I started noticing some knee pain during some trail runs. After being misdiagnosed twice at a local sports medicine clinic, I took the recommendations of some runner friends and headed to see Andrew. Through a series of basic body-weight, flexibility, and range of motion tests, he recognized my weaknesses and... read more gave me several exercises to strengthen. After three months, I am stronger and faster, having just PR'd my 10-mile time by 3:03m, and my 10k time by 1:32m.

Andrew is honest, straight-forward, and available (which is so very necessary as an athlete). He responds to emails and phone calls quickly and is ready with answers to assist. read less

Have been a patient of Andrew's for the past 4 months dealing with knee tendinopathy. He is very good at listening and asking questions to learn about his patients. Very knowledgeable on running biomechanics and able to diagnose mechanical faults. Effectively communicates and provides meaningful feedback during sessions. Takes advantage... read more of web applications to post prescribed exercises throughout course of treatment. Promptly responds to messages between appointments. Excellent physical therapist and highly recommend. read less

Andrew is hands down the best PT in the area! Instead of having you come in a few times a week, he has you come in less frequently but actually gives you exercises that help with what's going on with your body. I love that he applies strength training to... read more help with fixing problems instead of static stretching. He actually takes the time to listen to what you're experiencing and then he is really thorough in his exams. He is always learning about the what the best practices are and is quick to respond to any questions you have when you're not in the office. I saw him for over 12 months and he has helped me tremendously in recovering from PF and ITBS. IF you're needing to find a PT that will actually help you, Andrew is who you need to see! read less

Andrew is an extremely valuable asset to our community thanks to his passion for not only his patients, but for staying on top of current research and techniques. I have seen him numerous times and the care I have received is second to none. Andrew is also actively involved in... read more our local athletic community offering injury prevention advice and training tips, and you can often see him volunteering his time at athletic events. Highly recommend. read less

I will be forever grateful to Andrew Walker of Physioworks for guiding me in a return to running after my trimalleolar ankle fracture. I am no spring chicken. I broke my ankle training for a Spartan Race (no more high monkey bars for me) a year ago (Sept. 9, 2019),... read more at age 64. My bones are strong (per my bone scans etc), but I fell due to slick bars and landed "just right." It was dislocated and all three bones were broken. Hurt like hell. Anyway, I had to have surgery on Sept. 12, 2019. (Dr. Maples must have done a great job) and a cast, and had to stay off the ankle for quite a while. When the cast was finally removed, my right leg looked like a skinny stick. Atrophied totally. I never want to see a knee scooter again. When I was given the go ahead for PT, I first went to TOC and they helped me in the initial rehab stages. Dana Vansant was great there! Then I wanted to progress more quickly, since I consider myself an athlete, albeit an old one (lol). A good friend recommended Andrew, so I went to him. He started me on a more aggressive stretching and strengthening program, which I followed religiously. I was back to running much more quickly than I had imagined possible. My first race post-surgery was about 6 months out, on March 23, 2019. Pretty fast progress for the worst kind of ankle break you can have. It was a 4 mile trail race at Joe Wheeler State Park. I got first in my age group out of 3, and finished 21st out of 50 runners, 11th out of 35 women. I was happy enough with that for my first race back at my age. Andrew really knows what he is doing. He is cautious, but not overly so. He gives great guidance about when to go ahead and when to back off. I highly recommend him for athletes needing rehab. Just do what he says, and be religious about it. read less