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ATI Physical Therapy - Phoenix

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About ATI Physical Therapy - Phoenix

ATI Physical Therapy – Phoenix is located at 6036 N 19th Ave, Suite 303, in Phoenix, Arizona 85015. The clinic presents itself as a physical therapy clinic, sports medicine clinic, rehabilitation center, and physical therapist practice. It offers in-clinic care as well as virtual and hybrid therapy options. According to the site, the Phoenix team focuses on helping people recover from pain, injury, limited mobility, and post-surgical needs through individualized treatment planning. The website also points to support for people recovering from athletic injuries and for older adults who want to improve stability, movement, and day to day comfort.

The clinic describes care that may include manual therapy, guided exercise, movement education, therapeutic exercise, cardiovascular conditioning, and strength training. ATI says treatment plans are tailored to the individual with goals that include reducing pain, improving movement, restoring strength and flexibility, and lowering the risk of future injury. The Phoenix location and related local ATI pages also reference care for sports injuries, work injuries, pre and post surgical conditions, and a broad range of musculoskeletal concerns. Examples named on the website include knee, back, shoulder, pelvic, hip, ankle, foot, hand, neck, and elbow issues, along with gait and balance problems, sciatic nerve pain, whiplash injuries, and concussions. The site explains that an initial visit includes a full evaluation and discussion of recovery goals, with the patient taking an active role in the treatment process. ATI also notes that insurance verification is available before care begins, and that online appointments may be used when in-person visits are not practical.

Conditions Treated, Specialties & Treatment Types

Who they treat: Geriatric

Conditions Treated:

Arthritis and Joint Degeneration Back Pain and Sciatica Herniated Disc Hip and Pelvic Dysfunction Muscle Strains Neck Pain and Whiplash Plantar Fasciitis Post-Surgical Rehabilitation Rotator Cuff Injury Sports Injuries Tendonitis and Tendinopathy

Clinical Focuses:

Balance and Fall Prevention Concussion Rehab Geriatric Mobility Manual Therapy and Soft Tissue Care Mobility and Flexibility Training Post-Surgical Rehabilitation Sports Performance and Injury Prevention Work Injury Rehab and Workers Comp

Treatment Types:

Exercise Prescription Flexibility and Stretching Therapy Manual Therapy Return to Sport Programs Strength and Conditioning Programs

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Contact Details & Directions

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+1 602-795-8441

6036 N 19th Ave Ste 303, Phoenix, AZ 85015

Open Hours

Sunday: Closed

Monday: 07:00 – 19:00

Tuesday: 07:00 – 19:00

Wednesday: 07:00 – 19:00

Thursday: 07:00 – 19:00

Friday: 07:00 – 16:00

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 Wheelchair accessible seating

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Avg Google Review Rating: 4.9

Google Review Count: 331

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Frequently Asked Questions

The clinic is presented as a physical therapy clinic, sports medicine clinic, rehabilitation center, and physical therapist practice. The website also says patients may receive care in person, online, or through hybrid visits.

The site lists care for pain, injury, mobility problems, sports-related injuries, and pre and post surgical conditions. It also names knee, back, shoulder, pelvic, hip, ankle, foot, hand, neck, and elbow issues, as well as gait and balance problems, sciatic nerve pain, whiplash, and concussions.

ATI says the first visit usually lasts about one hour and includes a full evaluation plus any appropriate treatment. The therapist reviews medical history, diagnostic information, recent events related to the condition, and current problems with pain, posture, flexibility, strength, balance, and endurance before explaining a personalized treatment plan.

The website says ATI aims to offer appointments within 24 to 48 hours. If an in-person slot is not available at the preferred time, the clinic notes that hybrid or online care may be an option.

The site says treatment cost depends on the diagnosis, treatment plan, and insurance coverage, and that the clinic will verify insurance benefits before the first visit. ATI also states that payment plans and financial hardship discounts may be available for eligible patients.

The Phoenix pages describe treatment plans that may include manual therapy, guided exercises, movement education, therapeutic exercise, cardiovascular conditioning, and strength training. The stated goals include reducing pain, improving mobility, building strength and flexibility, and helping prevent future injuries.

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