Foothills Physical Therapy & Sports Medicine 5110 North Dysart Road, Litchfield Park, AZ 85340

"I have been very happy with the treatment offered by Foothills PT following my knee replacement surgery. They are creative and helpful in providing simple movements that reduce pain throughout my body and increase my mobility."

"As I discussed my physical problems with my primary physician he gave me a choice of 3 Physical therapy clinics within my general vicinity. I chose Foothill Sports Medicine Centers. So after a couple of weeks I decided to booked my first appointment. The first thing I noticed was a well equipped center that had all of the latest Exercise tech equipment. However, exercise equipment without a knowledgeable and professional staff to direct the use of that equipment is just a waste of time and money..Litchfield Foothill Sports Medicine met and exceeded both of those requirements.. Finally, if you have a need for Physical Therapy, Litchfield Foothill Sports Medicine is the place to get back into life !! PS: Bonus: If you like discussing the ins- outs of Phoenix Suns Basketball they have a few members of their staff that can accommodate you !! LOL !!✔️"

"I’m a frequent flyer with this team and I’ve never been disappointed. They’re friendly, knowledgeable and helpful. My treatments have been customized for my recreational endeavors."

"Be very careful about what you sign. They use very vague wording around the pricing. They told me “it would be $120 for initial visit” when talking to me but on paper it reads an ESTIMATE. In no way did they explain to me this was an estimate. Regardless, if it was even around the $120 pricing, like $40 more (a true estimate) I wouldn’t mind paying it but somehow my bill comes back to 3X MORE. They’re using a lower number to bring people in and then their ESTIMATION can be significantly higher after insurance adjustment. Not once did they tell me how much an initial visit actually cost. I called billing twice and left them a voicemail a month ago and no one ever got back to me until I tried again this month. I finally spoke with someone and she couldn’t explain the pricing except that it’s an “estimate.” This is very shady practice IMO and people who don’t understand insurance well enough are easily taken advantage of. The PT I himself did a good job diagnosing and explaining what I needed to do. But all the exercises I was instructed to perform by the PT aides I wasn’t given guidance on my form; I could’ve worsened my condition, so I cancelled the rest of my sessions. You can find better explanations on YouTube."