athELITE Performance Therapy

Physical Therapy
in Phoenix
, Arizona
Therapist Category: Physical Therapy
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About athELITE Performance Therapy

athELITE Performance Therapy is a physical therapy and performance practice based in Phoenix, Arizona, at 926 E Jackson St Ste 600. The website also references online care. The clinic presents itself as a resource for athletes and active individuals who want more individualized rehabilitation than they felt they received in traditional PT settings. Its services emphasize performance therapy, injury prevention, return to sport, and movement analysis, with a strong focus on knee and shoulder rehabilitation, advanced assessment, and tracking progress with objective testing rather than relying only on standard manual evaluation. The practice describes its care model as technology-supported and tailored to each patient’s movement patterns, dysfunctions, goals, and performance demands.

The team includes Dr. Jonny Monteiro, PT, DPT, the lead physical therapist and clinic owner, whose profile highlights sports medicine, orthopedic physical therapy, movement analysis, dry needling, manual therapy, and return-to-sport work. Dr. Brandon Hong, PT, DPT, SCS, CSCS, is presented as a performance physical therapist with a background in high level athletics and return-to-performance rehabilitation. Dr. Madison Jepperson, PT, DPT, is described as a biomechanics expert who leads movement analysis and corrective exercise design, with additional listed education in kinesiology. The wider rehab and performance team also includes Janae Taylor, MS, in rehab and performance leadership, and Evan Harvey, MS, in performance technology. For new patients, the website says the first visit is a 90-minute assessment that includes technology-based testing, review of dysfunction patterns, and a customized treatment plan with timeline guidance. The clinic states that it operates as an out-of-network provider and offers documentation that patients can use for possible insurance reimbursement.

Contact Details & Directions

+1 480-886-2253

926 E Jackson St ste 600, Phoenix, AZ 85034

Open Hours

Sunday: Closed
Monday: 08:00 – 18:00
Tuesday: 08:00 – 18:00
Wednesday: 08:00 – 18:00
Thursday: 08:00 – 18:00
Friday: 08:00 – 18:00
Saturday: Closed

Frequently Asked Questions

The website says the initial visit is a 90-minute assessment that includes advanced technology testing, an explanation of the patient's dysfunction patterns, and personalized treatment recommendations with a clear plan and timeline.
The clinic states that it is currently out of network. It says it can provide documentation that patients may use when seeking insurance reimbursement.
The site advises patients to wear comfortable athletic clothing and bring any recent imaging, such as MRI or X-ray results, along with a list of current medications.
According to the website, many patients show significant improvement in 8 to 12 sessions, although the exact timeline depends on the person's condition and goals.
The practice says it uses objective testing and performance technology to identify the underlying source of pain and dysfunction, then builds a treatment plan around the patient's specific movement findings instead of using a generic protocol.
The website directs patients to call the clinic to schedule an assessment. Listed hours are Monday through Friday from 8 am to 6 pm, with Saturday and Sunday appointments available by appointment.
Disclaimer: This listing has been created from publicly available information and has not been verified by the provider. Details may change and may not be fully accurate. This profile is not medical advice or an endorsement. If this is you or your practice, you can claim and update this profile.

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