Drayer Physical Therapy Institute, Huntingdon PA
| Address | 7643 Lake Raystown Shopping Center, Huntingdon, PA | ||||||||||
| Phone | (814) 643-2476 | ||||||||||
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| Website | drayer.urpt.com/locations/huntingdon | ||||||||||
| Categories | Physical Therapy Clinic, Orthopedic Clinic, Physical Therapist, Sports Medicine Physician | ||||||||||
| Rating | 3.7 3 reviews | ||||||||||
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Drayer Physical Therapy Institute reviews
3The folks at Drayer are caring professionals who are invested in your recovery process. They tailor your treatment to you as an individual and provide compassionate coaching as you work through the physical and emotional challenges of therapy. I highly recommend them.
I would highly recommend Drayer. I came here for achilles tendinitis and plantar fasciitis. The exercises were great and over a short period of time my pain healed immensely. The majority of the therapists here do a great job and know exactly what they’re doing. They are super friendly and do their best to make you feel comfortable. They treat you as a friend and i was sad to go but so relived my feet were better, i even started to achieve an arch when i originally was flat footed.although sometimes, certain therapists seemed really distracted and left you waiting there for a couple minutes after you were done with one exercise. But after a few times you start to get the hang of what you need to do, and you can be more independent.
I was a patient at the local Drayer PT (in Huntington, pa) and I was made to feel that I wasn't wanted in that office yesterday (3/8/2015). I was told by my physical therapist that she felt that the therapy wasn't helping me.she just proceeded to TELL me that she felt that the therapy wasn't helping me and that i didn't need to keep coming in. Well, she isn't in my feet (as that is where I was having my problems), and I was getting some relief from what they were doing.i also got the impression that they weren't going to order the proper supplies to treat my condition. (I even overheard another therapist telling a patient to have his doctor order the same medicine to be used on the pads.that the didn't want to order for me). If you are thinking about going to Drayer, I would reconsider, I would really think about going to Health south, instead of going to this office.yesterday, when I was in this office, they weren't that busy, but yet it seemed as if the only thing the whole staff was interested in doing was talking to one another, and not waiting on their customers. Every time I was done with something, my therapist was over talking with one of their colleagues, not waiting on me.thank you,
Patrick