3 Best Physical Therapists in El Monte, CA

"Evan Tirtaputra is practicing at Good Day Physical Therapy. The clinic is fully equipped with state-of-the-art therapeutic equipment to help patients reach optimal therapeutic results. They are licensed, board-certified physical therapists who are committed to providing the highest quality of therapeutic care in a fun, respectful, and caring manner. Good Day Physical Therapy's evidence-based treatments, which consist of hands-on techniques and exercises, will help promote a much faster recovery to peak performance. They specialize in treating orthopedic conditions with manual therapy, joint mobilization, therapeutic exercises, therapeutic activities, and modalities.

"Yurong Lu holds a Doctor of Physical Therapy. She was certified by the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) and credentialed as a certified orthopedic specialist. In addition, she has a background in Chinese Traditional Medicine (CTM). Yurong Lu incorporates CTM to treat patients with pain, such as cupping therapy and Gua Sha. She was trained as a medical doctor at DaVita Medical Group, which was ranked number 232 in the Fortune 500, revealing America’s top companies. She is the owner of 360 Wellness Physical Therapy. The clinic is dedicated to providing better service and optimizing outcomes for patients. The clinic is also located in West Covina.

"Scott Kwan graduated cum laude from the USC School of Biokinesiology and Physical Therapy with an entry-level clinical doctorate degree in physical therapy. His treatment philosophy emphasizes the importance of an active lifestyle to ease or prevent some of the more common aches and pains that many endure daily. He worked 7 years at an Outpatient Physical Therapy office, of which 6 years were spent as manager for the department and for another off-site facility. Scott Kwan is the founder of San Gabriel Valley Physical Therapy. The clinic is located in Landmark Plaza, 8.5 miles from downtown El Monte, CA. They provide one-on-one professional care that incorporates the initial evaluation, patient education, and a treatment plan within an evidence-based model. Their treatment approach may employ manual techniques, modern modalities, and patient education with a strong emphasis on teaching an individualized home exercise program.