They had excellent bedside manners and ultimately helped improve my shoulder movement and reduced the pain I had been experiencing for many months...
KJ
They recognized and took into consideration my individual needs and worked diligently to diagnose and correct multiple issues. Ashlee offered several treatment choices and accommodated my busy schedule.
Fran M.
If you suffer from lower back pain, then I highly recommend you go see Andrew, Ashlee & Kelsey at Ellard Physical Therapy.
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With New Year’s Eve just right around the corner, we thought now would be a great time to talk about resolutions. Many people see the new year as a clean slate and a fresh opportunity to start the year off on the right foot—and stay on it—over the proceed
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When asked about physical therapists and what types of conditions they treat, most people probably think about ankle sprains, back pain, ACL and meniscus tears, rotator cuff issues, broken bones, and possibly sports injuries overall. While these and oth
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