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Arrowhead Physical Therapy

Physical Therapy

in Peoria

, Arizona

Therapist Category: Physical Therapy

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About Arrowhead Physical Therapy

Arrowhead Physical Therapy is an outpatient physical therapy and wellness practice with offices in Peoria and Phoenix, Arizona. Founded in 2001 by Steve Kaye, PT, DPT, the clinic presents its care model as compassionate, evidence-based, and centered on personal attention, patient education, and a supportive treatment environment. The practice says it serves people of all ages and abilities and offers physical therapy alongside massage therapy, fitness services through Fit2Liv, golf fitness programming, blood flow restriction training, dry needling, and Endurance Care for runners, triathletes, swimmers, cyclists, and other active individuals. The site highlights common reasons people seek care here, including neck, shoulder, and joint pain, low back and spinal conditions, sports injuries, tendonitis, sprains and strains, vestibular issues such as vertigo, and recovery before or after surgery.

The staff page describes a team with a range of experience and interests. Steve Kaye, PT, DPT, has practiced since 1986 and is noted for continuing education in manual therapy and spine care. Sharon Vosekalns, PT, MPT, focuses on outpatient orthopedics and lists experience with spinal and extremity conditions related to sports, work, trauma, and repetitive overuse, with an added interest in women’s health and care for the peri-partum mother. Jim Moran, PT, is described as combining manual therapy with exercise to support patient outcomes, while Caleb Lionberger, PTA, ATC, brings an athletic training background and experience with IASTM, Kinesio Taping, and golf-related instruction. Across the site, Arrowhead Physical Therapy emphasizes hands-on treatment, customized exercise planning, postural correction, home programs, and individualized rehabilitation intended to improve movement, reduce pain, and help patients return to activity safely.

Conditions Treated, Specialties & Treatment Types

Who they treat:

General Family Geriatric Pediatric Women’s Health

Conditions Treated:

Balance Disorders and Vertigo Herniated Disc Muscle Strains Plantar Fasciitis Post-Surgical Rehabilitation Rotator Cuff Injury Sports Injuries Tendonitis and Tendinopathy

Clinical Focuses:

Manual Therapy and Soft Tissue Care Mobility and Flexibility Training Orthopedic Rehabilitation Post-Surgical Rehabilitation Postural and Ergonomic Correction Spine and Core Stabilization Sports Performance and Injury Prevention Vestibular and Balance Therapy Work Injury Rehab and Workers Comp

Treatment Types:

Balance Training Core Stabilization Dry Needling Electrical Stimulation (E-Stim and TENS)Exercise Prescription Flexibility and Stretching Therapy Joint Mobilization Kinesio Taping Manual Therapy Myofascial Release Posture Retraining Strength and Conditioning Programs

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Contact Details & Directions

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+1 623-486-2331

8685 W Union Hills Dr Suite 600, Peoria, AZ 85382

Open Hours

Sunday: Closed

Monday: 09:00 – 17:00

Tuesday: 07:00 – 17:00

Wednesday: 09:00 – 17:00

Thursday: 07:00 – 17:00

Friday: 09:00 – 17:00

Saturday: Closed

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Accessibility & Features:

Appointments recommended Credit cards Debit cards NFC mobile payments Restroom Wheelchair accessible entrance Wheelchair accessible parking lot Wheelchair accessible restroom

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Avg Google Review Rating: 4.6

Google Review Count: 60

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Frequently Asked Questions

The first appointment includes an initial evaluation by the therapist. The clinic asks patients to complete paperwork ahead of time, bring a referral if they have one, and provide their insurance card. During the visit, the therapist reviews medical history, current complaints, pain patterns, functional limits, goals, and related medications or tests, then performs an objective exam and develops a treatment plan with the patient.

Arrowhead asks patients to bring payment information and, when applicable, a physical therapy referral and insurance card. Patients using Workers' Compensation should bring their claim number and case manager contact information, and those using auto insurance or an attorney lien should bring those details as well.

The clinic recommends loose-fitting clothing that allows the therapist to examine and treat the affected area. Their examples include shorts for a knee issue, a tank top for a shoulder problem, and loose clothing for low back concerns.

According to the clinic's FAQ page, treatment visits typically run about 30 to 60 minutes.

The clinic says the total number of visits varies widely. Some patients may need only one visit, while others may need care for months depending on diagnosis, severity of impairment, and medical history. They also note that patients are re-evaluated monthly and progress reports are sent to the doctor at follow-up points.

Arrowhead states that staff will verify and explain insurance benefits before treatment. The insurance page also lists many plans the practice works with, while noting that the list can change over time.

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