FAQ
Here are some common questions we get. Don't hesitate to call, email or text if you have other questions.
Synergy PT is a completely out of network practice. In order to provide the quality of care that my clients deserve, I do not accept insurance. I believe this is critical for providing the best 1:1 care available. I do not use PT aides, assistants or technicians. Every appointment includes hands-on assessment, movement analysis, comprehensive treatment, and active exercise.
My Sports Therapy clinic is located in Menlo Park. I am accepting new patients and clients at this clinic location. The clinic address is:
120B Santa Margarita Ave
Building B, Suite 102
Menlo Park, CA 94025
After a decade of working with patients, I have treated all types of orthopedic, sports and neuromuscular conditions. Some of the most common conditions I treat are running injuries, fitness/performance athlete injuries, shoulder pain and rotator cuff injuries, hip injuries, tendinitis/tendinopathy, post-fracture stiffness, chronic ankle sprains, chronic neck and back pain, frozen shoulder/adhesive capsulitis, knee pain and arhritis. If your condition is not listed, just contact us to see if we may be the right provider for you.
No! I enjoy treating patients off all ages and abilities. Physical therapy provides tremendous value across the lifespan from pediatrics to older adults. You don't need to have an "injury" to seek physical therapy. Many of my clients have long term conditions which may limit their potential and hold them back from their desired lifestyle.
In the state of California, licensed physical therapists can provide certain health and wellness services. This may include fitness related instruction, healthy lifestyle education, and training services. It is important to note that wellness services are not considered phyisical therapy services. We offer performance services which often include sport specific or activity specific training, exercise instruction, injury prevention and lifestyle improvement. Please contact us if you have any questions about what each service entails.
The name of the company is a reference to my treatment philosophy. In healthcare education and research, we often use a term known as the Therapeutic Alliance. This alliance describes the collaboration between a healthcare provider and client. In this agreement, the client relies on the provider for their expertise and skilled service, while the provider relies on the client to maintain active participation in the rehabilitation process. In my view, this collaboration represents the most important value we can offer.