Injury & orthopedic rehabilitation in North Miami: Get back to moving
like you.
Personalized physical therapy for joint, muscle, and soft tissue injuries, including sports, auto, and workplace injuries. Start with an evaluation that connects how you move with what you want to do again.
Recovery built around your real life.
Whether an injury happened during sport, at work, in an auto accident, or in everyday life, your plan starts with your movement, history, and priorities. Dr. Gene combines clinical assessment, hands-on care when appropriate, and progressive exercise.
Where we can help
- Sports injuries and return-to-activity goals
- Auto injuries affecting movement and function
- Workplace injuries and the demands of your daily tasks
- Soft tissue injuries involving muscles, tendons, or ligaments
- Knee, hip, shoulder, ankle, back, and neck concerns
What your plan may look like
Your evaluation may include range of motion, strength, movement quality, and the activities that are difficult for you. Contact us with any referral or treatment instructions and ask about insurance and payment arrangements before your visit.
Sports injuries
Explore physical therapy for sports injuries, with your return-to-activity goals in view. If strength and performance are the next step after rehab, we can discuss that transition.
Auto injuries
Contact the clinic to discuss physical therapy after an auto accident. Tell us about relevant medical evaluation and any referral or treatment instructions. Confirm payment and insurance arrangements before booking.
Workplace injuries
Share the movements and tasks that are difficult at work. Your plan connects injury recovery with your daily demands. Contact us to confirm appointment, referral, and payment arrangements.
Soft tissue injuries
Muscle, tendon, and ligament concerns can affect how you move. Your evaluation helps identify your limitations and the appropriate next step for care.
Shoulder Injury
Shoulder pain can affect reaching, lifting, sleep, and sports. A physical therapy evaluation looks at your movement, strength, and the activities you want to return to.
TMJ & Jaw Pain
An evaluation can look at jaw movement and how pain affects chewing, talking, or opening your mouth. Your therapist can coordinate with your dentist or other care provider when appropriate.
Arthritis & Joint Pain
If joint pain limits walking, stairs, or daily tasks, a therapist can help you identify manageable ways to build movement and strength around your goals.
Knee Injury
We look at how knee symptoms affect stairs, walking, squatting, or sports. Your evaluation helps determine the next step after an injury or when pain develops gradually.
Chronic Pain Conditions
Care starts with the activities that have become harder. Your therapist can help you choose manageable movement goals and adjust the plan based on your response.
Ankle Injury
An ankle evaluation can look at walking, ankle motion, strength, and balance. Recovery goals may include stairs, uneven ground, or a return to running.
Back & Neck Pain
Tell us what has become harder, whether it’s turning your head, sitting, lifting, or sleeping. An evaluation helps identify the activities to work on and whether a referral is appropriate.
Sciatica & Leg Pain
When pain travels from the back into the leg, tell your therapist how movement affects it and what you find difficult. An evaluation helps determine whether physical therapy is appropriate.
Keep your goals in view
Work toward meaningful function, from navigating stairs and reaching overhead to returning to your chosen activity. Progress is individual and your plan evolves with you.
From the movement journal
Before you begin.
Can I come in after an auto or workplace injury?
Contact the clinic to discuss your injury, any referral requirements, and payment arrangements. This website does not confirm auto insurance, workers’ compensation, or legal claim acceptance.
Do you treat soft tissue injuries?
We provide physical therapy for muscle, tendon, and ligament concerns when appropriate. An evaluation helps determine your needs and whether additional medical input is needed.
Is sports injury rehab different from sports performance?
Rehabilitation addresses the injury and its effect on your movement and function. Sports performance focuses on strength, agility, and preparation for activity. Your evaluation helps determine the right starting point.
Your next chapter
starts with movement.
Tell us what you want to get back to. We’ll help you take the next step.