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BRIDGING THE GAP BETWEEN REHABILITATION AND WELLNESS
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his fall, a new approach to physical
therapy is coming to Hampton
when Precision Physical Therapy
and Performance opens its doors to
patients and members looking to
improve their overall physical health.
Started by Drs. Karly and Mike Allen,
both physical therapists for more than
a decade and Slippery Rock University
graduates, Precision Physical Therapy
and Performance’s approach to patients
is unique in that a patient’s journey to
wellness doesn’t have to end once the
physical therapy is over.
“We saw a need not only for a physical
therapy clinic, but a facility that we
thought would foster a health and
wellness journey for patients overall,” says
Dr. Karly Allen, who is a certified athletic
trainer as well as a physical therapist. “We
decided to create a space for physical
therapy, and then take it to the next
step by adding a space for yoga, Pilates,
strength and conditioning, and massage
therapy.”
The resulting clinic will not only be a
center for patients to recover, it will be
a place where anyone can go and work
on improving their overall health and
wellness in a 4,000-square-foot multi-
functional facility.
“Our goal is to empower our patients.
Through personalized care and patient
education, we strive to meet our
patients’ goals as quickly as possible,”
says Dr. Mike Allen. “In addition to
physical therapy, we have a top-notch
strength and conditioning program
that focuses on sports performance and
injury prevention for athletes, as well as
personalized exercise programs for the
general population.”
What’s more, Precision Physical
Therapy and Performance’s model allows
patients to transition out of physical
therapy and into a wellness program that
is focused on their individual needs and
physical conditioning. Physical therapy
is covered by most major insurances,
but patients looking to continue their
wellness journey will be given incentives
to maintain their health through the
offered wellness programs.
“We work closely with our support
staff, and continue to give input as
physical therapists to our former
patients as they continue on with us,”
notes Dr. Karly Allen. “Because we know
their strengths or weaknesses, there
is direct input from us to our wellness
staff regarding the best way to continue
improving a particular patient’s health.”
Those who don’t require physical
therapy and are looking for wellness
activities and strength training
can sign up for one of the various
packages Precision offers. More
information regarding classes and
packages can be found on the website,
precisionptandperformance.com.
“Our facility aims to provide an
experience to people, not just routine
exercise,” explains Dr. Mike Allen. “We
strive for an encouraging atmosphere
for people to motivate them, to foster
wellness and better overall health.
Physical therapy can be challenging,
but 90 percent of people, even if they
don’t like coming to therapy, comment
to us that their overall experience was
pleasant and they enjoyed working with
us. We cater to them and make it a good
experience.”
For more information on Precision
Physical Therapy and Performance
and it’s October grand opening, go to
precisionptandperformance.com. The
facility is located at 4706 William Flynn
Highway in Hampton. Precision Physical
Therapy and Performance accepts most
major insurances, HSA plans, cash and
credit cards.
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Precision Physical Therapy & Performance
4706 WILLIAM FLYNN HIGHWAY, ALLISON PARK, PA 15101
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