Physical Therapy in Saint Paul

“after having back surgery this summer, I worked with a couple different physical therapists to help with recovery, and honestly it always felt like a stale interaction. I never left feeling like much was accomplished or a ton of lasting benefit to the appointments so I stopped all together. a couple months after the surgery, I started working with these guys and the progress we made is incredible. always a pleasure to work with, helpful and useful sessions, along with movements to work on for continuing and lasting impact on recovery. 10/10 would recommend“

“A great place to do your physiotherapy if you live in the area. Aaron is a knowledgeable and experienced therapist; he helped me greatly after my hip replacement surgery.“

“Dr. Melissa and Dr. Tony are absolutely fantastic! Highly recommend for both physical therapy and adjustments to anyone experiencing pain or discomfort!“

“After having my first child I was referred to Britta at Motion for pelvic floor PT. I have really enjoyed the care and help Britta has given me after having my first and being pregnant with my second. She genuinely cares not only about helping you physically but also about your life and what’s going on. A typical appointment consists of meeting with your physical therapist, going over issues/concerns, assessing those going over ways to help and then hitting the workout area to do different exercises.St Paul is a very cool and unique location. There are private rooms to meet with your physical therapist and then a workout area to go over different stretches and exercises they give you to do at home.“

“I've been coming here off and on for 5+ years, not counting 2020. When things are good, I don't need to go in. When things are bad, though, they're one of the best.I've never been disappointed or worse off for the experience.They're extremely flexible in terms of when and how you come back if that becomes a necessity, which is really great because other programs (at least for a specific range of issues) are far more restrictive. This place does focus and deliver on helping set and meet achievable goals, build up some agency, and learn a few new skills or hobbies along the way. Sounds like a little, and it doesn't feel overly challenging, but it adds up and it ain't nothing.The one thing I can see bothering some people is that many of the providers we meet with are students who aren't staying for long-- I think six to twelve weeks, some might be longer, before they rotate. It threw me off at first, and I do imagine it being hard for shy or very new people. Don't worry, though! Every single time it's happened, I was introduced to the new provider in advance, and they were willing to listen and learn while jumping onto the case 'in the middle of the story.'They really try to make the best of hard situations and a frustrating medical system. It's one of the only clinics that doesn't penalize me if my primary transportation fails, whether that means rescheduling or having to cancel, which can and does happen when you can't drive. As someone who had to leave another weekly program due to medical transportation's 'issues' causing a no-show a mere 3 times, this grace is unexpected and HIGHLY appreciated.“

“Dr Robert is a pro at what he does. Very welcoming and listen to me.Thanks Dr. See u in 2 years time by God grace.“