MercyOne Pleasant Hill Physical Therapy

Just completed 10 weeks of physical therapy after a shoulder replacement. Could not have asked for a better staff of people to help me recover. All very capable and very patient and friendly. Would I suggest them to anyone else? I already did and she will be a client very soon. I'm going to miss these people. Thanks Travis and also thanks to your able staff.

I was there in February and had physical therapy for an injured shoulder with Jen, the entire staff is very friendly and professional and know what they’re doing. I tore my rotator cuff in my right shoulder last Friday and so now I am facing surgery soon and will be back to this office for more physical therapy. I highly recommend their services.

Brittany Kramer, PT, DPT was kind, professional and patient at every appointment. She has an ability to put one at ease while getting through sometimes difficult therapy, but it works!

I would like to thank the great tharapist "Travis" for his patience as he took care of my father with "Dementia"when he needed your help getting up and around better. You were so patient with him. He really like you and all the other help from the other PT's. God bless you all and, many thanks and appreciation to you and your staff! Keep up the hard work it did get notice. Happy holidays: thanks, Nello, Sharen and Cheryl Barbieri

They are nice here. Listen to your concerns. Personal. Definitely would recommend going to them.

Always very kind d and helpful

Therapists are knowledgeable helpful.

Physical therapy was awesome!!

Great therapist

Easy access, visible, but wait times can be long. Very nice and professional staff.

Took spouse for treatment.

10 weeks of therapy because of intense hip pain - 2x per week, with staff unclear as to their role...nonetheless, countless ideas of what was causing the pain, all sorts of exercises to make it go away.

The pain, however, did not go away because my hip ball joint was crushed. The therapy was unnecessary; maybe inappropriate. My first appointment after therapy was done, the doctor handed me a brochure for double hip joint replacement surgery - I'm in my mid 30s; so I initially avoided surgery. It became almost impossible to walk and I conceded.

But as far as physical therapy went, it was always the muscle or the tendon; no one postulated broken bone. Maybe my age was a curve ball, but when symptoms present as they did, I don't think it's unreasonable for a physical therapist to halt therapy under suspicion of an underlying cause where physical therapy has no chance of improving - that just didn't happen.