Sterling Physical Therapy

We are here to help you overcome problems related to your joints, muscles, tendons, ligaments and bones. For many of our patients, we are the first medical professional they seek out when they are in pain. We also see patients referred to us from family physicians, orthopaedic surgeons, dentists, athletic trainers and chiropractors.

Our patients range in age from young children, middle and high school students, college athletes and young adults, to parents and grandparents. At some point in our lives, we will all need help with an orthopaedic problem.

What makes Sterling different than other physical therapists?

The practitioners at Sterling are orthopaedic clinical specialists (OCS) which is the highest qualification a physical therapist can attain. Orthopaedic clinical specialists have enhanced diagnostic skills and can provide specialty care for their patients, achieving the most effective outcome for the patient with complex conditions. Being an orthopaedic clinical specialist means the staff at Sterling have advanced knowledge and skills when treating orthopaedic issues.

Here are the FACTS:

If your physician suggests physical therapy, you have the right to choose Sterling Physical Therapy.^*

Insurance will pay for physical therapy; if you have specific questions about your plan, Sterling will help you find the answer.

You do not need to see a physician prior to being treated at Sterling.^*

Sterling accepts most insurance plans.

Sterling Physical Therapy is with Rob Blom and 7 others at Sterling Physical Therapy.

3 days ago

#SuccessStory
Congratulations to Alex for working so hard at Sterling Physical Therapy as he returns to competitive throwing of the shot and discus for #Knoxville #TrackandField.

Alex came to Sterling initially with a diagnosis of a meniscus tear. After being evaluated by Travis Sterling PT,OCS,CSCS it was determined that he had subluxed his #Patella (knee cap). He already had an MRI scheduled, which Travis encouraged to make sure no cartilage or ligaments were damaged with the subluxed patella.

The MRI confirmed Travis's diagnosis and allowed Alex to continue with a patella instability program in Physical Therapy. Good luck with the rest of your season Alex!!
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