Camarillo Physical Therapy is by far the best in Camarillo. I had a torn hamstring in 12/24 and the…read moretherapy I received elsewhere was not helpful. At Camarillo Physical Therapy I am finally getting strength training work and it is making a great difference. The therapists are very professional. The office is friendly and efficient. Strongly recommend.

The therapists were good but the office staff are not great and get rude when you question them for…read morenot doing their job. There are far more superior facilities with far superior care. I'm glad I chose a different facility to continue my treatment.

I'm very grateful with the physical therapy group in Camarillo…read more My gratitude to the therapist Tim and Brian with the lovely and caring assistant Alyssa. I am feeling better. I highly recommend this group.c4

Exceptional service! They didn't deviate from what my doctor ordered, so 100% of the time they…read morewere addressing my needs without any of the 'fillers' other places put you through. They took great care to make sure I didn't experience any pain during my treatment. They are both knowledgeable and friendly!

1-Star Review I…read morerecently had a total knee replacement and am reviewing the administrative experience only. Before surgery, I waited about 30 minutes in the office to schedule my post-op appointment. The receptionist was working alone and clearly overwhelmed, trying to manage phones, scheduling, and the front desk in what appeared to be an understaffed office. After surgery, I called three times the next day to adjust my appointment time. Each call resulted in being placed on hold for several minutes before disconnecting. When I finally reached someone days later, I was told the schedule was fully booked and no changes were possible. I've lived in Camarillo for over 40 years and used this practice many times when it was owned and managed by George Erb, with consistently excellent service. I never experienced anything like this in the past. Based on my recent experience, the office appears severely understaffed, communication is poor, and this is not a practice I would recommend in its current state.

I did physical therapy here with Meagan. She is very creative. I also worked with a few of her…read moreassistants I am blanking on the names. But very thorough. Nice techniques for stretching afterwards. There is a room for assessing you on the initial visit. You start on the stationary bike to warm up. Then you do your exercises. I liked that it was close to me. Parking seemed okay. However, it is a good idea to come early ish, since it is next to a gym and has a tendency to fill up. The waiting room seemed good. The front desk has two windows and the people who do the scheduling and work the phones are very nice.

I was pleased with my assessment by the intern and Ben but one of their tables is all torn up on…read morethe top. Looks very unprofessional. Can't they afford a new table?

I couldn't get past the little snot that answers the phone. The more professional and friendly…read morereceptionists that usually answer the phone were gone. I had to go in to bring paperwork and she couldn't look up from her phone to even say hello. Shes very rude! I didnt want to have deal with her every time I come so I canceled my appt and im going to another facility.

I am grateful for the team at Cal Rehab. I have gone to different clinic before seeing Bret and…read moreCorey and did not get the same care. I went in for a torn meniscus on my left knee. The care I had a Cal Rehab was focused on what would better my health and what would get me back to my every day self. I have highly recommended personally the staff at Cal Rehab to family, friends and coworkers. The techniques Bret and Corey used were complimentary and helpful. From the manual therapy which included joint mobilization, and cupping, has been making my journey to recovery easier. The team's goal is for me to go back to live a normal life and not be a perpetual client. Everyone who has asked what has helped me, I mention Cal Rehab.

Working with both Brett and Cory has been a true blessing. Brett takes the extra time for hand on…read moretherapy that is needed for my injury. They have both prioritized all my needs and i could ask for better people.

Jeff and staff are are AMAZING!!!! The minute you walk into the office you can feel the positive…read morevibes. No doubt them positive vibes carry over to the therapy room. Jeff, helped my son get better (much sooner than expected) and heal from a hamstring injury. He is super knowledgeable and very kind with his patients. Trust is big in the medical industry and he is sure one to trust with your needs. Thank you Jeff and staff we are so grateful for the care. God Bless You All, Magaña Fam.

The owner, Jeff Nichols, is arrogant and terrible! I went there for a hamstring partial tear and…read morethe therapy was not at all helpful. It consisted of laying on a heating pad and some stimulation which I can do at home. After this waste of time and money, I have gone elsewhere where a wonderful therapist ACTUALLY worked with me the entire time to strengthen my hamstrings which is what I needed. Also, I have never been to a place where they demand your credit card when your therapy is covered by insurance. When I told them I was never returning, they started charging my card. STAY AWAY!! There are so many better options in Camarillo. Hilarious that the owner Jeff responded with my first review that I was non compliant! How insecure is that!!

