3 Best Physical Therapists in Plano, TX

“Steve Long has advanced training in manual therapy and craniosacral techniques. He easily copes with his patients and gives suggestions for their rapid recovery. Steve is the Head Athletic Trainer at Northwestern University in Chicago. He is also an Assistant Athletic Trainer for the Chicago Bears and Tampa Bay Buccaneers. He specializes in Neurological Rehabilitation and Injury prevention. He is the clinical director of Achieve Physical Therapy and Performance in Plano, TX. The clinic utilizes integrated performance rehab that combines cutting-edge technology, manual techniques, and an innovative exercise program for the patients. The team uses a cold laser, infrared phototherapy, ultrasound therapy, vibration therapy, Graston techniques, electrical stimulation, Kinesio, and McConnell taping to help individuals.”

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“Carolyn Sink received her physical therapy degree from Texas Woman's University in 2000. She finished her doctorate at Texas Tech University in 2016. She earned her Orthopedics and Manual Physical Therapy Fellowship from The Manual Therapy Institute. She is certified in Trigger Point Dry Needling, Graston Technique, and Cupping or Myofascial Decompression. Carolyn specializes in treating patients of all ages with musculoskeletal conditions. She completed her Pilates training through the BASI comprehensive teacher training program in 2007. She has more than twenty-three years of experience in the physiotherapy field. She is practicing Physical Therapy of Plano. The clinic uses moist heat/cold packs, neuromuscular re-education, electrical stimulation, iontophoresis, and corrective/stabilization therapy for the patients. The team treats patients who suffer from injuries in a patient-centric environment. The clinic offers therapeutic exercise and rehabilitation programs to restore the body's normal function.”

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“Emily Citro finished her bachelor's degree at the University of Oklahoma and completed her Doctor of Physical Therapy at Texas Woman's University. She is a member of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Manual Physical Therapists. She practices at Performance Medicine & Sports Therapy. The clinic's multidisciplinary approach and 15,000-square-foot facility encompass everything required to recover and perform at the highest level. They offer a wide range of services, including physical therapy, primary care, sports chiropractic, strength training, recovery, orthopedic surgery, neurosurgery, and pain management. They provide comprehensive, non-invasive, quality healthcare with customized program plans. They have helped over 20,000 patients.”

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