Phase 1
Pain
Protect and calm it.
Hands-on care, therapeutic taping, and cold therapy settle the injured area and protect it from setbacks.
What We Treat
Sprains, strains, and torn ligaments don’t care about your season schedule. Rehab built around your sport gets you back to it ready, not just cleared.
Sound Familiar?
Two or more? Keep reading.
Why It Happens
Most sports injuries start with one moment: a rolled ankle, a hard cut, an awkward landing, an overloaded tendon. Whether it keeps coming back depends on what happens after. Strength and balance that never fully returned, a stride that changed to protect the injury, and going back to full speed before the tissue was ready are what set up the next one.
Your physical therapist looks past the sore spot to how you run, land, and change direction, then builds rehab around the demands of your sport. That can include gait (walk and run) retraining, therapeutic taping, and sport-specific training through our sports rehab program.
The Honest Truth
The season won’t wait. Your rehab shouldn’t either.
How We Fix It
Every plan has an endpoint. Here’s what the four phases look like after a sports injury.
Phase 1
Pain
Hands-on care, therapeutic taping, and cold therapy settle the injured area and protect it from setbacks.
Phase 2
Prime
Range of motion, flexibility, and balance work bring back the movement the injury took away.
Phase 3
Perform
Progressive strength, gait (walk and run) retraining, and sport-specific drills prepare you for the real demands of your sport.
Phase 4
Prevent
A plan to keep you strong after you return, so the same injury doesn’t pull you back out.
I came to PT because of a sprained ankle injured in a car wreck. Being an active runner it was devastating to not be able to perform my activities. But Dr. Greg slowly got me back to my normal life. He was very patient and caring for me as well as all the staff. I will definitely recommend this therapy clinic. Thank ya’ll for support in my journey to recovery.
Shared by Monical K. · Sprained ankle, active runner
Before: “not able to perform my activities”
After: “back to my normal life”
Questions, Answered
Yes. We treat patients after ACL, MCL, and meniscus repairs, UCL reconstruction, Achilles tendon repair, and other orthopedic surgeries. Your plan follows your surgeon’s protocol and builds toward the demands of your sport.
No. Louisiana allows direct access to physical therapy, so in many cases you can start without seeing a physician first. If your evaluation shows anything that needs a doctor’s attention, we’ll refer you to the right provider.
Through our FAST Start program, our goal is to see you within 24 hours of your call, and often the same day. Call or text us at (318) 222-7442 to get started.
Most insurance plans cover physical therapy for sports injuries, though coverage varies by plan. We verify your benefits before your first visit, so you know what to expect. Questions? Call us at (318) 222-7442.
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