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Fenix Physical Therapy & Performance, a clinic based in Gilbert, Arizona, specialized in providing individuals aged 30 to 60+ physical therapy services, launched a new service for golfers. The clinic has extensive experience offering physical therapy treatment specifically designed to achieve individual rehabilitation goals and help patients become more active, pain free, and stay on the golf course without using painkillers and surgery.
More information can be found at https://fenixptp.com.
Fenix Physical Therapy & Performance’s focus is to deliver highly skilled physical therapy services that help patients recover quickly from an injury and attain their wellness goals.
For golfers, swing faults may cause a series of golf-related injuries or aggravate pre-existing neck, shoulder, back, hand, wrist or elbow injuries. The clinic’s new service uses video data to analyze a golfer’s swing to determine potential injuries and further develop a customized program to prevent that injury.
If the golfer is already suffering from pain, the clinic’s team of experts develops a customized program to directly address and fix the cause of the pain. Seeking help from a physical therapist with expertise in golf performance instead of using painkillers to mask the problem proves highly beneficial on short and long term. The treatment can eliminate pain from an existing injury and improve the consistency of the golf swing, while also avoiding a possible opioid dependence and addiction.
A satisfied patient said: “I have a chronic neck and foot condition that requires special attention and Dr. Fair has been able to substantially reduce my pain level and keep me from having surgery. Fenix Physical Therapy & Performance is different from any other PT place I have been. It is very hard to find somebody like Dr. Fair who will listen to you and try to get to the root of your physical problem, and then find ways to reduce the pain and even fix the problem you have.”
Interested parties can find more information by visiting the above-mentioned website or by calling 480-788-0399.
Release ID: 442007