At Pinpoint Physical Therapy, our goal is to treat the source — not just the symptoms. Your journey to lasting relief, better movement, and improved performance starts with a Comprehensive Physical Therapy Evaluation and continuing treatment..

What to Expect During Your Initial PT Visit

Your first visit is a detailed, 1-on-1 evaluation with a licensed physical therapist. We take the time to understand your health history, pain points, goals, and movement patterns to uncover the true cause of your dysfunction — whether it’s pain, limited range of motion, instability, or weakness. The evaluation includes:

Range of motion and strength assessments

Functional movement screening

Identification of muscle imbalances, joint restrictions, or postural issues

Goal setting based on your condition, lifestyle, and performance needs

Creation of a personalized treatment plan

What’s Included in Your Treatment Plan

Based on your unique evaluation results, we’ll build a plan that may include:

A customized home exercise program to reinforce progress between visits

Manual therapy to restore joint and soft tissue mobility

Targeted techniques to reduce short-term pain or dysfunction, including:

Dry needling

Massage therapy

Cupping therapy

Electrical stimulation

Kinesiotape application

Our evidence-based treatments are designed to reduce pain, restore mobility, and improve overall function — so you can get back to doing the things you love, faster.

Direct Access in Illinois

Illinois allows patients to see a physical therapist without a referral. However, in compliance with Illinois direct access law, a summary of your evaluation will be sent to your physician of choice for medical record continuity and coordination of care.

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