I highly recommend Ried Physical Therapy, I have chronic back and neck pain along with several…read moreauto immune conditions. The moment I walked in the door, I felt welcome from the front office staff to the therapists who worked with me. They really listen to any concerns you may have, and work gently with you. They genuinely care about your progress and well being, cheering you on to help reach your goals.

For the last few years I have had a problem with paralysis of one of my vocal cords causing my…read morevoice to be extremely raspy. My speech therapist recommended Ried Physical Therapy as a partner to the work she was doing with me and it has helped me tremendously! I have been going to Ried PT for a month and a half and my voice is just about back to normal now. The raspiness is practically gone and I sound like the old me now. Who would have thought that physical therapy for my throat was possible but it worked in conjunction with the speech therapy I was receiving. Dr. Ried and all of his staff are great and I highly recommend them. If I could give more than 5 starts, I would.

This is a wonderful facility. Dr. Oswalt is both friendly and highly professional, and the…read moreprocedure he performed on my legs completely resolved my wrist‑related symptoms. His support staff is efficient, kind, and makes every visit easy and comfortable.

Oswalt spent about 2 minutes with me. But... staff is wonderful…read more I had some issues after initial treatments. Staff spent a lot of time making sure they knew problems. They performed additional treatments. Follow-ups scheduled at time of visit.

A relatively simple procedure has gone very badly~ given moderate discomfort in my left knee…read more It has been over six weeks since my cortisone injection. To be generous, perhaps they do not have the expertise to diagnose psoriatic arthritis, but bringing records of my history were ignored. Career-related, have had cortisone injections many times. This residual pain will not go away because it is now nerve damage. Have found good care elsewhere and now seeing a Reumatologist for psoriatic arthritis.. medication should help and my new Orthopedist has prescribed p/t stressing surgery will make this worse and not better. "Don't let anyone suggest surgery." In requesting records, the TxH&K doctor did call back and he is sorry. No suggestion of p/t and I do not take prescription pain killers. For colder days have used a cane or a walker sporatically. Hoping I am not totally dependent on walking aids moving forward. Additional X-rays at my current Orthopedist indicate both knees are the same in terms of moderate arthritis.. clearly nerve damage to my left knee.. Whether their staff has medical training I do not know.

Dr. Joel Dennison was my surgeon. Great bedside manner, great results from surgery. I am VERY…read morepleased.

This was my 2nd treatment cycle for two different ailments at Physiologic - I recommend them (in…read moreAledo or Weatherford) for any ailment you may have - I suspect they can fix it! I was treated first for a complete Knee replacement (post-Op care) and secondly a year later for partially torn rotator cuff. Not only was their physical therapy excellent and most importantly, successful, but the pleasant and relaxed atmosphere at their facility erases any anxiety anyone might ever have! By my observation, all of the therapists there are excellent, but I've now worked with both Phil and Sydney and give them a hearty applause!!

I had been to two other PTs with difficulty walking after a serious illness. Neither one really…read morehelped me. Lee Pena, DPT correctly diagnosed my problem and concentrated my therapy on those muscle groups that needed strengthening. I limped in wearing a hinged knee brace and using a cane. I walked out about three months later using neither. Great, EXPERT, compassionate care.

My doctor, Damond Blueitt, is an excellent physician. His quality of care and treatment of both…read moreknees have been outstanding. This facility has the most updated equipment especially in imaging. Definitely recommend him.

Dr. Blueitt was our doctor for my shin stress fracture. His bedside manner is decent, pretty…read morethorough, a bit serious, but hey, as long as the doctor is thorough and knowledgeable, that's what matters. He ordered an MRI since I'm a competitive athlete and needed to know the extent of the injury. Then his assistant called me with "results" that were very vague; I had questions she couldn't answer, and they don't do "follow-ups" to go over results. What? I had to request the follow-up by complaining, then they finally got me in. During the follow-up, he explained the extent of the injury and what it meant (how long I would have to offload, physical therapy, etc.). He stated his team would get back to me immediately to refer me to a physical therapy/rehab place he recommended. Well, that call never came. It's been 2 months, and they never followed through, not even to see how I was doing- nothing. I moved from out of state, and the doctors I had in high school and college always followed through with PT and checked in to see how the injured patient/athlete was doing. Zilch. Needless to say, we switched providers to a completely different group in Fort Worth. What a difference! I would never come back here again; so disappointing. I was in so much pain; I expected such a large office that bills so much to insurance to do their job. Maybe they are not very passionate about their careers, but it all comes down to the staff/people you hire and how they are trained. Dr. Blueitt is equally responsible for not following through. Oh, and he lied to us and said he had tried to call our phone numbers- total lie. We answer our phone all the time and had no missed calls after the MRI, which is when we complained that no one called to go over the results, since it was indeed a stress fracture. Avoid this place like the plague if you want thorough, professional care.

This is a great place. If your doctor is considering putting you on pain management, these people…read moreare compassionate, professional, and will help you through the storm. Living with pain sucks, but getting help from people like these makes the experience all the better. I hope you're living healthy and doing well, but if not then perhaps these folks can help you.

All the doctors are pleasant but pain management PA need an attitude adjustment need pain…read moremanagement PA replacement

I see Tim Ratino, I've had my back blocks with pretty good…read moresuccess, but as I get older pain medicine works a little bit better than the block right now I'm having a whole lot of problems with my shoulder. I'm not going to see Tim ?? Ratino ?? on 4 May 2026. I've already had a block done on it. It didn't work very well, so we're gonna try something new. I'll let you know how that goes but so far I've been seeing Dr. Ratino for over 10 years I believe and I've always had pretty good success.

Dr Boothby is the best. He's repaired both of my rotator cuffs and thanks to him and the PT team,…read moreI'm fully recovered. From scheduling to surgical experience to follow up to PT - and everything in between, it was a wonderful experience. There is a wait at times so if you're in a hurry, book first appointment after lunch or first thing in the morning. Dr Boothby is thorough and I believe he's a teacher at heart - as such, he educates clients. He'll take time with you too so just relax and prepare to wait. He's worth it.

I do t think this office has any regard for people's time. I arrived for my appointment early and…read morewaited 30 mins in the waiting room. I approached the front desk and asked what time my appointment was because I had been waiting for 30 mins. When I was told my appt time was 30 mins over due I was told there were still two patients ahead of me. I sat down and waited another 15 mins, I then went and told the desk clerk to annotate my chart as not seen due to doctor availability. They didn't even offer to reschedule my appt. In fact they didn't even care that I would be seen. I am now without a prescription, PT referral and still in pain. Don't think I'll be returning.