Physical therapist performing manual shoulder assessment with focused hands on patient tissue in natural window light
Accepting New Patients

"We find the restriction your body built around the injury you stopped noticing."

— Dr. Sarah Brennan, DPT · Clinical Director

Step 1 of 3

Step 1 — Location

What's bothering you?

Tap the area giving you trouble. We'll match you with the right specialist.

Calm, clean physical therapy waiting room with natural light, comfortable seating, and a reception desk

Avg. Wait Time

3 min

We respect your schedule

Step 2 of your journey

Will this be covered?

We work with most major insurers and verify your benefits before you arrive — so the only thing you bring is yourself.

We accept

AetnaAnthemBlue ShieldCignaHumanaUnitedHealthcareMedicareSelf-Pay

Benefits verified in 24 hours

We call your insurer so you know your copay before you walk in.

Paperwork done in 10 minutes

Digital intake form sent to your phone the day before.

No surprise billing

Out-of-pocket costs confirmed before your first session.

Your first 45 minutes

What actually happens in there?

No waiting for imaging results. No generic exercise sheet. Your first visit is a real evaluation — and you leave with answers.

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Movement screen

10 min — We watch how you move, not just where it hurts.

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Hands-on assessment

20 min — Manual evaluation of tissue quality, joint mobility, and compensation patterns.

3

Collaborative plan

15 min — You leave with a written care plan, session frequency, and realistic recovery timeline.

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Comfortable clothes

Arrive 10 min early

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Bring past imaging

Will it hurt?

Assessment is gentle. We work within your comfort range. You direct the pressure — always.

Clean physical therapy evaluation room with treatment table, theraband equipment, and natural window light creating a calm clinical atmosphere

Your care plan

Ready before you leave

Recovery timeline
Session frequency
Home exercise plan

Patient Outcomes

The knot loosens.
The body remembers.

These aren't averages from a study. They're outcomes from patients who walked in the same door you're considering.

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Return to full activity

Within prescribed recovery window

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Average rating

Across 847 Google reviews

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Faster than national avg

Time to functional recovery

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Insurance accepted

Of submitted claims approved

Six weeks post ACL surgery, I was still limping. After my first Align evaluation, I had a plan that actually made sense. Twelve weeks later I was back on the field.

Marcus, a man with short dark hair smiling outdoors after physical therapy recovery

Marcus T.

ACL reconstruction recovery

I'd had neck pain for three years. My previous PT gave me the same sheet of exercises every visit. Align actually found the pattern — a hip restriction I didn't even know about.

Priya, a woman with dark hair in professional attire, smiling confidently

Priya S.

Chronic cervical pain

I Googled 'do I need an MRI' at 11pm on a Sunday. By Monday I'd filled out the intake form and had an appointment. The form alone told me more about my knee than I'd learned in a year.

James, a man with glasses and a warm smile, photographed in natural light

James O.

Meniscus irritation, runner

Dr. Sarah Brennan, DPT, physical therapist with warm professional expression

Dr. Sarah Brennan

DPT, OCS, CSCS

Post-surgical & orthopedic

Dr. Marcus Webb, PT, DPT, sports rehabilitation specialist

Dr. Marcus Webb

PT, DPT, SCS

Sports & running injuries

Dr. Anita Patel, DPT, spine and chronic pain specialist

Dr. Anita Patel

DPT, COMT

Spine & chronic pain

Physical therapist reviewing treatment notes and patient records at a clean clinical desk with morning light

"The patients who come in prepared ask better questions. Better questions lead to better care."

— Dr. Anita Patel, DPT

Not sure yet?

Download the First Visit Checklist

A printable PDF that answers every question you'd ask the front desk. Free, no obligation.

What's included

What to wear and bring
How to describe your pain accurately
Questions to ask your therapist
What imaging to gather beforehand
How to read your insurance card
What "functional goals" means for your recovery

Where should we send it?

No spam. One email, one PDF.