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Luna Physical Therapy

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Luna Physical Therapy reviews

4.0

79% would recommend to a friend

(88 total reviews)

73% positive business outlook

Luna Physical Therapy has an employee rating of 4.0 out of 5 stars, based on 88 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Luna Physical Therapy employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Healthcare industry (3.4 stars).

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88 reviews
5.0
Nov 19, 2025

Amazing company

Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

The company actually believes in and demonstrates the work culture it promotes. Team members and managers are kind and helpful with no micromanagement. Remote work and flexibility are a game changer

Cons

Benefits could be better overall.

1.0
Oct 24, 2025
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Schedule self and mostly independent management of caseload.

Cons

Yikes, crazy micromanagement for a self employed PT is crazy. It sounds good in theory, but zero support or assistance of any benefit. They are extremely slow to assist with actual health/patient care communication- but will waste your time with nonsensical and unnecessary messages and comments that are irrelevant to patients. They proof read your notes and decline them with no rhyme or reason…you don’t even know who is declining the notes and despite great documentation they will decline your note delaying your income. In the last year they have limited your ability to transfer your money into your account, the app bugs and errors are exhausting and the only solution ever provided is to “clear your cashe in the settings” (fun fact that will also rest to auto accept patients and log you out of the app entirely) literally no humans to talk to. I hate it, but love my patients- actively seeking something else because I am fed up.

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Luna Physical Therapy Response
8mo
Thank you for the feedback. I want to address the specific concerns you've raised if that's okay! Your review has actually inspired some good behind the scenes action. We're working on pulling together all the channels where we receive feedback on the therapist experience so we can provide cohesive quarterly recommendations to our product team, with a clear emphasis on prioritizing the issues that matter most to therapists. Not everything will get solved at once, but we really don't want this to be your experience, or for any Luna PT. On chart reviews and declines, we do review each chart against our documentation standards, and when charts are declined, they're reviewed quickly by the team and sent back to the therapist with clear feedback on what needs to be corrected. Our clinical documentation standards apply consistently to all therapists to ensure quality and compliance. We communicate the reasons for any chart rejections so therapists can address them. On support responsiveness - I hear your frustration about feeling like there's "literally no humans to talk to." We have a dedicated Therapist Enablement channel in chat where you can reach out with questions and request to speak with a PT live when needed. If you've been getting stuck with just "clear your cache" responses or experiencing long delays on legitimate clinical questions, that's not the experience we want you to have. We could do better with making it more clear during onboarding or in continued communications that therapists know they have this in-app chat option to request a real human. On the app issues and money transfer limitations, the app bugs are technical problems we need to fix. App issues shouldn't be requiring constant workarounds. On transfers specifically, we did adjust the withdrawal frequency because we were paying transaction fees for therapists every single time they withdraw, and some were doing it daily. Therapists can still withdraw twice monthly at times they choose; so similar to biweekly pay cycles you'd see at other companies, but still better because PTs decide when to get paid. We felt that was a fair way to go about changing to still give them the control but not break the bank in all these transaction fees which most definitely add up. I understand that is still a change and change is somewhat annoying at times for sure especially if there's no seemingly reasonable explanation as to why. I hope this was as helpful as your review was for us. We appreciate your time with Luna!
5.0
Oct 2, 2025
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

The Site Reliability Engineer team is small and tight knit. We have a huge amount of autonomy for what to work on. We create our own roadmaps, estimates, and ultimately drive the companies infrastructure. We have been able to build the whole stack with good practices. Our infra is mature and solid. It makes working within the infrastructure enjoyable because it's not extremely brittle. The engineers at luna are very intelligent and a joy to work with. We get to interface with strong teams who provide good feedback into the infra. We have a weekly bookclub where we discuss our current book - examples being "How Big Things Get Done" and "The Phoenix Project". Every other week we discuss more targeting engineering topics in roundtable discussions. It's a collaborative environment where bright ideas are rewarded. The workload is manageable. We are expected to work hard, but it isn't unreasonably so. We've started up Open Dev Fridays where a lot of cool work is getting done to improve our systems that isn't otherwise scheduled.

Cons

An ongoing app migration has complicated the infrastructure, but that's what makes it interesting! Everyone can get a little hyper focused on their own tasks which slows collaboration at times.

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Luna Physical Therapy Response
8mo
Thank you for the thoughtful review! You are very right- everyone here in all departments seems we can get hyper focused on our tasks, and would benefit from more conscientious cross collaboration. Thanks again for the review!
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