[re+active] physical therapy & wellness 11500 West Olympic Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90064

"If anyone is seeking support with any complex conditions - this is the ONLY place for you! I was recently diagnosed with a rare condition that has been difficult to navigate. However, I’ve been lucky to have re+active’s support during my personal recovery. It’s incredible what the human body is capable of doing in just a few weeks. Since I started working with their team I’ve been able to walk again (including backwards), increase strength, balance, and start transitioning back into my previous routine. I can’t imagine what the final few weeks of my program will bring! Each individual at this location will do all that they can to ensure you have the tools to succeed. Thank you Michael, Mike, Naoya, Brittany, Julie, Diane, Caitlin, and Carter. This is the place for anyone seeking the best treatment for recovery in all of LA."

"Adili gave us some very useful exercises to help my developmentally disabled daughter's foot from continuing to turn in. I am so grateful to have some guidance to help my daughter so perhaps we can get her left foot to straighten so she can walk more freely again. Adili's suggestions are so simple to utilize and make so much sense, that I wonder why no other specialist that we've seen has suggested them. Though we have had only a few Zoom sessions, I am encouraged and looking forward to future sessions."

"Naoya Ogura is a revelation. He is a warm and generous listener, and his compassion is an empathetic balm on the hard days and an enthusiastic cheerleader on the good ones. He makes me remember what I know but sometimes forget: I am gloriously fine, and all is well."

"Natalie couples her knowledge and experience with compassion which has helped my mom tremendously after suffering four strokes. We're grateful to have her as my mom's physical therapist."

"Excellent physical therapist Michael Chung makes all the work fun and keeps it interesting! Malia is great too! She teaches dance and yoga. Who would have thought having Parkinsons disease could be so much fun?"