Physical Therapy at your home, office, or gym

Physical Therapy for a Total Knee Replacement can be treated entirely in the comfort of your home. Here is a happy patient meeting all of his goals at 2 months post operation.

An honor to be recognized in the UICs Applied Health Science Magazine! “Winter 2022 issue”
Bringing skilled physical therapy to people through Mobile Physical Therapy has been a fulfilling journey.

Chicago has many Physical Therapy deserts preventing many people from receiving the appropriate care for their musculoskeletal injuries and pain. This article surveyed 47 residents in the large Austin neighborhood and identified 3 barriers to access of Physical Therapy; proximity to PT clinic, co...

Mobile Physical Therapy is now working with Alliance Immediate Care and Primary Care to bring Physical Therapy to you in the Albany Park/Irving Park Neighborhoods.
"Alliance Immediate and Primary Care is a walk-in health clinic and it is situated in Chicago, IL. They have flexible hours and are ...

Mobile Physical Therapy is now working with Numotion! "Numotion is a PE-backed, high-growth medical equipment company focused on helping customers with a wide spectrum of injuries and diseases maintain their mobility and independence." Numotion is the largest provider of Complex Rehab Technology ...

Outpatient Home Physical Therapy is a safe alternative to going to a busy clinic. Access to Physical Therapy intervention is important especially in the elderly population. Studies show that "Any PT increased the probability of improvement in ADLs by 15.2%", in patients with dementia.

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Physical Therapy Evaluation and 2 treatment sessions for $100.

Dr. White has been fully vaccinated with the Moderna, NIAID vaccine. We still have a long way to go before everyone is vaccinated, but it is important that people are able to safely access their health care providers. Schedule your appointment today with Dr. White PT, DPT

Moist Heat vs Dry Heat? Many people use electric heating pads for sore muscles and to help decrease pain, but the research shows that moist heat may be better at treating sore muscles faster. Over the years I have directed patients to use moist heat instead of dry. Once people make the switch to ...