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As I age and stay active, I'm learning about the importance of knowing a top-notch physical therapist....and Torrey Foster at Spooner Physical Therapy is exactly that. Over the past few years, I've experienced lower back pain (SI), a broken bone (ankle - probably done with basketball), shoulder impingement, and a strained glute/hamstring. I've tried several PT's with mixed results....but, my recent experiences at Spooner with Torrey make me feel like my search is over. What makes so happy: 1). First and most importantly: I am making progress with healing. I've been working on two issues, and both are being treated in ways that are providing great results. 2). Torrey takes the time to explain what's going on (I love/need to know what the issues are, and he even breaks out his textbooks for me!). He also pays close attention to my pain, my progress, and adjusts accordingly. 3). The PT assistants are helpful and friendly. I've worked with two, Julie and Karen, and have been pleased with both of them. They explain each exercise clearly, watch to make sure I'm doing them properly, and are upbeat and encouraging as I work thru moments of pain. And here's the thing about Spooner: The time spent at Spooner is very efficient. Appointments start on time, the PT assistant works 1-1 with you as you move thru your regimen. You move along at a good pace, though there is more than enough time to talk - it does NOT feel like being rushed at all. Rather, it feels respectful of the fact that you need get back to work/school/etc. in a reasonable amount of time.
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