors... And they worked well to numb me out... But did nothing to heal the actual injury. Due to nerve dysfunction caused from right rotator cuff surgery from another doctor in September 2024 I am not willing to undergo any surgical interventions for my left shoulder. Luckily, I found a practitioner in line with what my desires are and I found him right in my backyard in Grass Valley, California. Dr. Joel Richnak at Mountain View Rehabilitation is a godsend!. My appointment started with a very thorough history... He showed me my x-ray report and the actual x-ray from Sutter, which was never shown to me before and told me what he saw... This was followed by an ultrasound, which showed a partial tear of the supraspinatus tendon. Which was what I thought... His recommended one treatment of PRP injections (20 tubes worth OMG) and physical therapy with other modalities that his practice offers. He said typically only one treatment is needed... With the end result being in 4 to 6 months. Since I am still recovering from the nerve dysfunction caused from my right rotator cuff surgery after over a year I am learning patience, lol and I am in it for the long game! Dr. Rick is compassionate, number one... But also thorough and an expert in his field, which was very important to me with my background in critical care nursing at Sutter Roseville Medical Center. I am leaving my appointment with a sense of Hope and I haven't felt that in a long time... I promised him I would be a good patient... Since nurses sometimes aren't lol but I want to live my best life now that we have 12 beautiful acres in our new home or Grass Valley, California. Our community here is amazing and I hope to pay it forward so to speak and educate people on what my experience has been. If you struggle with muscle or tendon pain or dysfunction, this is a place to come! Highly recommend!

Frank is an amazing Physical Therapist, he takes very serious measures, and attention to detail. He…read moreis the best physical therapist I have ever had highly recommend him! As well as the staff in the building they are all very friendly, organized, and super professional! Everyone I have seen have been taken care of to the best of the best care! Love this place and everybody that works here!

Burger Physical Therapy in Grass Valley is absolutely stellar. The best in the area by far, and I…read morehave been to many physical therapists over the years. This is the first place I can actually say that I leave feeling much better than I did when I walked in. I have been an endurance athlete who really pushed, and messed up my body. Then I developed Psoriatic Arthritis (an autoimmune disease), and had also experienced several fractures over the years doing stupid things. I secretly thought I was the king of pain for a while, and that pain was just something I was going to have to live with. UC Davis did some wonderful procedures that helped with the pain, but still it persisted. Until now. Frank is a professional to beat all professionals, in my book. He knows his stuff, and I know he does. I'm a former I.S.S.A. personal trainer, and licensed veterinary technician, as well as former mortician. My point with that mini resume is that with all those occupations, I had to study human anatomy, kinesiology, and biology and often I have known more about the human body than some of these so called pros in other physical therapy establishments. I know how to help myself, and what muscles, and processes are involved in my injuries in a lot of instances, but when I don't, Frank does! I felt so good after a few sessions, that my goal of being able to be steady, and in shape enough to start working out again was met, and Frank said I was free to do so, but start out very slow. But I felt so good, I didn't follow his advice, and just started running after a decade of not. I ran five miles! Two days later I did it again! Next week, same deal. I ran 20 miles in two weeks after being sedentary from illness and injury for a decade! How cool is that? Except, the uncool part, is that I didn't follow Frank's advice, and did not start out slow -- I went from zero to sixty in a day-- so I developed shin splints. It was such a painful condition, it sent me to the E.R. Three steps forward and two steps back. That's where I was. So back to Frank I go, and I was limping when I did. He performed some excellent manipulation, and did some myofascia releasing, massage, and kinetic tapping, and guidance in exercises to stabilize and improve mobility, and to ease pain. This morning I limped into the office, and today I walked out like a healthy 25 year old. (I'm 59). I am incredibly happy with the results. Frank rocks like no physical therapist has rocked before. I cannot recommend this physicality, and especially the work of Frank, enough. You owe it to yourself or loved one to get the very best, and the very best is Frank at Burger Physical Therapy.