Experienced physical therapists, one on one treatment.

PT360 is a patient centered physical therapy center with locations in Sandy Springs, Alpharetta/Milton, and Buckhead.

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Services

Services - Manual Therapy

MANUAL THERAPY

Services - Dry Needling

FUNCTIONAL DRY NEEDLING

Services - Exercise Performance

EXERCISE PERFORMANCE

Services - Orthopedics and Sports Medicine

ORTHOPEDICS AND SPORTS MEDICINE

Services - Spine and Sacroiliac Joint Dysfunction

SPINE AND SACROILIAC JOINT DYSFUNCTION

Services - Redcord/Neurac

REDCORD / NEURAC

Services - Blood Flow Restriction Training

BLOOD FLOW RESTRICTION TRAINING

Services - TPI Golf Assessments

TPI GOLF ASSESSMENTS

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PT360 separates itself by providing our clients with a personalized, hands-on approach that is carefully tailored to fit your needs. Our physical therapists believe that the supportive relationship we establish with our clients, combined with our expertise in the field of physical therapy, produces high quality results. Our facilities in Sandy Springs, Milton and Buckhead are fully equipped to provide a comprehensive spectrum of treatment modalities for all orthopaedic conditions to improve mobility, strength, balance and pain relief. We are able to provide Good Faith Estimates for your care upon request.

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Redcord usage with SI Joint Dysfunction

Sacroiliac Joint Dysfunction (SIJD) is a musculoskeletal problem that may account for up to 30% of lower back pain. SI joint pain is typically located in a focal area at or around the PSIS (Posterior Superior Iliac Spine) at the attachment of the long dorsal ligament on the sacrum (tailbone). SIJD is either the result of hypermobility (too much motion) or hypomobility (too little motion or compression). 

Functional Dry Needling

Functional Dry Needling is a technique used by Physical Therapists to speed healing, relieve pain by decreasing muscle hypertonicity, increasing joint range of motion, and correcting movement dysfunction through releasing a trigger point adhesion. Dry needling creates a twitch response which is a localized, reflexive response of a dysfunctional area. This twitch response returns the muscle to a normal state by releasing inflammatory chemicals from the trigger point and restoring blood flow to the area.

Is Physical Therapy Necessary After A Total Hip Replacement?

An estimated 300,000 total hip replacements are performed each year in the United States, and that number is expected to nearly double by 2030. The most common reason is osteoarthritis, which can either be from age related changes, prior injury, obesity, or having a genetic component.

Hip replacements have become so routine that most patients will be up and walking the same days and discharged from the hospital ASAP.  

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