Knee Pain

Knee pain may come from a ligament or meniscus injury, arthritis, kneecap tracking problems, or tendonitis. It is one of the most common complaints after a fall, a sports injury, or a car accident.

Finding the Cause

We assess ligament stability, meniscus signs and kneecap mechanics, and image the knee on site when the exam calls for it.

How We Can Help

Orthopedic evaluation and on-site digital X-ray imaging
Physical therapy focused on quadriceps, hip and hamstring strength
Manual therapy and joint mobilization
Bracing and custom orthotics where mechanics are contributing
PRP injection therapy and orthopedic referral when indicated

Insurance

We accept most major insurance plans, including workers' compensation and no-fault auto insurance, and our billing team can help verify your coverage.

This content is for general information only and isn't medical advice. Check with your provider or doctor before you start a new exercise or treatment. If you have a medical emergency, call 911.