Orthopedic and Sports Physical Therapy

This isn’t your grandma’s physical therapy (though she’s welcome, too). Orthopedic and sports PT is for people who are motivated to move their bodies — runners, lifters, hikers, weekend warriors, and anyone who refuses to sit still!

Got a shoulder that complains every time you reach overhead? A knee that hates stairs? Or an ankle that still holds a grudge from your college intramural sports career? We don’t just slap a Band-Aid on your pain. At Alchemy, we dig into the root cause of what’s slowing you down, so you’re not stuck in an endless cycle of “rest, repeat, re-injure.”

The goal? To get you back to doing the things you love — whether that’s chasing PRs, chasing your kids, or just surviving another round of burpees — and to help you move with more strength, confidence, and maybe even fewer sound effects from your joints! At Alchemy we will tailer every plan to your specific goals to help your body keep up with your lifestyle and help you rediscover the joy in movement.

Benefits of Physical Therapy

Woman receiving manual therapy to treat neck pain
  1. Injury Recovery and Prevention

    • Physical therapy helps patients recover post-surgery or injury by strengthening muscles, enhancing flexibility, and correcting movement patterns. It’s also key for athletes and active individuals who want to prevent future injuries.

  2. Pain Management Without Medication

    • Chronic pain from conditions like arthritis or fibromyalgia can often be managed through therapeutic exercises, physical therapy, and other non-invasive techniques, reducing the need for long-term medication use.

  3. Improved Mobility and Balance

    • Struggling with mobility or balance, whether due to age or a medical condition? Physical therapy uses targeted exercises to improve coordination and prevent falls, helping individuals maintain independence.

  4. Post-Surgical Rehabilitation

    • After surgeries like joint replacements, physical therapy helps rebuild strength, increase range of motion, and speed up the healing process.

  5. Support for Chronic Conditions

    • People with diabetes, heart disease, or lung conditions can benefit from physical therapy programs that focus on improving circulation, breathing, and overall physical function.

You Should See a Physical Therapist if You Experience…

Manual therapist working on a man with limited range of motion
Manual therapist helping a patient recover from surgery

Limited range of motion

Posture related discomfort

Joint and muscle pain

Woman at a desk with posture-related discomfort

Frequent falls or balance issues

Person suffering from joint and muscle pain

Recovery from surgery

Woman who fell in her living room

What People Are Saying

Physical therapy is about so much more than recovery — it's about empowerment, prevention, and living a life with fewer physical limitations. Whether you're an athlete, an office worker, or a senior citizen, a physical therapist can help you unlock your body’s full potential.

If you’ve been contemplating physical therapy, take that first step today. Your future, more mobile self will thank you!

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Owner of Alchemy working with a patient