Greg and Jason - the owners of the Evolve office on E74 are well experienced PTs. They are…read moreattentive and cater to my needs and requests. For example, they work with me in scheduling routine appointments around my work and school schedule. When my schedule changed and needed to reschedule, the team worked with me to reschedule. Additionally, the physical plan was revised according to my condition at the time. Katie (DPT)- she is the best! Positive, motivating, and knowledgeable. She took care of me during my 8-month recovery. Jillian (DPT) - she is knowledgeable and gifted. It was a pleasure working with her. David - he provided practical tips to help with balance my daily routine and work. Lynn, Brianna and others- they are wonderful and bring peace and harmony to the practice. Overall, I had many obstacles after the surgery; however, thanks to the team, they made me feel stronger after each session and I want to thank them for their hard work. Disclosure: This review has been posted one year after my surgery. It based on my personal experience and It's not a paid review. I posted it on google and yelp.

I have been coming to Evolve off and on for several years for a variety of issues and they have…read morebeen fantastic each and every time. The whole team is extremely knowledgeable and efficient - they are my first call whenever I am in need of PT! I have also referred several friends and colleagues and they have all had excellent experiences with the whole team. Most recently, Katie and Kyle helped get me in good enough condition to complete the NYC marathon in only several weeks - seeing me twice a week and prescribing at-home exercises to get me through the race. While I hope I can work through my issues to graduate from consistent visits, I know I'm in great hands whenever I'm there.

I've been coming to Spear weekly for my sessions, mainly for strengthening my core. I get a full 50…read moremins or so with my main PT, which I really like. My first few sessions I was always handed off to a technician, which I did not like at all. However the last few sessions I had was with my PT. My session times now are usually before noon so that probably is why, it's not too crazy busy but still full. My PT is attentive and will now move me up in resistance! Super exited about that! Location is clean and has lockers to put all my winter gear. Really enjoy my weekly sessions!

I have arthritis in my hip and was advised to try PT before…read more seeing a surgeon. After an evaluation I went to the upper east side location and was treated by Nicholas. 2ND AVE and 84st. After he pulled and stretched my leg I went home and experienced the most painful cramping I have ever experienced. I thought I was having a heart attack. I went back thinking I wasn't hydrated. The same happened the 2nd time when I hydrated. My wife convinced me to continue. The third time I cramped at the facility and left after Nicholas applied heat to the cramped hip with no relief I limped home and took pain medication to relieve the cramping. His methods were aggressive and thoughtless. There was no call or follow-up.

Great place to go if you have been suffering from dizziness for a long time and tried other…read morephysical therapists and they didn't help. Nathan was the man , great guy.

Dr. Ellery Russian and her associates and staff are first rate. Capable, caring and patient…read morecentric. We are grateful to have found them. Kudos!!

I was sent there for a week of rehab after a week at New York Presbyterian hospital. I found the…read moreplace adequate, nothing more. Unfortunately, they kept me there for twelve days, the last five were unnecessary in my opinion. The place is immaculately clean and well maintained. The rehab program is very good. The food is ghastly. They also put me on the wrong diet and I couldn't change it. (It didn't matter since the food was so bad I barely ate; thank goodness my wife came to visit every day and brought me lunch.) Nursing is hit or miss. The nursing aids are very nice and do their jobs well; however, it often took almost an hour for them to answer the call bell. Timely treatments were often as much as two hours late. I had to have a procedure every six hours (catheterization) and more than once a nurse actually didn't know how to do it.

Horrible place..Under staffed dirty full of Covid -19 and flu. Nurses try but many are dismissive…read moreand rude; I feel bad for the CNAs and support staff because they try their best; poor communication from social services as they never return calls cant a hold of anyone for information horrible owners and administration. Its a wonder NY state doesnt shut them down PTA was pretty good and caring and so was the OTA but never got to speak with the PT overseeing my friends care..who was a fall risk and never received an assessment for falls. Very sad Shame on the owners..its a for profit; obvious corporate greed at play

I'm an out-of-towner, and snagged a last-minute appointment with "any therapist" and was lucky to…read morebe assigned Isabella. I'm a 55 year-old female who gets regular massages for the over-50 aches and pains. She asked me if I had any areas of concern and then got down to it. She has a lot of confidence and used quick, medium + pressure strokes. It felt like a massage and a half. About 5 min in, she asked if the pressure was ok. I said it was good but that in a couple of places it was intense. She encouraged me to breathe through those wince-y areas. I'm sure she felt tight fascia when she felt through the sheet at the massage's onset. She spent quality time on my forearms, wrists and hands which I appreciated. She did my feet excellently. Some massages don't include feet. She ended with some lovely scalp and temple strokes and some ear tugging, and my only sadness is that I didn't book her for 90 minutes

