If you have an injury and are in need of physical therapy, I would highly recommend Sheila Burth…read morefrom SportsPT in Manlius. She has successfully helped me with a hip injury, bad back and most recently recovery from shoulder surgery. Each injury, she would start out by asking me what my goals were and then explain the exercises and what they would accomplish. Throughout every therapy session, she provided positive encouragement, explained any new exercise and laughed at my jokes (even when they weren't funny).

I saw an amazing physical therapist here, Julie. She was wonderful. But the front desk here is a…read morenightmare. One of the two receptionists is not just mean but I would say abusive, and punitive. She is the reason I am no longer with this practice. And since she is one of two gatekeepers she pretty much IS the practice. I can't recommend the practice at all, though Julie is an excellent therapist.

I have been receiving PT from this group for over a year with tremendous success. Each member of…read morethe staff have taken time to explain the treatments, assist with setting up exercise equipment, and demonstrating their sincerity with encouragement throughout the session. Outstanding PT group.

Expect to pay through the nose at this facility! After months of asking for a bill, it took at…read moreleast 5 months to receive a bill ( still only part of the bill). They charge the same amount for every session even though once given exercises to do on my own, I was with a therapist for about 10 minutes for a $240 charge each time. While the therapists I worked with were good, I have found better for much less!

My father was a rehab patient for 72hrs at this facility for a brain hemorrhage. In 72 hours under…read moretheir care, he fell out of bed 7 times two of those times he was rushed to Upstate ER. The Grand never notified his wife that he was being treated at the ER either time. This place is unsafe. Unprofessional and needs to be reported to the health department. Do NOT send your loved one here.

Room had no heat source of its own and was always cold. Food was terrible and usually cold. How…read moredoes a soggy tuna fish sandwich, a plate of plain cooked white rice, and a bowl of discolored fruit with dried out whipped cream constitute a healthy meal? Hospital recommended physical therapy to improve my mother's strength before going home. Therapists were mostly good, but putting together children's jigsaw puzzles doesn't build strength. Meds were not given on a tight schedule, and some doses were missed. No one wears a name tag. Will never use this facility again, and will never recommend it to others.

Great physical therapy! One on one treatment, where you're not herded like cattle. I have been to…read morethe "big" physical therapy offices in the Syracuse area. If you like being passed around to a different therapist at every visit, go there. If you like someone to give you personal service, TSA Physical Therapy is where you should go.

I recently woke up with a pain in my neck. I thought I just had a bad night of sleep, but the pain…read morepersisted. Eventually, it started to creep down into my shoulder blades, arm and chest. My doctor diagnosed a pinched nerve and suggested I try physical therapy. I had a difficult time finding a physical therapist. After striking out with several PT places on my health insurance network site, I finally landed at TSA Physical Therapy. They accepted my insurance, were close to my work and had appointment hours after 5 PM, which I was looking for so I didn't have to take time off for work. They were very friendly and helpful when I originally called for information as well, so I decided to give them a try. There are two doctors at TSA, Amy Vandreason and Troy Andrews. I was paired with Troy, who has been a practicing Physical Therapist in the Syracuse area for over 25 years. His experience encompasses over 30 years in the fields of sports medicine, orthopedic rehab and exercise science. He received a BS in Physical Therapy from Upstate Medical University and a BS in Exercise Science from Cortland State. TSA is in a small strip mall in East Syracuse. I arrived a couple minutes early, met Troy at the front desk, turned in my new patient forms, and filled our a questionnaire about my pain. I was brought back to a table where Troy asked a couple other questions about my pain, the location, and whether certain things made it worse or helped. I laid down on the table and Troy used several different massage techniques to not only relieve my pain, but adjust other parts of my body that were making up for the pain I was dealing with. The appointment was only around 45 minutes and by the end, I was no longer in pain and Troy gave me a couple exercises to do at home to get my body back to working the way it's supposed to. Troy was very friendly and very informative and explained everything that he was doing and why. He was able to pinpoint exactly where my pain was and what muscles were affected quickly and seemed very knowledgeable about my exact injury. When I told him my pain was gone, he did not pressure me into a follow up appointment as some places have been known to do, and basically told me to do my exercises, and if I felt I NEEDED another appointment, to contact him. I'd definitely recommend their services and will go back if I ever need any sort of physical therapy in the future.