Innovative

Doctor's Physical Therapy and Sports Institute is a state of the art practice committed to providing an individualized patient approach using manual therapy techniques and movement analysis. Our experienced team of physical therapists perform a comprehensive full body evaluation of the neurologic and musculoskeletal systems. We look for the source of your problem and work together to develop a tailored treatment plan to bring immediate symptom relief and long term health.

At DOCTOR'S PHYSICAL THERAPY and SPORTS INSTITUTE, our Physical Therapists have over 15 years combined work experience and have been providing quality care working in the home health, hospital, pediatric and outpatient settings for our South Texas community.

Our focus is to provide innovative along with conventional therapeutic intervention for the people in our community. We feel the time is now to offer our community the most current therapeutic interventions available in our physical therapy industry.

The key to healthy living in the city is finding a doctor who is available, knowledgeable, and, most important, nice. We strive to excel at all of these. Our patients span the spectrum from newborns to grandparents.

Building a long term, trusted relationship with you is our goal.

AlterG with StrideSmart Gait Training
HydroWorx Underwater Treadmill
Strength Training
Electrical Stimuilation with Heat
Balance Training
Motion Guidance Training
Vestibular/ Balance & Falls

What is Physical Therapy?

Physical therapy is a form of health care that prevents, identifies, corrects, or alleviates acute or prolonged movement dysfunction or pain of anatomic or physiologic origin.

The practice of Physical Therapy includes but is not limited to:

(1) measurement or testing of the function of the musculoskeletal, neurological, pulmonary, or cardiovascular system;

(2) rehabilitative treatment concerned with restoring function or preventing disability caused by illness, injury, or birth defect;

(3) treatment, consultative, educational, or advisory services to reduce the incidence or severity of disability or pain to enable, train, or retrain a person to perform the independent skills and activities of daily living; and

(4) delegation of selective forms of treatment to support personnel while a physical therapist retains the responsibility for caring for the patient and directing and supervising the support personnel.