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Monday: 10AM - 7PM
Tuesday: 7AM - 2PM
Wednesday: 10AM - 7PM
Thursday: 8AM - 4PM
Friday: 7AM - 2PM
Saturday: ClosedSunday: Closed
Phoenix Physical Therapy is committed to helping individuals reach their wellness goals through personalized care and treatment plans. The team-oriented staff, including highly qualified therapists like Eric and Stephanie, provide exceptional care in a professional environment. Patients often praise the therapists for their attentiveness, genuine interest in their wellbeing, and ability to adjust plans based on individual needs. The office offers a warm and inviting atmosphere, with friendly staff and a clean, comfortable space. Patients feel supported, comfortable, and even enjoy the experience, often smiling during their visits. Whether recovering from surgery or seeking to improve flexibility, Phoenix Physical Therapy remains a trusted choice for top-notch physical therapy care.
I did physical therapy for 1 year at Phoenix and Steph was absolutely phenomenal to work with! I highly recommend this facility. Eric, who runs the show, and Courtney, at the front desk were fantastic to work with also. By the time I left everyone felt like family!
My experience at Phoenix physical Therapy in sinking spring p.a has been excellent! The physical therapist Eric Linderman is great at his job of making you get and feel better.He is very attentive and hands on as he is working with you on your path to improvement and it has been evident that his main goal is for every client that he treats is to improve and leave feeling better, and doing better, then they initially were.I have been going to Phoenix physical Therapy and seeing Eric for about three months now and I feel much better now and my quality of life has definitely improved. If you have any injuries or aches and pains that require physical therapy then Eric Linderman...read full review
The greatest wizard in Physical Therapy Eric, is the best. From professionalism and competence to genuine interest in the patient’s wellbeing. Going in with a five year old pain and leaving with only its memory. Now that’s a great Physical Therapist indeed.