I think they've forgotten what they are supposed to be doing here...rehabilitating people. I actually got worse in their care and am thriving now at another therapist in Rocklin. I think they seriously need to re-examine their business model. How can you feel good about causing more harm than good? I did not feel that they listened to me at all. They definitely set me back by 2-3 weeks in my surgical recovery. They don't spend much time with you, the place is overcrowded and not very clean. Yes, there should be a reasonable amount of pain involved in physical therapy, but you have to listen to the patients! If I would have been referred back to my doctor sooner for a cortisone shot, I may have been back to work by now. In hindsight, it sure feels like all they are interested in is getting the maximum number of visits that they can out of you. Bottom line is that their technique is really bad. Too much brute force, not enough ROM and gentle manual manipulation. My advice to patients is find somewhere else to go unless you enjoy pain and want to remain on disability.

I have been going to Fuqua after each of my 7 knee surgeries. I have never been disappointed by their professionalism and compassion. Dave and Jen are the best and work out of the Folsom Blvd. office and the Citrus Heights office.

The office staff are unorganized and unprofessional. Poor service and slow service. I recommend Fruitridge Chiropractic instead.

I don't know anything of their certifications or anything like that, but what I do know about are the results I got. I tore my ACL and lateral meniscus and was expected to be sidelined from sports for nine months. I went to Fuqua Physical Therapy for rehabilitation purposes and when I was done my injured leg was considerably stronger than my good leg, and I was cleared by my doctor to participate full contact in sports after just five months. I wouldn't have been able to do it without Fuqua PT, and I would highly recommend them to everyone.

In response to npremo, the Consumer Affairs Department does not license facilities, it licenses individual providers. All of our PTs and PTAs, of course, are licensed. I will not comment on npremo's complaint, but I will say that we could not be in business for 28 years if we did not deliver quality care and be supported by many local and bay area MDs.