6 physical therapists found
Typical in Georgia: $210–$240 per visit. At that price, 4 visits would come to about $840–$960 and 8 visits about $1,680–$1,920.
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Foundation Physical Therapy
Dr. Matthew MacLeod is an orthopedic and sports physical therapist at Foundation Physical Therapy in Atlanta, Georgia. A board-certified orthopaedic clinical specialist, certified athletic trainer, and certified strength and conditioning specialist, he focuses on orthopedics, athletic training, and concussion management, with past research in concussion rehabilitation and fall-risk reduction. His approach draws on how mind and body work together to build body awareness and speed recovery, a perspective shaped by his own rehabilitation after a serious car accident. Cash-pay, out-of-network practice offering in-clinic visits.
Atlanta, GA
Listing info from foundationptatl.com
Typical in Georgia
$210–$240 / visit
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Dr. Tony Fox is an orthopedic physical therapist at Atlanta PT in Atlanta, Georgia. He treats orthopedic and chronic pain, lifelong injuries, and sports injuries with a particular focus on martial artists, drawing on 25 years as a martial artist himself, and is an instructor in the Myopain Seminars dry needling certification program with additional training in Redcord Neurac, Selective Functional Movement Assessment, and Maitland manual therapy. He believes in treating the whole patient and earned his Doctor of Physical Therapy from Georgia State University in 2011. Cash-pay, out-of-network practice offering in-clinic visits.
Atlanta, GA
Listing info from atlantapt.com
Typical in Georgia
$210–$240 / visit
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