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WHAT WE DO

At drivePT we serve our clients through individualized and comprehensive evaluation and treatment. We teach you how to help yourself and how to prevent pain from returning.

TOOLS FOR SUCCESS

Every clients' needs are different for rehab, recovery, and performance.  At drivePT we recognize that your treatment plan should be unique and tailored specific to your personal & performance goals. We use a combination of tools such as education, exercise, manual therapy techniques, dry needling, and home exercise prescription to promote pain-free living & performance. 

EDUCATION

Education regarding how your body moves and how to make it move better is vital to getting you on the road to recovery. You will receive education specific to your diagnosis and advice to improve your overall quality of life.

EXERCISE

Staying active and moving well is drivePT's number one goal! Depending on your individual needs, your treatment will include a combination of the following types of exercise:  strength, flexibility, power, endurance, balance, and/or coordination.

HOME EXERCISE PRESCRIPTION

Proper home exercise prescription and progression are key to getting you better faster. An individualized home exercise program will be created for you at your first visit. Your program will be changed and progressed throughout your time at drivePT to help you meet your goals quickly!

MANUAL THERAPY

Manual therapy includes techniques such as joint mobilization, soft tissue massage, manipulation and mobilization with movement.  Research shows that manual therapy plus exercise helps improve function at a faster rate. Manual therapy interventions will be tailored uniquely to you and your body's needs.

DRY NEEDLING

Dry needling is a treatment technique used to help improve muscle function and pain through the insertion and stimulation of a thin filiform needle into the skin and into the muscle. Dry needling in combination with manual therapy and exercise will help you increase your performance and alleviate acute or chronic pain.

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