Physical Edge Inc

Tiffany Woolf

I saw Kate. She is very helpful and asked good questions about my symptoms, which is more than most doctors I have seen. Works with you to develop a plan that fits your needs.

M Garcia

The front personal aknowledge your presence right away, makes you feel welcome n when your therapist comes for you they make you feel like you're the only one in the place, n the workout area is kept clean n sanitize ( thanks Mike n kai ) for your help

Aaron Lauer

I've been treated here for two separate injuries, and they have really helped with assessing what I needed to work on as well as what they can do on-site to expedite my recovery.

Hannah Schell

The service was okay. My therapist was friendly and professional, but I stopped going after 2 visits because it was clear to me that what he was recommending didn't match my symptoms. He was happy to tell me it was nerve related and have me do stability exercises. When I left and went to a doctor, it was actually an arterial restriction. I'm more frustrated with the billing process. The desk clerk told me my copay was$30 for the initial visit and $15 for follow-ups. That's true, but they never bothered to tell me the total amounts that they were billing to my insurance ($190 and $140), which meant that I ended up owing $150 and $75 after the insurance adjustments. They also didn't bother to let me know that they charge more for some of the therapists than others, and they set me up with one of the more expensive ones. If anyone else is curious, I was just told that current base rates are $160 for initial eval, $80 for follow-ups. If you see the owner Matthew Moore, or one of his "students" (I was assigned to a student), the initial fee is $225 and follow-ups are $125.