Synergy Manual Physical Therapy

Michael is an awesome physical therapist. He has been taking care of me for over a year and half with both of my shoulder before and after shoulder surgery. He is very attentive to my needs and ensures I am pushing myself to make me stronger. All the staff there is amazing. Very friendly and helpful. Also, the dry needling they do is the best thing I have ever had done. It helped me so much with all the tightness in my shoulders and neck and with my migraines. I recommended one on my friend’s to Michael following his neck surgery. He has taken great care of my friend as well.

Just called to ask a few questions and possibly make an appointment but the phone number is disconnected.

I went to Synergy to get help with my wrist, which I had sprained about 3 months previous. Kelli was very friendly and kind, which really puts you at ease when you’re there. She not only spent two sessions on my wrist, she gave me exercises to do going forward since I was only in town a short while. My wrist feels so much better already and her wholistic approach helps to put in perspective the soreness and pain I had been feeling. I highly recommend this place. They even have great artwork on the walls and offer you tea if you want some! Go here for all of your PT needs.

Kelli and Kelly are *excellent* physical therapists. Kelli is a good friend of mine, and is always able to make me feel better when a joint is out of place or a muscle is pulled. They have more than 10 years of experience each and just recently opened their own clinic.
This clinic practices manual physical therapy, which incorporates some aspects of what chiropractors do. When I went in for hip problems, they adjusted my hip and my spine, used electrodes and ice, and taught me exercises to prevent further injury. They also do acupuncture.
The clinic is state-​of-​the-​art and has all the latest equipment as well as very classy décor. They are located in the «round house,» the old Van Briggle Pottery building, next to Carmichael training systems– you might see Lance Armstrong there sometime!