As someone who knows a LOT about massage therapy and human anatomy, I would rate my experience here…read more"okay", but there were certain dealbreakers that would make me never come back again. I am hoping my review can help them improve and get better. Pros: 1) Rooms and sheets are clean and hygienic. 2) My calves are feeling looser. Cons: 1) The two massage therapists did not introduce themselves to me or my partner, and did not even know our names. In the massage therapy field, this is poor professionalism. 2) They did not perform any intake or interview. They wanted to start working without inquiring about what we wanted to focus on, and completely ignored asking about our health or injury history. This type of negligence not only worsens the quality of a massage session, but also increases the risk of injury. I had to stop my massage therapist from starting so that I can explain my needs. When both my partner and I specified what areas we wanted to work on, both therapists seemed confused. 3) Major dealbreaker: My massage therapist brushed against my genitals maybe 4-5 times. I knew it was not sexual in any way, however, this is a mistake that should NEVER happen during a massage performed by any therapist licensed in New York State. The draping around my genitals was also poor; the draping came off easily and made it easy for her to brush her hand against my underwear between my thighs. 4) I requested a Deep Tissue massage. Instead, I received what I would describe a Swedish style massage with quick movements but with more depth. In contrast, Deep Tissue is supposed to be slow and deep. 5) My massage therapist did not have a good understanding of anatomy, which made me wonder if she was licensed. In NY state, a solid foundation in muscle anatomy is a MUST for licensure. For example, I requested work on my piriformis while lying face down, and she said that we will work on it when I am face up. The problem? The piriformis is a muscle in your buttock. You can only work on it when a client is face down. After I pointed to my piriformis, she then proceeded to work on my hip/buttock area in random spots, completely missing my piriformis muscle. For any massage therapist, this is a VERY important muscle to know, as it contributes to a lot of back pain and can also cause sciatica. I am surprised that a massage therapist at an establishment that also does physical therapy had no idea how to find or release this muscle. 6) Twice, my massage therapist tried to work on a ligament, and both times I had to stop her. For those who don't know: Massaging ligaments is dangerous, as it can stretch out the ligaments and cause joint instability. You should only have your muscles and tendons massaged, NOT ligaments. My partner also received a stretch that was dangerous for his shoulder. Overall, I would not recommend this place. There are so many more qualified massage therapists in NYC!

Was unable to get my DPT to use firm pressure. Felt like we were having personal check-ins rather…read morethan pt sessions so I discontinued after 6 session. Over two years after services were delivered, Clutch has started harassing me for an outstanding repayment they missed to inform me about. My advice for new customers is to understand your insurance and how they intend to collect so you don't end up in the situation that I have. Cannot recommend.

My kids, ages 12 and 14, have been going to Clutch for small class strength and conditioning…read moreworkouts all year and it has been a really great way to get stronger. They are staffed by physical therapists and they focus on mobility/prehab, strength training, speed and agility work that athletes need for their individual sports. My kids are well conditioned and have not injured themselves since attending their weekly workouts with Coach Ken!

I have been coming here since January 2025. I enjoy coming here every two days of the week…read more My therapist name is Dr Yasser. He is kine and friendly and very gentle. The staff are helpful and friendly. Great adjustments

I've been going to iMove office for the various PT treatments in the past few years now and was…read moreoriginally recommended by my Orthopedic doctor. Dr. Yasser Elbanna is a great find; he is compassionate, knowledgeable and caring. I've since shared his Info to my friends and they all feel the same way about him. The office setup is efficient and the staffs are friendly and welcoming.

He's a wizard with knees. I had issues with both and an orthopedist recommended surgery. Thanks to…read moreJustin, I didn't have to have surgery, and both knees are fine.

Justin G. was my PT and I couldn't have been happier. Unlike my doctor, he took the time to walk…read moreme through not only what my injury was, but what it meant. He is incredibly knowledgable of his field and I knew I could trust him from the first day. This was also a great experience for me because Justin is just such a rad dude. So laid back, insanely nice, and easy to talk to. I have since had another PT (because I was seeing Justin as he was leaving another company to work on his own practice - paradigm) and it was not the same experience. Not to say the PT wasn't good, it's just that Justin is unrivaled, in my opinion. Go see him, you won't regret it!

I did half a year of physical therapy with Maurizio after ACL surgery. Maurizio is fantastic:…read moreknowledgeable, super nice, encouraging, and most importantly, effective. I feel stronger than I ever have. I've learned so much about the importance of strength training, exercise, flexibility and staying consistent. I also had a lot of fun in the process as Maurizio makes something arduous actually enjoyable. I would highly recommend him to anyone looking for a physical therapist - he is a total pro

My 13 year old son got little league arm from pitching. Maurizio was the best! He successfully…read morebuilt up his strength from the core and legs and even showed my son better pitching movement. This not only cured his arm but successfully earned him a no hitter! We cannot thank Maurizio enough!

I met with Staci L feeling like I was at a PT/OT plateau in my stroke rehab. It was the first time…read morein weeks I felt like my care was the priority. She did a thorough evaluation of my mobility and strength and designed a regimen for me to follow, walking me through each exercise while explaining their importance for my recovery. I sent this email to her the day after our appointment... "After dealing with the hospital, 2 in-patient rehab centers, and the current runaround with health insurance and trying to set up out-patient OT/PT, working with you is like a breath of fresh air. You came with lots of questions and listened to what I felt has been lagging or still difficult and in a short time made a custom exercise regimen for me to follow. I left feeling so energized. I just finished day one. What a workout! If everyone in medicine treated their patients like you do the world would be a much better place."

Scheduled an appointment (annoying experience, had to get a PCP referral, had to manually schedule…read moreover the phone) -- would prefer to just book online. 20 mins before my appointment I get an automated email saying the appointment has been canceled. Nobody reached out to explain why. I asked them if it had been canceled and they say yes and just asked me to reschedule.