In need of a good PT in NC

[mich2604]

Hello,

I wasnt sure where to post this, so i hope it is ok here. I have a friend who just moved to NC and is in need of a PT. Does anyone have any good experiences with PT's in this area?

thanks in advance for your help.

[SandyRN]

What part of NC?

[mich2604]

Durham

[klownsrkool]

To mich2604, I work at a Physical Therapy Facitlity in SC, but my company has clinics in NC as well...check out www.csmr.org ---hope this will help, it will let you know our locations

[SrMaggie]

I went to a very good PT in Raleigh NC. Jennifer Briggs. You can look it up on the web. She was recommended by Dr. Evans to me after I had come across her name on a list. I will check again where the list was. She was very respectful, knowledgeable and gentle. If you search on aol she comes up under IC Pt therapists in North Carolina.
I was trying to add the blurb as an attachment but it wasn't working. Sorry.

[SrMaggie]

Somehow, I figured it out. This was listed under IC Specialists.


Raleigh
-Jennifer Briggs, PT, C.A.W.H. Physical Therapy, 4505 Fair Meadow Lane, Suite 110, Raleigh, NC 27607 - Phone: (919) 571-9912, Fax: (919) 571-8776. Interests: Specializing in all areas of women's health, specifically pelvic pain. Clinical interests include: pelvic pain, urinary frequency and incontinence, prenatal and postpartum musculoskeletal dysfunctions, lumbopelvic-hip dysfunctions. Treatment approaches focus on manual therapy, trigger point and soft tissue mobilization, exercises to restore normal function, and home management techniques.

OHIO

[Motherof2]

Dr. Evans is in Greensboro and he has a wonderful physical therapist named Wilda that has recently joined his practice. I highly recommend Dr. Evans and Wilda.