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Every condition starts with a comprehensive evaluation — here's what that looks like for some of the most common issues John treats.
Spinal Pain (Lumbar, Cervical, Thoracic)
Low back pain, neck pain, headaches, and mid-back pain are among the most common reasons people seek physical therapy. Care starts with a comprehensive intake and evaluation to confirm PT is the right fit, then identifies your specific impairments and builds a plan of action — combining manual therapy, guided progressive exercise, and education so you understand your recovery every step of the way.
Extremity Pain (Feet, Knees, Hips, Shoulders, Elbows, Wrists)
It's not just about the joint that brought you in. Treatment looks at your entire kinetic chain, since impairments in neighboring regions often contribute to your symptoms. Expect targeted manual therapy alongside progressive exercise centered on the specific demands of your sport, work, or daily function.
Post-Surgical Rehabilitation
Think of it as a journey from basecamp to summit. Recovery begins by building an environment that protects repaired tissue, then progresses through evidence-based practices to restore range of motion, strength, endurance, and balance/coordination. Along the way, testing establishes your readiness to progress — toward daily activity, work, or return to sport.
Jaw Pain / Temporomandibular Joint Disorder (TMD)
You don't have to just deal with jaw pain when opening, closing, yawning, or eating. Treatment assesses both jaw function and the posture of neighboring structures — neck, upper back, and shoulders. Manual therapy relieves symptoms and improves range of motion quickly, while progressive exercise and activity recommendations build the capacity to eat, talk, and yawn without issue.
Sports Injuries
From sprains and strains to post-surgical return-to-play, sports injury rehab at RMP is centered on your specific sport's demands. Housed inside Ford Sports Performance, treatment bridges recovery directly into performance training — so the goal isn't just clearance to play, it's readiness to compete.
Chronic & Persistent Pain
Long-standing pain often needs a different approach than an acute injury. Treatment combines education and empowerment with graded, progressive exercise and hands-on care — helping you understand your pain and rebuild capacity and confidence in movement.
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