This is not a menu.
It is what one clinic can carry.
Most clinics own three tools and use all three on everybody. Twenty nine services under one roof means the opposite problem never happens to you: nobody has to reach for the wrong thing because the right thing is not in the building. You do not choose from this list. Your Doctor of Physical Therapy evaluates you, then builds the plan from whatever it actually takes.
The programs the plan is built on.
Sports Rehab
For the ACL tear, the ankle sprain, the tennis elbow, or whatever else took you out of your sport. Built to get you all the way back, not most of the way.
Learn more →Aquatic Therapy
Low-impact work in the water for when the joint cannot yet take your full weight, rebuilding flexibility, strength and function without the load.
Learn more →Pilates
Structured core and mobility work for stiffness, posture and strength, whether you are coming back from an injury or building a body that resists one.
Learn more →The McKenzie Method
A systematic way to find which movements provoke your back, neck or joint pain and which relieve it, then hand the management back to you.
Learn more →Functional Movement Assessment
A read on how you actually move, for weekend warriors, competitive athletes and busy professionals who want to know where the limits are before they find them.
Learn more →Whiplash & Neck Rehab
Neck rehabilitation after a rear impact, measured and loaded on the Multi Cervical Unit instead of guessed at.
Learn more →What the therapist does with their hands.
Manual Therapy
Joint mobilization and soft tissue work for chronic pain, restricted mobility and muscle that will not let go on its own.
Learn more →Dry Needling
Needling into the trigger points limiting your movement. Dr. Matthew Nelson spent five years getting this made legal in Utah, and has taught it since 2009.
Learn more →Spinal Manipulation
Targeted manipulation to restore spinal mobility when back pain, neck stiffness or headaches are limiting how you move.
Learn more →Cupping
Myofascial decompression that improves circulation and releases deep muscle tension, used as one part of a larger plan rather than a standalone fix.
Learn more →IASTM
Instrument-assisted soft tissue mobilization for persistent pain, limited mobility and old injuries that never fully resolved.
Learn more →Massage Therapy
Trigger Point Therapy paired with Structural Integration: release the knotted muscle causing the referred pain, then address the structure that keeps producing it.
Learn more →Equipment most clinics do not own.
Shockwave Therapy
Acoustic pressure waves for chronic pain and restricted movement. Non-invasive, clinically backed, and delivered in the clinic.
Learn more →Red Light Therapy
For injury recovery, joint pain and post-surgical inflammation that is not settling down on its own timeline.
Learn more →Ultrasound
Therapeutic ultrasound for strained muscle and damaged tendon, used to support healing when tissue quality is what is holding you back.
Learn more →AlterG Anti-Gravity Treadmill
Walk and run at a fraction of your body weight, so the leg gets loaded again long before it can take all of you.
Learn more →Blood Flow Restriction
Build strength with lighter weight by safely restricting blood flow to the working muscle, so a healing joint keeps its strength instead of losing it.
Learn more →When the problem is how you orient, not just how you move.
Balance Therapy
For falls and mobility problems that have quietly started shrinking the list of things you are willing to do.
Learn more →Vestibular Therapy
For dizziness, vertigo and unsteadiness driven by inner ear dysfunction, when the room will not hold still.
Learn more →Concussion Management
For the questions right after a head injury: what now, what is safe, and what the road back actually looks like.
Learn more →Concussion Rehab
For the symptoms that stay: the headaches, the dizziness and the trouble concentrating that are still there weeks after the hit.
Learn more →For when better than before is the actual goal.
Sports Performance
Strength, injury prevention and athletic development for athletes who want more than a clean bill of health.
Learn more →Golf Performance
Rehabilitation, performance and prevention for golfers, from chronic pain to the inconsistency that shows up as a lost season.
Learn more →TPI Golf Assessment
A Titleist Performance Institute assessment of how your body moves inside your golf swing, with the drills and exercises that follow from it.
Learn more →VALD Performance Equipment
Objective measurement of strength and side-to-side imbalance, so progress is something you can see rather than something you assume.
Learn more →VALD Performance Testing
Testing that turns movement quality and asymmetry into numbers, so you go back to sport on data instead of on how the knee feels today.
Learn more →Personal training, kept separate on purpose.
Everything above is physical therapy, delivered by a Doctor of Physical Therapy. The one below is not. Personal training runs through Dynamic Performance & Therapy, the clinic's training arm, and is delivered by certified trainers. Different service, different team, same building.
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You’re all set.
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