FYZICAL Therapy & Balance Centers - Savannah in Savannah

Review №1

2022-01-19

My wife has been diagnosed with BPPV and had her first visit with Dr Bost. She was extremely pleased with the staff and the doctor. He clearly explained the issues and treatment and the was extremely patient. She was very nervous about this visit but looks forward to the next.

Review №2

2022-08-04

Jordan is a very compassionate therapist and my husband is happy get help from the training hes doing.

Review №3

2022-06-18

I am amazed at the progress I have made in the short time I have been going to Fyzical therapy and balance centers. I am also pleased with all the staff they are all very friendly

Review №4

2019-02-14

WOW! Physical therapy for TMJ? I had never heard of such a thing and was doubtful when I tried it out. I have a long story which I am going to tell, but the short of it is... if you suffer from a TMJ disorder, call Fyzical, ask for Beth, and tell her I sent you! ... Ok, so heres my story, which is a completely unnecessary series of events that caused a ridiculous amount of pain and stress in my life and I hope no one else shares an experience similar to mine.... Im a fan of chiropractic care. I moved to Savannah and found a new chiro (who will remain unnamed) who seemed fine and was helping my back. One day while I was on the table, he said Your jaw looks crooked. Can I adjust it? I had never had my jaw adjusted before nor had I ever considered that as a concern Id bring to a chiropractor, but in the moment I decided that he seemed like the trustworthy type who knew what he was doing so I agreed. A couple of days later I woke up with what felt like fullness in my left ear and a little hearing loss. Maybe an ear infection? Seemed odd. In only a few hours it progressed to a massive migraine, pressure across the side of my head, and a pulsing vibration in my ear. Decongestants, Excedrin Migraine, Ibuprofen, heat packs, ice packs... NOTHING helped and it only got worse with time. I tried to wait it out a few days, but it got so bad I couldnt work. So I went to an Urgent Care Center. She did all the normal checks and concluded that the only thing abnormal was how high my blood pressure was (b/c I was in so much pain...) She then asked if I had TMJ... yea but so what, its my ear that hurts... I googled it and TMJ could cause EVERY ONE of my symptoms... WOAH... Ive had TMJ issues since I was 12 and used to get lock-jaw every day of middle and high school, but it had pretty much settled into just an annoying pop and the occasional soreness from eating crunchy things or talking too much ;) ... So I decided to go back to the chiro and told him about the pain (while fighting through tears). He asked what I thought caused it, to which I replied YOU ... He adjusted it again in the same way and I got no relief. I thought, since chiro got me into this mess chiro should be able to get me out of it. I reached out to a handful of chiropractors around Savannah explaining my story and decided to visit Dr. Jonathan Jewett at Dynamic Spine and Rehab. The first time he adjusted my jaw he moved it the OPPOSITE DIRECTION from the first chiro... after only a couple visits I was getting relief from the pain and after a couple months seeing him and an amazing massage therapist, Jacquelyn Rody, there was little to no pain. THANK YOU! The problem was that the pulsing, buzzing vibration in my ear wasnt going away. It sounded like I had a carpenter bee in my ear... or I was sitting in a moving car with one window barely cracked... it wasnt just annoying, it was so loud that I couldnt hear people in normal conversation and being in public was often so loud I couldnt stand it. I started to develop anxiety and avoid social situations (which is not like me... you can ask my husband). Dr. Jewett suggested I see an ENT which is why I tried Coastal ENT and saw Dr. Ian McLoad. He was very honest and said there really wasnt much he could do for tinnitus, and after normal results from my hearing test he referred me to Fyzical Therapy. At this point I was in tears... am I going to have to deal with this buzzing for the rest of my life? Maybe... So thats how I got to meet Beth, my physical therapist :) She told me that tinnitus wasnt something she could treat directly, but she felt confident that she could help me improve, if not completely get rid of my TMJ symptoms which would hopefully help the tinnitus. I could get rid of my TMJ popping? I had never heard of such a thing and was doubtful. WOW! I followed the exercises to a T and within a month my range of motion has increased dramatically, my popping has been minimized and the tinnitus is GONE!! I owe you my sanity, Beth! Thank you to everyone for all your help on this unnecessary journey!!