let us give you the freedom to move

Our Mission

At Patriot Physical Therapy, our mission is to enhance mobility, function and quality of life in our clients by providing customized and effective physical therapy services. We succeed in helping our clients avoid surgery or recover from surgery with the direct care of a Doctor of Physical Therapy every visit.

No Doctor Referral Required

CASH care plan packages available

First Step: Evaluation

The initial evaluation helps determine the best care plan options for your needs for your whiplash injury, neck pain, back pain, knee pain or other movement disorders. We’ll take a thorough history, record objective measurements and set your unique goals together.

Treatment included with evaluation.

We can see you without health insurance!

let us give you the freedom to move

The Freedom
to Move

Avoid unnecessary surgery and medication. Optimize performance. Personalized doctorate level best-practice care every visit.

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Our Team

We are a service-disabled veteran and female-owned private physical therapy practice with over 50 years of combined experience but we treat everyone! Our team of highly trained and experienced physical therapists are dedicated to helping our clients achieve their goals. We work together to provide the best care possible and are constantly striving to improve our skills and knowledge.

Who Really Needs Physical Therapy?

Physical therapy is a valuable healthcare service that can benefit individuals at various stages of life and for a wide range of reasons. 90% of people who need PT right now aren’t getting it! How many folks do you know who get regular massages “just to function” but really need their problem resolved by an expert in musculoskeletal disorders? Every single one of us will need PT at some point. Here’s an overview of who might benefit from physical therapy throughout their lifetime:

1. Children

Always seek out an experienced Pediatric Specialist in Physical Therapy.

2. Adolescents to Middle Age:

Orthopedic Issues: Individuals in their twenties and thirties may seek physical therapy for issues such as back pain, muscle strains, and joint problems.
Preventing Surgery or Post-Surgical Rehabilitation: Avoiding the need for surgery altogether, and before and after surgeries, such as joint replacements or ligament repairs, physical therapy is often crucial for recovery and regaining mobility.
Sports Injuries: Athletes may need physical therapy to recover from injuries, prevent future injuries, and enhance performance, gaining strength and flexibility.
Workplace Injuries: Those with injuries related to their occupation may benefit from physical therapy to restore function and prevent future problems.

3. Seniors:

Balance and Fall Prevention: Seniors often benefit from physical therapy to improve balance and reduce the risk of falls, which is crucial for maintaining independence.
Joint Replacement Rehabilitation: Physical therapy is commonly prescribed after joint replacement surgeries to optimize recovery and mobility.
Osteoporosis Management: Exercises to improve bone density and reduce the risk of fractures can be incorporated into physical therapy for older individuals.
Stroke Survivors: Physical therapy is crucial for stroke survivors to regain motor skills and improve functional independence.
Neurodegenerative Disorders: Individuals with conditions like Parkinson’s or multiple sclerosis can benefit from physical therapy to manage symptoms and maintain mobility.