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Top / Highly Rated and Leader in pain management, orthopedic, sport, geriatric, auto accident, work injury physical therapy and rehabilitation and health and
Oakland Mills Road 6955, 21045, Columbia, United States
4.0
3 reviews
Friendly, supportive, and knowledgeable staff. Treated not only the lower back issue I came in for, but the surrounding areas that were causing the issue. No more pain. Very happy.
Date of experience: October 06, 2019
The staff here is excellent.
Their expertise is obvious and so is their
Their concern for the patients.
They are attuned to patients
Individual and specific needs
They modify a program if needed on an individual basis.
The best part is that they
Make everybody feel comfortable
by their easy and friendly attitude.
I look forward to seeing them . We work but
Have many good laughs too.
As a nurse and a patient ,I would
Highly recommend them
Date of experience: September 18, 2019
AAA physical therapy is the best! Staff is very efficient and professional and courteous always willing to assist and encourage you to be the best at what you do for a more positive out come. I would highly recommend AAA physical therapy for any of your physical therapy needs they're conveniently located in Columbia easily accessible.
Date of experience: September 18, 2019
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