Peak Motion Physical Therapy

I'm an OT, Peak Motion was recommended to me by one of my patients, so when I knew I needed PT to come back from an injury, I chose Peak Motion. The initial Eval was thorough, the actual therapy was challenging but not in a painful way. No, you don't get seen by the same therapist each visit, but to me this was a good thing. You end of benefiting from the expertise of multiple physical therapists who modify your exercises or add new ones depending on your response to the exercise. Because of my crappy insurance with super high deductible, I was essentially self pay...worth every dollar! I recovered completely from my injury and continue to do many of the exercises that I learned at Peak Motion on my own to maintain/improve my core and hip strength. I highly recommend this clinic!

Shyla is wonderful and she herself deserves 5 stars. But the way they do their practice is a little weird to me. I'm 29 years old and got referred to here because of complete numbness in my right hand and forearm. I saw shyla the first day and she was super nice and friendly and welcoming. She put KT tape and did some dry needling. So I figured I'd see her every appt. she did not explain that my next appt I'd walk In and do PT in the middle of the room which I find extremely weird because it's like a gym lol I find it weird because we literally don't even know the problem I'm having or where it's coming from. So I asked to speak to shyla. She said she had written a note that if there was numbness present that I'd need to see her. So she was nice enough to see me again and we did more dry needling and KT tape. I had zeroNumbness the entire weekend it was great. Come the day before my 3rd appt the numbness is back. So I ask to see shyla again but she was doing deyneedling on another patient. They wanted me to do their little workout thing like pushing a ball towards a wall which is cool if you are healing from a injury but still I had no idea what my problem was. Frustrated I told them I wanted to speak with shyla and luckily I got more KT tape and dry needling which helped a lot so far. We talked about me scheduling with a ortho surgeon because it was weird that the numbness would come and go so quick and we couldn't find the actual problem. So after the needling and taping me up she wanted me to do the ball exercises which I'm not sure why considering againnnn we didn't know the underlying issue. She explained it was to activate the muscles so I tried doing that about 15 minutes I was over it. And told one of the staff I was leaving and she looked offended that I need to schedule myself 2 hours or more for PT ... So I said ok and discontinued my next 3 week Appointments. If I can't be seen and get down to the real issue I figured I'd take myself somewhere else. I do have to say it looks like a great place for elderly to practice for balance and strength. But not a place to just hangout and workout for 2 hours when you don't even know the issue at hand is.

Very professional with numerous skilled personnel, from office staff to PT assistants and Physical Therapists. The Therapist was very thorough on the evaluation and began treatment on the same day. Wide range of exercise equipment. Clear demonstration of exercises with web link to watch a video of each exercise. No long waiting time to be seen, I appreciated that immensely.

Beware they will bill you for services well over a year after your last date of service! We have not had any communication from them in over a year. Paid the last statement balance and now 14 months later we received a bill asking for more money.

Peak motion has been treating my complicated pair of injuries. I've received compassionate and prompt attention every time I arrive at my no weekly appointments. Each therapist has recognized me by name but Jacqueline, Chris, Jonny and Kevin (all licensed PTA) go out of the way to check up on my progress and make my therapy enjoyable. The Physical Therapists Wan Lei, Lee and Phil are always double checking the treatment plans and constantly assessing improvements. Wan Lei has the greatest hands on approach and will assess any unusual pain for additional complication. I can't praise his abilities enough. He is through and provides exceptional insight into your injury treatment and progress. The massage therapists on staff are perfection. Having medical massage provides the benefits of pain reduction, joint mobilization, along with the most gentle approach to increased range of motion. Lindsay is wonderful. She is a breath of purification in a world that lacks such light. Her hands give me the knowledge of an athlete that has experienced injuries and understands the need for recovery. Rick brings a smile to my life every day I see him. Thank you Peak Motion.

