Downtown Physical Therapy

I was referred by a work colleague to Downtown Physical Therapy when I suffered immense pain in my hip area due to a running injury. On my first visit to Bryce, he performed a thorough exam, diagnosed my issue, and gave a me a series of exercises and stretches that I could I access on an ipad app (it is fantastic). I then took his diagnoses to a sports doctor who agreed with the diagnoses and the course of therapy. Over the course of 2 months, I saw Bryce 4 more times and my situation significantly improved to point of little to no pain and I am back on track to running again.
I’ve been to 4 different physical therapists for sports related injuries over the years with varied success. Bryce by far is the best PT I’ve been to. He is incredibly thorough, very frank, and challenged me in a great way with the suggested exercises and stretches. I’ve already recommended him to friends and will continue to do so. I will definitely be back to see Bryce if I have future injuries.

I saw Bryce twice for shoulder pain. He immediately narrowed down a diagnosis after a thorough examination. He then gave me suggestions to get immediate relief as well as giving me exercises to strengthen my shoulder and prevent future pain.
I found him and his staff very professional and helpful and I would recommend them to anyone.
My only suggestion is I would have like a hand out to refer to when doing the exercises at home.

After I saw Bryce Taylor for PT sessions, I had another $ 1,500 in new medical bills for injuries that HE caused. This was a direct result of numerous unprofessional mis-​steps this PT made in treatment. He is a terrible healthcare provider and I would caution anyone in Indianapolis to seek out another provider who is more serious about treating patients, rather than their looks and professional speaking career.
His «Philosophy»:
He talked incessantly about how he was speaking at PT association conferences (read: bragging) and showing other therapists the wonder of using the Nintendo Wii in Physical Therapy sessions. In fact, 75% of the time he had me in his PT care, I was doing Wii exercises, by myself, while he was in a complete other room not supervising me. The other 25% I was on an elliptical trainer. I know more about this guy’s professional speaking career than I do how to take care of my own hip, which is what I was paying him hundreds of dollars for. Also, after I quit going to him — I got a Wii. It was way cheaper than Bryce Taylor’s time.
I would arrive early, on time, for my sessions. Since it was my lunch hour, I only had 50 minutes. Sometimes he’d sit there and eat a sandwich himself 15 minutes into my session before starting with me. I’d begin by saying, «I only have 35 minutes because my appointment started 15 minutes ago». Literally, in front of me while I’m in his waiting room.
I came to the guy for help, but he mostly managed to make me feel inferior for not being able to do some of the exercises he wanted me to do. I came for a dislocated SI joint and piraformis syndrome. Being about 100 lbs overweight, I would explain to him that «okay, what you want me to do is actually outside the range of what’s safe for me because it effing hurts». He didn’t care. Nor did he listen. He would simply say «this isn’t going to hurt you». What ended up happening is I tore a groin muscle in a location that had nothing to do with my original injury. I left his office and within hours, I was unable to lift my leg and walk. Two days later, still unable to walk. Off to the sports doctor and then to the hospital. It cost me $ 1,500 out of pocket.
I should have sued this guy, but writing this review is so much better. STAY AWAY. Every ounce of behavior directed toward me was belittling, narcissistic, and very, very strange. He’s an incredibly strange bird.
Go to a woman PT. This guy has some issues.