Programs
Programs we run.
Four programs, each led by a clinician in the clinic. If your problem sits outside these, we will tell you on the first call.
Physical therapy
Orthopedic rehab for backs, necks, shoulders, hips, and knees. We test first, treat second, and load third — the order matters.
- Back, neck, and shoulder pain
- Tendon problems that survived a wait-and-see
- Pre-season movement screens
- Post-injury strength rebuilding
The first step
The evaluation ends with a working diagnosis, the plan, and the expected number of visits — in writing, before you commit.
Common questions
Not offered
We do not offer imaging, injections, or medication management — that stays with your physician.
Post-surgical rehabilitation
Structured rehab after ACL reconstruction, rotator cuff repair, and joint replacement — run to the surgeon's protocol and tracked with our own re-tests.
- Early protocols shared with your surgeon
- Swelling, range, and scar management first
- Strength milestones before running or lifting
- Return-to-sport testing before clearance
The first step
Bring the surgery date and the protocol if you have it. We build the calendar backward from your goals.
Common questions
Led by
Dana WhitfieldNot offered
We are an outpatient clinic — no inpatient or home-health rehab.
Gait and balance
Retraining steps after a stroke, an injury, or a long hospital stay, and the balance work that keeps people living at home. We have the bars, the harness, and the patience.
- Gait training on parallel bars and a harness treadmill
- Stroke and Parkinson's rehab, with your neurologist in the loop
- Fall-prevention programs for staying in your own home
- Vestibular testing for vertigo and unsteadiness
The first step
The first visit is a balance and gait assessment. You leave knowing your numbers and the next milestone.
Common questions
Led by
Marcus ElleryNot offered
We are not a substitute for a memory-care or skilled-nursing facility.
Chronic pain and strength
For pain that has outlasted the injury: graded loading, pacing, and a plan that starts from what you want to do again — not from what hurts today.
- Graded activity with numbers you can see
- Strength programming that survives a travel week
- Pacing plans for work and training
- Coordination with your physician when it helps
The first step
We map what the pain stops you from doing, then start slightly below that and build. No boom-and-bust weeks.
Common questions
Tell us what you want back.
Evaluations run one hour on weekdays from 7am. Say what brings you in and two windows that work.