Cora Physical Therapy Downtown Savannah's Online Review Report Card

My experience is pleasant....they really know their job...the therapist John was amazing....and the receptionist......was heart felt....big ups to CORA...Savannah ga

Knowledge and customer service is outstanding

Great staff from receptionist to physical therapist. I enjoyed my recovery time and they all worked hard to get me to my physical goals!

The physical therapist, John Oviedo, listened, explained, and adjusted my treatment as needed. He is always professional and caring. Wesley, at the front desk, could not be more helpful. I highly recommend this physical therapy clinic.

Where PT's families go! I am visiting Savannah working on a federal project. While on a run, I landed wrong on a transition and tweaked a muscle in the back of my knee. It left me with a limp and not able to extend. Although, I have had knee surgury twice, my wife, who is a PT, gave me an idea what it was and researched where I should go. I visited CORA and worked with John Oviedo. He verified what I had done and gave me a routine. He also advised to run a mile a day to keep my wind but not to over strain. After a month of keeping his exercises and jogs, I started feeling much better and yesterday I finished a long, easy seven miles at 9:30 pace with absolutely no pain. Thank you so much, John!

I started physiotherapy at the Oglethorpe clinic with several issues, post brain injuries in a car accident. I cannot thank enough the physiotherapist who addressed my disabilities with knowledge and great results. I recommend my friends this location distinguished for its professional staff, and for their dedication to the patients.

DISHONEST BILLING BEWARE: THEY MAY ATTEMPT TO ADD EXTRA FEES (after you pay your first bill in full) AND TO EXTORT YOU WITH THREATS OF HITS TO YOUR CREDIT REPORT. I visited this place while staying in Georgia in Dec 2020 and recovering from a shoulder injury. (they also have a nice office downtown) The receptionist was welcoming and told me they didn't take insurance but that it would probably cost about $50 for a one-time therapy for my shoulder. So I came for a session. At session's end, receptionist and therapist said the bill actually came to $95 because they used ice. Not a problem. I paid in full using my credit card. I didn't mind the slight bait-and-switch. I know they need to pay their rent, and Covid was tough on business. All good. The therapy was just okay, so I didn't make a follow up appointment. They called every several days for three weeks afterwards to ask if I'd come back, and perhaps set up a once or twice weekly routine. Clearly they were having a (perhaps Covid-related) problem running their own business. So they seem to have hatched a plan for more revenue from someone who had a lot to lose (my good credit rating) After I'd left town, they seem to have revised the bill and reported to their main office that the bill should have been $150 or so. Heard from the main business office this summer, during a conversation in which the woman in their billing department threatened to send my account to private collections unless I paid the additional charges that were never billed in Georgia and never explained. The result is that I now have a private debt collection for $40. This is not an accident. They misled, and then billed for services after the fact when they realized they had nothing to lose because I'd never be an ongoing client and the I had everything to lose so probably would just pay the extorted $40 $40 is not a terrible lot to me or many people who probably would have paid it. But realizing how dishonest and manipulative this practice was, I think it's important to be transparent about what happened and hopefully prevent this from happening to someone else. Honesty matters.

After my accident I was referred to CORA Physical Therapy Downtown Savannah. From the first call Wes was awesome. He took the time to answer my questions and where follow up information was needed he assured me he would get the info for me and called me back as soon as he had it. Then there is John the Therapist. Great guy. He assessed my injury and made his recommendations on the course of treatment. They were brutal in the beginning some muscles I didn't even know I had were worked. Treatment continues to be good.

We were visiting savannah and walking all around town, me with a pulled groin, at least i thought, but was a little worried it might be more. The young man in Cora ( i have forgotten his name) allowed me to walk in and give me a quick assessment, or evaluation which helped to ease my mind, in that it wasn't too bad and confirmed rest and icing would be what i most needed for recovery. He seemed to really care and was willing to just take me in as a walk in. So nice of him to do this without all of the usual referrals, paperwork and general red tape. My point is he most definitely knew his stuff and genuinely wanted to help! I highly recommend Cora physical therapy to anyone in need of therapy.. they really care!

Great. Just what the Doctor ordered.Physical Therapy that felt so personal.With the one on one Trainor, focused on youthe whole time. It felt as if the Therapist intentionswere to Help you to help yourself. While targetingthe main concern, you learned more about your ownanatomy and how to reach goals of better health. If anythinggoes away or becomes limited as you follow their Physical Therapyguidelines.