Armada Physical Therapy - Albuquerque, Jefferson St.

"I recently started PT with Armada and I just want to express my gratitude for the professionalism upon my first appointment and the effective therapy that they’re providing. Thank you!"

"I had 4 weeks of intensifying back pain. It was preventing getting a full night's sleep, despite overdosing on both Naprosyn and Tylenol. I needed to get up and pace the hallway for 2 - 3 hours. The pain extended into my left thigh. After two sessions I was able to sleep through the night. After 4, I stopped the pills. Wonderful."

"I was referred here earlier this year and I’m very grateful. Madison was amazing and I deeply appreciated her wholistic approach to treatment. My back pain has significantly improved since starting treatment with Madison, and when I do have flareups, I have the tools to manage them!"

"12 December, 2023 I have been going to Armada Physical Therapy for several months now and have come to view them as a very important part of my physical healing and well-being. My initial assessment was with Fiona, who was meticulous, thorough, and patient. Since then, I’ve worked with Fiona, Kim, Liz, and Sarah, as well as Karen, Jake, Liv, and other excellent folks in this practice. I have learned a ton from every single one of them and felt a dramatic improvement both in my condition and spirits. Thank you all for your great professionalism, competence, and humanity."

"The place its self is 4 stars, great pts and the environment is good, welcoming and overall clean. However the actual physical therapy that I went to for Pelvic Floor Therapy...I would say it's a 2.5 stars but three stars would do. To start off, my previous gyno (from Women's Specialist on Coal, which is another review that I did) referred me to there due to hypertonic pelvic floor (Back in late September of 2021). So Liz, the Pelvic Floor Therapist, only did the treatment of only that. Unfortunately, that gyno only diagnosed me so little information and didn't realize that I not just only have hypertonic pelvic floor issues and possiblity (which is now more of a chance since doing more test and meds) endometriosis. My current gyno correctly diagnosed me (November 2022) with: hypertonic pelvic floor, Vestibulodynia, Pudendal nerve, IC, and endometriosis . I don't blame Liz that if the previous gyno would had the current and correct information now, I would probably show way much improvement. Carrie has been mostly there for me for only the external work. The other part is that I didn't feel a connection with Liz, that does internal and external work. Didn't demonstrate of how to use the pelvic wand or much details for example of why I should use extra for someone who has hypertonic pelvic floor issues (learned this from my current PFT), and much more information and details. Additionally, you NEVER say to someone one whose in chronic pain of "You should have been better by now". Instead, say "Maybe in the next couple of months we can see you again to see what else can be done and see what your gyno says" cause we all know that insurances don't cover for long periods of time. But to say that to someone who has been dealing with chronic pain is a no no and would bring them down. Would I recommend this place for regular PT? Yes. Would I recommend this place for PFT and doesn't have chronic pain or pain that lasted more than 6 months , and or have a really good gyno/urologist that gives the correct information/diagnosed to the PFT? Yes. But someone that's been dealing with chronic pelvic pain for more than 6 months...I kinda don't recommend and unsure. That's why I was a bit hesitant of replying or calling back to them to see if I want to tell them if I saw any improvements or if I want to go back cause I did felt discouraged."