This is a much overdue review. I was dealing with tendinitis for almost a year and tried everything: multiple podiatrists, acupuncture, orthotics, etc., but nothing was really working. The pain and limited mobility were affecting my mental health. Fortunately, my PCP referred me to Pro Active Therapy in Englewood because she heard that they were the best in town- she was spot on. The providers here were extremely skilled, patient, kind, and supportive through a 4 month recovery process. I healed so well that I was able to walk 8 to 10 hour days for a 2 week trip in Japan, something I wasn’t sure I was able to do prior to getting treatment. A bonus is the friendly and inviting vibe the staff has cultivated, and there were always plenty of laughs and fun music choices. I cannot recommend Pro Active Therapy enough!

Great experience at Pro Active Physical Therapy. I had two knee replacements 12 weeks apart and have been seeing a physical therapist for six months. Nick was my primary therapist. He is encouraging, compassionate, and a good listener. He also worked me hard, which has led to my recovery. I also saw Ricky or Abby occasionally. They have a great team there and the therapists work together to provide holistic care. I would give them 10 stars if I could.

I had knee replacement surgery and immediately when I started my rehab, I knew I was in great hands with Pro Active! Abby and her team know their PT business (and then some). Not only was I directed accordingly, but they were understanding and caring but each and every session, I improved in my rehab. From the start, I had a 90-day goal to be able to walk for miles everyday through the streets of southern France and the Amalfi Coast, as my wife and I were celebrating our 25th anniversary. And thanks to Abby and her team, we had an amazing vacation. I highly recommend Pro Active!!

Ricky and his team are best in class! I've been to a dozen other PTs around the Denver metro and can honestly say they're a profoundly better experience. I have been going to Pro Active for recovery from a knee arthroscopy and have gotten stronger and have less pain. Ricky is in tune with any changes with my symptoms and modifies each session based on how things are developing. I'm finally able to squat again, which is a major milestone. I've observed the same level of care with the other PTs working there. They also have all the tools needed to be effective, including things many other PTs do not have; dry needling, cupping, etc. It's a fun environment too - don't forget to wear your Hawaiian shirt on Thursdays!

ALERT: THIS IS A PT MILL. DO NOT GO HERE. After ACL, medial meniscus, and lateral meniscus surgery, I began physical therapy here. The physical therapists work with you for no more than 5 minutes, and it’s a different PT every visit. They then hand you off to an assistant with a sticky note of exercises to complete — someone who is not a certified PTA — while the PT returns to their computer. They do not properly monitor the exercises or make necessary corrections. I had been performing one exercise incorrectly for over 2 weeks when Abbey (PT) finally walked over and said, “No, no, no, you’re doing it wrong.” I told her I had been doing it that way for two weeks, and no one had corrected me. I was extremely frustrated. I was in extreme pain taking no pain medications and worked incredibly hard after surgery as I’m a former athlete and took my recovery seriously. Unfortunately, they did not take my therapy seriously. I ended up at Back To Motion Physical Therapy, where the same fully licensed PT works with you one-on-one in a private room for the same price. They have a zero gravity treadmill and many other new tools Pro Active does not. THIS is how physical therapy is supposed to be done. Since leaving, I have heard similar stories from many other friends in town. I will never recommend Pro Active, and I will never return here again.