Sports Physical Therapy in Phoenix

"Gina is an amazing Physical Therapist and an amazing person. Her expertise and knowledge are outstanding. It shows in her patient care and her plans of care. I was dealing with shoulder and knee pain. She was able to target the causes and developed a plan that has worked great for me and I plan to keep following. If and when I need PT in the future I know who I can turn to. I couldn't recommend someone more.”

"I went in to see Chris on Friday, June 20th, and he was incredible helpful, informative, and reassuring. I went in for a visit because I have been having some pain in my right knee after doing squats a few days before. He reassured me that it was just aggravated and nothing major. I could tell that he was very good at his job, and definitely in his element. He performed a thorough assessment, some procedures to help loosen my knee up, and gave me exercises to help strengthen over the next few weeks."

"Gina is not only a great physical therapist but she is an amazing human. She is always thoughtful on her approach and inquisitive with her clients. Gina is a subject matter expert and easily connects with her clients. She is passionate about finding ways to drive results while having fun in the process. I had severe hip pain in which it hurt to physically walk. After one session with Gina my mobility improved and my pain diminished. "

"Gina is an absolutely amazing PT. I came to see her with a shoulder issue that is ultimately going to need surgery but the journey along the way was made much easier because of her. She will take the time to listen to you and your bodies needs for the session and the workouts planned post session. Will definitely refer and use her again in the future.”

"My experience with Raise the Bar Rehab was amazing! Not only did my shoulder pain go away in 5 sessions, but it felt significantly stronger and I now have a protocol for maintaining shoulder health. My previous PT experience (not with Raise the Bar Rehab) was a single visit and I left with a piece of paper with some poorly sketched out stretches and no follow up. Such a different, more hands-on, caring experience with Raise the Bar.”