Overview
Movement for Life Physical Therapy runs outpatient clinics for people recovering from injuries, surgery and conditions that limit movement. Its therapists build individual treatment plans that combine hands-on care with exercises patients practice between visits, with specialties ranging from orthopedics to balance and pelvic health. The practice serves communities in Arizona, California, North Carolina and Virginia, and treats workplace injuries alongside other rehabilitation needs. It earns fees for clinical care through insurance payments and direct patient payments. Founded with one clinic in 1999, the company is headquartered in San Luis Obispo, California.
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What believers are saying
- Movement for Life supports new graduates: weekly mentoring and tailored patient schedules apply during their first three months.
- Clinicians have teaching pathways: Movement for Life supports school affiliations through a network of eligible clinical instructors.
- Everflex extends patient access: Movement for Life supplies free digital exercise plans while people wait for appointments.
What critics are saying
- Residency brings a service commitment: Movement for Life residents owe two years of mentorship, teaching and professional engagement.
- Student pelvic-health placements have a limited footprint: Movement for Life lists opportunities in North Carolina and Lodi, California.
- OrthoTriage has limits: Movement for Life directs head injuries, suspected fractures and severe symptoms to emergency services.
What makes Movement For Life Physical Therapy unique
- Employees own the business: Movement for Life says its team holds 100% of company stock.
- OrthoTriage lowers the entry barrier: its same-day physical therapist evaluation costs $75 and requires no referral.
- Movement for Work reaches employers directly: partnerships include onsite care, near-site treatment and early injury triage.
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