Alpine Physical Therapy
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Alpine Physical Therapy focuses on helping patients reduce their pain and regain their previous strength and range of motion. Dr. Paul D. Anderson provides a variety of physical therapy treatments at his office in Alpine, Utah.
New Alpine Physical Therapy patients fill out new patient paperwork prior to their first visit. They give the doctor a history of their past injuries. Then, at the first visit, the doctor assesses the patient’s pain, range of motion, and strength, and performs a Selective Functional Movement Assessment (SFMA). The doctor uses these assessments to track the patient’s progress, as well as to set short and long term goals.
Alpine Physical Therapy accepts a wide variety of insurances, including the following:
Patients can schedule appointments over the phone or email. Each visit is scheduled for an hour.
The Good
- Qualifications
- Treatments
- Gym Partnership
- Weekend and Evening Hours
Qualifications
The doctor at Alpine Physical Therapy, Paul D. Anderson, served as the director of rehab at Mimbres Memorial Hospital in New Mexico in 1996. Anderson is certified in Selective Functional Movement Assessment (SFMA), an evaluation technique used to assess physical therapy patients. He is also the only M3 Technique Specialist in Utah or within 350 miles.
Treatments
Alpine Physical Therapy provides numerous treatments for its patients, including spine care, sports medicine, manual therapy, the Graston Technique, therapeutic activities and exercises, ultrasound, electrical modalities, combo therapy, joint replacement therapy, joint mobilization, and rehabilitative therapy.
Gym Partnership
Alpine Physical Therapy has partnered with Alpine Fitness to offer its patients the first month of their gym membership for free. Alpine Fitness won Best of State for personal training in 2017, 2018, and 2019.
Weekend and Evening Hours
Alpine Physical Therapy is open from 6 to 11 a.m. Monday through Saturday and 3 p.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Thursday. The clinic’s evening and Saturday hours give greater flexibility and convenience for patients who work during the day and Monday through Friday.
The Bad
- Limited Geographic Availability
Limited Geographic Availability
Alpine Physical Therapy has only one office location, which limits how many patients can use its services.
The Bottom Line
Dr. Paul D. Anderson treats patients at Alpine Physical Therapy, located in Alpine, Utah. Alpine Physical Therapy accepts a variety of insurances and provides numerous treatments, including the Graston Technique.
Anderson is the only M3 Technique Specialist within 350 miles, as well as the only specialist in Utah. Anderson is also certified in Selective Functional Movement Assessment. These certifications provide more treatment options to Alpine Physical Therapy patients than many other physical therapy offices in Utah.
Alpine Physical Therapy patients can take advantage of a free month’s gym membership at Alpine Fitness. A gym membership can give patients resources to continue their progress outside of physical therapy appointments.
Alpine Physical Therapy is open in the evening most days of the week, as well as on Saturday mornings, giving its patients more options for accessing treatment.
One downside of Alpine Physical Therapy is that it only has one office location, in Alpine, Utah.
However, patients located near Alpine, as well as patients who are interested in the Graston Technique, would be well-served by Alpine Physical Therapy.
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