I was recommended to Dr. Derek Taylor at CVPT after my doctor prescribed PT for lower left back…read morepain in the L3/4/5 areas. I easily made an appointment on the phone, and was pleased to find a clean, casual, comfortable facility. Derek met me and we discussed what I thought I needed, and he gave me a thorough evaluation and examination, before we started to work on a variety of simple yet effective excercise routines, plus his physical manipulation of my spine and lower back area. As things progressed, and pain became much more manageable, he added additional activities to make sure all the areas were covered. My regimen also includes home exercises to continue and maintain the progress. Initially fearing I'd need surgery; I was pleasantly amazed to find out that my pain diminished to near nothing after a month or two; the additional therapists and helpers at the facility are also top notch and very courteous and professional. It's now been about six months since I began working with CVPT and have transitioned ("graduated") to home exercise maintenance only. Derek and anyone I've encountered at CVPT rank as thoughtful, smart, qualified therapists and assistants. Very friendly, discrete, and highly professional that really took my needs to heart. Hopefully I don't need to go back any time soon for any more PT, but if I did, I would go back to CVPT (Camarillo or Thousand Oaks) without question or hesitation. Sharp folks, great job, and many thanx.

I would like to preface by saying that this might be a wonderful place for some but this review is…read morestrictly pertaining to my mothers surgery which in she had hip pinning from a femoral fracture. She hasn't left a review due to she was happy with her physical therapist as far as a person so I will leave this strictly on the behalf of for her particular surgery, I would not recommend this place. After 4 months of physical therapy twice a week and watching her actually do every exercise everyday and still being on a cane, it wasn't until we ran into a old client of mine that was a physical therapist as well that told us to switch to a different location in newbury park that we actually saw progress within the first 2 weeks of being there. she was off her cane and is now walking with a minor limp. She continues to make improvements and with a chiropractor now informing her that she has no reason to be limping still as everything is the right length but her muscles are all tight and specifically asked where she went. I'm not saying this place can't be great or life changing for some other surgeries but I do think there needs to be some new research into physical therapy for this particular surgery. I hope this is more of a learning experience for those that work here. I understand a lot of patients do not go home and do the work they need to and it can be disheartening to put the effort into your patients but the mental toll this can take on someone who is trying can be very damaging. I'd like to add that the lady had informed her after a couple weeks of being there she finally did some research on different exercises because she wasn't aware of what to do for this surgery. We all know know that time can be of the essence after a major surgery involving any muscle damage and can lead to muscle atrophy along with a decrease in blood flow and possible rejection of the surgery.

Oxnard location referred me to there Camarillo location to see there back specialist before going I…read moregot a MRI done at the Oxnard location and was scheduled to the Camarillo to get an MRI. When I went in for my results, the doctor's assistant didn't even know I had already completed the MRI -- she wasn't sure why I was there. I had to explain my back issues all over again, and then she said I needed an X-ray. I told her I came in for my MRI results, and she seemed surprised and asked who referred me. I explained it was the Oxnard office. She then said, "The doctor likes to have both." This left me confused, because my understanding is that an MRI usually provides more than enough detail. On top of that, I had just paid nearly $600 for the MRI. When I asked if my insurance would cover the X-ray, she replied, "They should." My complaint is this: patients need to be informed up front if additional tests are being recommended and whether those tests might require another copay or out-of-pocket costs. It shouldn't just be assumed that insurance will cover it. If the doctor wants both MRI and X-ray, that's fine -- but patients should be given the choice and a clear explanation, especially when significant costs are involved. On top of that, I have been trying to get in touch with the office manager, leaving several voicemails, and still have not received a call back. I think patients should always have the right to seek a second opinion and not just be expected to go along with what one doctor says. Extra tests mean extra money to the office, and we deserve transparency and options before being billed.

Ventura Orthopedics is famous for NEVER sending your records to other doctors. My insurance was…read morecharged a fortune for all the tests and assessments at this place. However they never send your records if you wise up and go to another Dr. All the doctors and their staff know this.

We have been going to Dr. Veselak for different injuries for over 20 years and he has always been…read moreable to treat our various pains with great care. The only time he was not able to treat my pain was over a decade ago and he told me to go home and wait 2-3 days and if the pain was not better see a orthopedic specialist. That time he didn't charge me since he did not perform any treatment. I don't know of any other doctor who would treat their patients this way. Today I had two issues, one with my knee and the other with a very painful foot that I could hardly put any weight on. After only a 20 minute session I went home and a couple of hours later I am 80% better and able to walk! I can't say enough about Dr. Veselak. He is truly a genius! His staff are also very friendly and do their best to accommodate us. Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!

I have not yet worked with this practitioner but I did speak to this person on the phone and via…read moreemail and I can see why he has good reviews because he had a very nice bedside manner. Pretty obvious to me from our simple interactions that he cares about his patients over money since he was willing to look over and actually take time to prepare BEFORE our consult UNLIKE all the other practitioners. He is very well priced for how knowledgeable he appears to be (you can check his website).