Muscle & Joint Physical Therapy

Cupping is a therapeutic treatment used to relieve muscle tension, improve circulation, and promote healing. It is effective for individuals dealing w...

A specialized analysis to improve golf performance through physical assessment and personalized training.

Certified therapists perform dry needling as part of the treatment for pain management and trigger point therapy.

Dry needling involves the insertion of sterile, single-use, monofilament needles directly into myofascial (muscular) trigger points to alleviate pain ...

Focal, irritable spots located in a taut band of skeletal muscle that produce pain locally and sometimes in a referred pattern.

An integral part of physical therapy and rehabilitation, encompassing a variety of exercises and activities to promote strength, range of motion, neur...

A tailored exercise program to help patients regain function and strength post-injury or surgery.

A therapy session where a video recording of your run is analyzed to assess running gait, providing insight into running mechanics, injury risk, and w...

Therapists guide athletes in prevention techniques and care to minimize injury risks.

Therapy programs designed to support recovery after surgical procedures.

A progressive, safe, reconditioning approach that helps athletes prevent injuries and rehabilitate post-injury to return to optimum functional, occupa...

Rehabilitation focused on the treatment of sports-related injuries.

Physical therapy to prepare for surgery and assist in recovery, including pain modulation and improving muscle control.

Physical therapy is recommended after surgery for a tear of the distal biceps.

Specializes in the treatment of orthopedic, spine, and sports-related injuries, focusing on conditions of the neck, shoulder, back, hip, knee, and foo...

Wear and tear deterioration of cartilage in the joint, leading to pain and reduced mobility.

Occurs when ligaments of a joint exceed their capacity to handle a load and become damaged.

Techniques applied to support movement patterns and functional recovery.

Used to treat a variety of conditions to improve movement and reduce pain.

Focus on analyzing and correcting movement patterns to prevent injury and enhance performance.

Occurs when a muscle and/or its tendon exceeds its capacity to handle a load and becomes damaged.

Physical therapy can help with cubital tunnel syndrome.

Our experts will help with your Leg Pain

Dysfunction of the pelvic floor muscles is thought to occur when tightness and/or weakness develops resulting in pain, incontinence, and/or constipati...

Dr. Matt Johnson and his team of therapists specialize in treating various types of pain including neck, back, headaches, shoulders, hips, knees, ankl...

A type of manual therapy technique used to improve blood flow, release tension, and promote healing in order to improve mobility and function.

A spinal adjustment or spinal manipulation is a technique in which your therapist will apply a high velocity, low amplitude thrust to a specific joint...

Inflammation of the fluid-filled sacs around joints, resulting in pain and impaired movement.

Inflammation of a tendon causing pain, swelling, and loss of motion and strength.