Patient Specific Physical Therapy
Their stated aim for it, in their words: reduce pain and improve physical function.
Reed Physical Therapy is built around the examination. Dr. Allen Reed, PT, DPT asks a lot of questions, evaluates carefully, and explains what he finds — before treatment begins.
Appointments are made by phone, at least 24 hours ahead. There is no online booking.
Reed Physical Therapy calls itself an evidence-based practice and sets out what that means in three parts. The three headings below are theirs, quoted from their own site.
What the published research supports.
Doctor of Physical Therapy, 2010. Licensed in Georgia.
What matters to the person on the table.
The strongest theme in the reviews Google publishes is the assessment itself — patients write about being asked a lot of questions and having the problem explained to them. Google’s own review topics for this practice, with Google’s own counts:
Their stated aim for it, in their words: reduce pain and improve physical function.
A rehabilitation programme built for one person rather than a protocol.
Their own phrase, aimed at enhancing overall quality of life.
These are the only three services published on reedphysicaltherapy.com. Nothing has been added to the list.
“He truly has a gift, not only for his practice but also for people.”Brandy Jones · Google review, about two years ago
Their own tagline, set under the figure in their logo. Decorative texture only — this is a computer-generated material study, not a photograph of the practice.
Google is the only platform carrying reviews for this practice: their Facebook page shows none, and there is no Yelp listing. Three of the 22 arrived within three days of each other, in the last two weeks. The four below are quoted exactly as written.
“Dr. Allen is an expert in his field with supreme service”
“he explained the problem I was experiencing and that I would feel better afterword”
“He is the only one who can start assessing my physical ailments before I speak a word”
“Great atmosphere, welcoming and personal.”
Dr. John Allen Reed III — “Dr. Allen” to everyone who reviews him — founded Reed Physical Therapy in 2022 and is the practice’s treating physical therapist. He earned his Doctor of Physical Therapy at the University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences in 2010, after a B.S. in Biology at Clark Atlanta University in 2006, and he is licensed in Georgia.
Before this practice he was co-owner, partner and operator of Advantage Physical Therapy in East Point — a different practice — and clinical performance coordinator for the home-health department at Habersham Medical Center. He grew up in Gadsden, Alabama, and is married with three children.
Everything on this page comes from what the practice publishes itself: their site, their Google Business Profile and their Facebook page.
There is no online booking and no online payment. Appointments are arranged by phone and payment is taken in person — that is how the practice works today, and this preview does not pretend otherwise.
One number, answered by the practice. Call at least 24 hours before the day you want, and they will tell you what to bring.
This panel is part of a design preview. It is not connected to anything, it stores nothing and it sends nothing. Reed Physical Therapy takes appointments by phone.
By phone. Call (404) 729-0162 at least 24 hours before the date you want. The practice is by appointment only and there is no online booking.
Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna and Humana. In the practice's own words, other insurance carriers are currently PENDING.
Monday to Friday, 9 am to 6 pm. Closed Saturday and Sunday. Visits are by appointment only.
In person, the practice accepts Visa, Mastercard, Discover, American Express and cash. No checks are accepted. There is no online payment.
Cancel at least 24 hours before the appointment. A $25.00 fee applies if it is not cancelled in time. Cancellation requests can be sent by email to Patients.reedpt@gmail.com.
2221 Peachtree Road NE, Suite X19, Atlanta, GA 30309 — on floor 1 of The Shops of Buckhead.