In my experience/opinion: Kevin and Christopher will participate in a program that will injure you; Mark will help you a lot most of the time and injure you sometimes with shoe lifts and tape; Donna Bryce will manufacture evidence in an evaluation to have you discharged to prevent you from getting helped. (In my opinion) Dr. Baca will allow it all to happen (and help with the program that will cause injury). Donna Bryce said I was way too debilitated to continue with physical therapy, but also that I was way too active and independent to need it and could just do yoga. I do need it. It was working, and they (in my opinion/experience) decided to disrupt my treatment. She actively ignored evidence that my range of motion was improving and (after nearly injuring my back herself) refused to do the evaluation after I had had a chance to stretch another part of my body that was preventing me from moving. That was the pretext she used to say I wasn't improving. Why not continue to treat me as the other referrals happen? It is demoralizing and terrible to deal with people who are so clearly being disingenuous and interfering with your health and wellbeing (in my experience/opinion). The need for anyone to curtail someone's medical treatment and flex the authority to define reality and just make things up is unprofessional and sadistic, and shouldn't be tolerated (and in my opinion/experience, that's what happened here)... Upon further reflection, because Dr. Baca wanted to make the conversation go on when they had already told me they were discharging me, it seems like the intent was to get me to agree to cover up that I was injured initially in order to have my treatment continue. I stopped working with the PTAs who ignored my pain (even my tears) and had me do activities that caused me to spend hours of my time stretching to avoid injury. I gave them the opportunity to simply treat me and they seemed to, but I guess it was just to buy time until my evaluation so that they had leverage to get me to pretend it never happened (my opinion/guess based on the bizarre events that transpired)?

I was really impressed with Peak Motion! The facility was very clean and they did a good job of sanitizing all the equipment. Most of all all the physical therapist and physical therapy assistance were very knowledgeable, helpful and were very efficient on how they managed everyone. The receptionist was also very professional and helpful. I would highly recommend this place if you need physical therapy.

Peak Motion was recommended to help with recovery from mastectomy. Initial 2 visits were great-- professional eval and program But then I never saw the actual Physical Therapist again! The next weeks were doing the SAME program -- albeit with very nice techs assisting. The problem one morning I work up and had no hand strength in my left hand. None-- could not open prescription bottle! My next appointment I told them and PT set-up hand exercises. So I did these for 3 weeks all the while expressing a pain behind left "wing" on back. There was very little improvement and I was becoming more distressed. I asked for massage on that area-- which I got one 20 minute session and same hand exercises.Finally after living with this painful problem for over 3 weeks I described it again to a tech she had me lay on a rolled towel on a table. Within minutes I felt a pop and the pain left! WOW. We then figured out the cable pulls I had done several weeks before had caused a pinched nerve! So all the hand exercises were not even close addressing the real problem! I live alone and this was a HUGE challenge-- especially following a mastectomy. I didn't feel anyone really listed to me until after 3 WEEKS. Since then I have gone to Langford PT and had the total opposite experience! A real PT works with you ALL the time. They listen, do body evaluations as you move and help establish routines you can do at home to reach your goal of healing. None of that happened at Peak-- I felt like I was in a money-mill, from the waiting area to very limited actual PT attention. After experiencing the difference at Langford PT I won't waste my time or insurance money at Peak.

I feel incredibly blessed to be treated at Peak Motion. This clinic is advanced and each therapy session is very thorough. I have had knee pain for a year and it has completely derailed my life. I am so grateful for the care I have been given. The therapists are smart, empathetic, and kind. Every session is planned in advance and I am always attended to. The staff works as a team and it allows for a great flow. Special shout out to Wanli for evaluating me and jumping right into a treatment plan, and Cameron for his manual therapy and in-depth knowledge. I can't imagine a better physical therapy clinic. Thank you all so much!

I saw the actual physical therapist once and then was handed off to assistants. They gave me exercises which seemed formulaic and not specific to my issues. Once I was handed off to the assistants they put me on a piece of equipment, handed me a timer and walked away. There was almost no feedback on my form and how it felt. After they set you up with your timer they head back to the desk and talk to each other. And then the real kicker, they charge over $300 a session to do this! So no physical therapist, no individual attention and they charge a fortune. It made my back worse and the final bill will be about $1500 for 5 sessions.