Yes, all the physical therapists are fully licensed in accordance to their state.

Pain can be persistent. Also, flare-up pain is not uncommon. Please give us a call if you experience a flare-up, sudden exacerbation/aggravation of pain. We advise you simply change your physical/daily/exercise activities, may suggest you to come back to us, or return to your primary doctor.

A doctor of physical therapist will see you for evaluation, movement/posture analysis, and slow motion video analysis to find out the root cause of your pain. In addition, you will see the same physical therapist every time when you come back for the continuity of care. One-on-one relationship is one of our top priority.

You should wear loose fitting clothing so you can comfortably expose the area that we will be evaluating and treating.

• At the end of the day, you make the decision which physical therapist is better: a physical therapist who works under the large organization or a physical therapist who owns a private practice. However, research tells us the facts!
• At the end of the day, you make the decision which physical therapist is better: a physical therapist who works under the large organization or a physical therapist who owns a private practice. However, research tells us the facts!
• The study indicates that patients require more treatments in physician-owned clinics (39-45% higher visits per patient rate compared to private practice PT). Thus, the cost eventually becomes greater for those patients who choose physician-owned physical therapy practice (30-40% higher in both gross and net revenue per patient). 1
• Another research demonstrates that patients have less time spent with licensed therapy providers at physician-owned clinics. In addition,  physical therapy assistants are substituted for licensed physical therapists. 2
• The other study strongly suggested that “therapists who had treated patients through direct access were significantly more likely to believe that direct access had benefited them professionally and benefited their patients than were therapists who had not practiced through direct access.” 3
• Based on those facts, we strongly believe that we can provide you with the highest quality of care available, restore your physical functions, and maximize the physical potential for faster recovery.
• You will work with a doctor of physical therapist in a one-on-one manner, and the same physical therapist sees you from the beginning to the end of your experience with us.

1. Mitchell, J., Scott, E., Physician Ownership of Physical Therapy Services: Effects on Charges, Utilization, Profits, and Service Characteristics, Journal of the American Medical Association, 1992.

2. “Joint Ventures Among Health Care Providers in Florida,” State of Florida Health Care Cost Containment Board, 1991.

3. Domholdt E, Durchholz AG. Direct access use by experienced therapists in states with direct access. Phys Ther. 1992 Aug;72(8):569-74.

1. Assessment: we evaluate your physical functions to find out root cause of the pain and analyze how you move.
2. Education: we break down and describe the cause of your pain, review your treatment/exercise plan, and set up your goals.
3. Treatment/Exercise: we start physical therapy such as hands-on treatment and functional exercises based on your goals and impairments that you have.