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One-on-one with a Doctor of Physical Therapy, every visit: no rotating techs, no guessing who’s treating you.

Clinician applying ASTYM instruments to a patient's forearm
Scar tissue Chronic tendon pain

ASTYM Therapy

A structured instrument protocol for tendon problems and scar tissue that stopped responding to everything else. It works by provoking the body to remodel the tissue, then loading it.

  • Built for tendon problems that stalled
  • Structured protocol, not improvisation
  • Loading is part of the treatment, not after it
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Patient training with a blood flow restriction cuff
Post-op Strength

Blood Flow Restriction Training

Build strength with light loads when heavy loads are off the table. A calibrated cuff lets a 20 percent load do the work of a much heavier one, which matters enormously after surgery.

  • Strength gains when heavy lifting is not allowed
  • Calibrated cuff pressure, measured per limb
  • We teach this technique to other clinicians
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Cupping therapy applied along a patient's back
Tissue restriction Stiffness

Cupping Therapy

Decompression instead of compression. Useful on broad areas of restriction that push back against hands and instruments, especially through the back, hamstrings and calves.

  • Covers area that point work cannot
  • Gentler than it looks, and we start light
  • Followed by movement so the change holds
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Cold plunge tub in a recovery suite
Recovery Performance

Cold Plunge

A proper plunge on site, not a bathtub full of ice at home. Used for recovery, for the nervous system reset, and by a lot of our athletes as a standing weekly habit.

  • Temperature controlled and maintained
  • Available around your appointment
  • Pairs with the sauna for contrast work
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Infrared sauna and cold plunge in a contrast therapy room
Recovery Performance

Contrast Therapy Room

Sauna and plunge in the same room, so hot and cold cycling actually happens instead of being something you meant to do.

  • Hot and cold in one session
  • Guided cycle timing
  • The most-used room in the building
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Clinician performing dry needling trigger-point treatment
Stubborn knots Chronic tightness

Dry Needling

For the knots that stretching, foam rolling and time alone never touch. A thin needle into the trigger point, a twitch, and a release you can usually feel before you leave the room.

  • Relief you can feel in the same visit
  • Reaches tissue hands alone cannot
  • Paired with loading so it lasts
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Graston instrument being used on a patient's leg
Soft tissue Restriction

Graston Technique

Stainless instruments that find restriction your hands can feel but cannot reach. The tool detects the texture change first, then treats it.

  • Finds restriction hands can only guess at
  • Precise, area by area
  • Paired with movement the same session
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Instrument-assisted soft tissue mobilization treatment
Soft tissue Mobility

IASTM

Instrument-assisted soft tissue mobilization, used inside a full physical therapy plan rather than sold as a standalone session.

  • Targeted where the restriction actually is
  • Immediate change in how the area moves
  • Always followed by loading
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Therapist providing recovery-focused soft tissue massage
Recovery Maintenance

Massage Therapy

Recovery-grade soft tissue work that sits alongside your rehab instead of replacing it. Useful between hard training blocks and on the weeks your body needs the volume turned down.

  • Coordinated with your rehab plan
  • Good for the weeks between hard blocks
  • Booked around your therapy schedule
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Therapist performing hands-on joint mobilization
Stiffness Restricted joints

Manual Therapy

Hands-on joint and soft tissue work from clinicians with fellowship training in orthopedic manual therapy. Two of our therapists carry FAAOMPT, which is the highest manual therapy credential in the profession.

  • Fellowship-trained hands, not a machine
  • Mobility you keep, because we load it after
  • Skilled assessment on every single visit
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Athlete using Normatec compression boots
Recovery Heavy legs

Normatec Compression Therapy

Pneumatic compression that flushes heavy legs between hard sessions. Twenty minutes, and you feel the difference walking out.

  • Twenty minutes, noticeable difference
  • Good the day after a long run
  • Available alongside your therapy visit
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Coach guiding a client through a strength and mobility screen
Athletes Prevention

Personal Training

Training built by the same people who rehabbed you, so the plan knows your history instead of starting from zero.

  • Programming that respects your injury history
  • Screens first, then a plan
  • The natural next step after discharge
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Physical therapist guiding a patient through a hands-on treatment session
Everyone Post-op Chronic pain

Physical Therapy

Walk in not knowing what’s wrong. Walk out with a plan built for your body, not a diagnosis code. It starts with a cause-first evaluation, one-on-one with a Doctor of Physical Therapy, every visit, whether you’re six weeks post-op or six months into a nagging ache.

  • You know what’s wrong before we ever treat you
  • Relief starts on visit one, not week three
  • A plan with an endpoint you can see from day one
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Red light therapy panel in a recovery room
Recovery Healing

Red Light Therapy

Part of the on-site recovery suite. Red and near-infrared light used to support tissue healing and recovery between sessions.

  • On site, so it fits around your visit
  • No downtime, no equipment to buy
  • Stacks with the rest of the recovery room
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Runner being filmed on a treadmill for gait analysis
Runners Recurring injury

Running Assessment

The same injury keeps coming back for a reason, and it is usually upstream of where it hurts. We film you running, break down the mechanics, and change the inputs.

  • Video gait analysis, not a guess
  • Cadence, load and mechanics addressed together
  • A retraining plan you can actually follow
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Physical therapist performing a spinal mobilization
Neck Back Stiffness

Spinal Manipulation

The adjustment people usually go elsewhere for, delivered by certified Doctors of Physical Therapy as one part of a full plan rather than the whole treatment.

  • Certified in spinal manipulation therapy
  • One tool inside a real plan, not the plan itself
  • Screened for safety before anything happens
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Athlete performing return-to-sport agility testing
Athletes Return-to-sport

Sports Rehabilitation

Getting cleared and being ready are two different things. Sports rehab here ends with testing, so the decision to go back is made on numbers instead of on how the injury feels that morning.

  • Return-to-sport testing, not a hunch
  • Sport-specific loading, not generic exercises
  • A plan that ends with you back in the game
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