14 Best Albuquerque Physical Therapists

Active Solutions Therapy Services, in Edgewood, is a physical therapy clinic catering to people from all over the greater ABQ community. Staff professionals can help patients who are suffering from acute and chronic pain conditions, including neck and back pain, headaches, shoulder pain, difficulty walking, and foot pain. Additionally, Active Solutions Therapy Services has the resources and expertise to help individuals who have suffered from strokes.

Balanced Physical Therapy + Wellness, an Albuquerque-based clinic, performs physical and occupational therapy procedures for patients from all over the city and the surrounding areas. Patients of all ages can visit the clinic for help with arthritic pain, bursitis, back and neck pain, and fractures, among other issues. Staff members are qualified to perform a broad array of therapeutic procedures, including thermal and electronic modalities, massage, and myofascial release. They can also lead patients in exercise programs with a focus on stretching, strengthening, and improving balance.

East Mountain Physical Therapy treats patients from the ABQ Metro who have suffered from acute and chronic injuries. The clinic, which opened in Moriarty in 1995 before expanding to Edgewood and Cedar Crest, is a member of the Desert States Physical Therapy Network, which consists of over 30 private practice clinics statewide. Clinicians have the requisite experience and training to treat back pain, neck pain, spinal conditions, carpal tunnel syndrome, and various other pain conditions.

Fifty 'n Fit is an Albuquerque physical therapy clinic and fitness center that has been treating people in the community since 1991. All treatment procedures are performed exclusively by licensed physical therapists, rather than aides or technicians, and the clinicians meet with just one patient at a time. In addition to the physical therapy clinic, Fifty 'n Fit operates a fitness center that exclusively caters to people who are 50 or older. The gym's medically-supervised environment is ideal for people suffering from osteoporosis, spinal stenosis, shoulder impingement, and arthritic knees.

Inspirations Early Intervention Inc. is a clinic in Albuquerque that specializes in treating very young patients, from newborns to three-year-olds, who have, or are at risk of having developmental disabilities. Therapists can meet with patients and their parents at the Inspirations Early Intervention Inc. clinic, or directly at the family's home. The clinic's Director, Karen Lucero, is a board-certified specialist in Pediatric Physical Therapy, and she has more than four decades of professional experience. They also provide a full range of early intervention services in the home or via telehealth. Evaluations are now available at the clinic.

Living Waters Physical Therapy, located in Bosque Farms, offers a range of treatment options to people in the Albuquerque Metro area suffering from acute or chronic pain. Therapists working at Living Waters Physical Therapy practice in a variety of physical therapy specialties, including orthopedic care, hand therapy, women's health, and pediatrics.

Mountain View Therapy Services, LLC is an Albuquerque clinic serving people who are seeking physical therapy treatments. Leading the clinic are two physical therapists, Sledge Morgan, MPT and Jason Cox, DPT. New patients can expect to receive an initial consultation with one of these therapists, during which the clinician will take note of the patient's medical history and perform various measurements. Sledge Morgan and Jason Cox and successfully treated patients with neurological, musculoskeletal, orthopaedic, and geriatric medical conditions.

New Mexico Orthopaedics is an Albuquerque wellness center treating people from the city and its suburbs who are suffering from sports-related and work-related injuries. Team members are experienced in handling foot and ankle, back, knee, shoulder, hand, wrist, hip, and pelvis injuries. In addition to its central location on Cedar, New Mexico Orthopaedics has two satellite locations in ABQ and another in Rio Rancho.

Paradigm Physical Therapy, which opened in 1996, is a Los Lunas-based clinic helping people from all over the greater ABQ community who are seeking physical therapy services. In the patient's initial appointment, qualified Paradigm Physical Therapy clinicians will perform a full evaluation, assessing clients' posture, neurophysiology, biomechanics, muscle function, and movement patterns. Since its inception, Paradigm Physical Therapy has grown to operate three locations in the Albuquerque Metro.

Peak Motion Physical Therapy is an ABQ clinic with a range of care options for local patients, including workers' compensation injury rehab, post-op therapy, vestibular assessment and treatment, and sports injury rehabilitation. Philip Baca, who graduated from the University of New Mexico with a Bachelor's in Physical Therapy, opened the center in 2008. He has been working in the field for over 18 years.

Physical Therapy at Dawn is a clinic in Albuquerque providing physical therapy services to patients from throughout the area. Business owners may be interested in Physical Therapy at Dawn's Functional Capacity Evaluation. Additionally, staff members are qualified to perform various women's health treatments, including pelvic floor dysfunction therapies.

Southwest Orthopaedic Physical Therapy, a physical therapy center in Albuquerque, specializes in providing physical therapy to people who have sustained sports-related injuries. To help patients return to participating in their sports, the staff will work alongside orthopedic doctors, parents, and coaches to establish a long-term, holistic healing routine. People who have been injured in work-related injuries may also visit the clinic.

Spine Solutions is a clinic in Albuquerque that focuses on treating patients who have sustained athletic injuries. Leading the team is Gina Sandoval, a Doctor of Physical Therapy and Certified Ergonomic Assessment Specialist. In addition to performing physical therapy treatments, Dr. Sandoval and her team can advise employers about how to avoid worksite injuries. The staff works directly with employees to teach them about safe work behavior, as well as healthy posture, mechanics, and ergonomics.

Think Back Physical Therapy, in Albuquerque, has provided care to people in the area for more than three decades. Staff members are devoted to aiding people who have sustained injuries, or are recovering from surgeries, of the musculoskeletal system. They can treat conditions of the spine and extremities, as well as some neurological and vestibular conditions.