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Mon - Thu:	7:00 am - 6:30 pm
Fri:	7:00 am - 4:00 pm

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Phone: (727) 669-5000

Fax: (727) 669-5001

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Northwood Medical Bldg

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C H O O S E Physical Therapy

Avery Lisa M MD

Dr. Lisa Avery, MD

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Physical Therapists, Clinics, Physical Therapy Clinics, Physicians & Surgeons, Physicians & Surgeons, Orthopedics, Physicians & Surgeons, Sports Medicine, Sports Medicine & Injuries Treatment

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03/18/2018

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Amy and Joe provided excellent curative services for my recently incurred pain. The pain was gone in six weeks,

02/06/2016

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The facility is clean, organized and well equipped. Each person I dealt with there was very knowledgeable . They are patient as well as sympathetic. I have been seeing physical therapists since an auto accident over twenty years ago. The therapists are more knowledgeable and better skilled t finding the source of the pain rather than the site of the pain. I would continue with them as a fulltime client now except for the copays. I have recently had two surgeries that have had tremendous copays Once these are cleared up, I will be going back to Choose Physical Therapy . I would recommend them to anyone in unrelenting pain.

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Phone: (727) 797-7600

Address: 3001 Eastland Blvd Ste 2, Clearwater, FL 33761

Website: http://www.choosephysicaltherapy.com

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General Practitioners

Osteoporosis
Arthritis
There are numerous causes of instability, some of which could be trauma (i.e. car accident), genetic disorders (i.e. Ehlers-Danlos syndrome), or rheumatoid arthritis. Physical therapy can provide manual treatment and modalities to help decrease headaches, nausea and muscle tightness, and instruction in exercises to help stabilize the cervical spine and to decrease vertigo.
Plantar Fasciitis

Labor and Delivery

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
When a nerve is â€œpinchedâ€ in more than one location. Nerves arise from your spinal cord in your neck and weave in an out of muscles in your arms, from your upper back and travel around your rib cage, and in your low back and travel down your legs. Pressure on a nerve came be from swelling, disc, bone, facet (joint stiffness), elevated ribs, abnormal posture or pressure in the arm and or leg from muscle or fascia tightness. Double crush theory is supported by research: A nerve compressed at one site become susceptible to damage at another site. A high percentage of patients with carpal tunnel syndrome (median nerve compression at the wrist) and ulnar entrapment (ulnar nerve compression at the elbow) also presented with cervical radiculopathy (compression of the nerve at the cervical spine). For a good outcome with physical therapy all areas of compression must be evaluated and treated.

Endocrinologist

Diabetes Care

Ultrasound
Ultrasound, electrical stimulation including functional electrical stimulation, Russian electrical stimulation, Inferential current, Iontophoresis, and TENS,phonophoresis, lumbar traction, cervical traction, and laser therapy.
Radiology
Jaclyn has been a teaching instructor for a good part of her career with a strong background in anatomy, radiology, and general orthopedic evaluation and treatment She has an underlying background in orthopedic and neuralgic conditions.
Iontophoresis

General Surgery
We work closely with local physicians to provide rehabilitation for post surgical orthopedic patients for spine, hip, knee, shoulder, foot, ankle, TMJ and hand injuries. We also have experience with general surgery, and cancer patients and their post-surgical rehabilitation.
Orthopedics
Bachelor of Science Physical Therapy from Temple University (B.S.P.T.) in 1981.Master of Science (M.S.P.T) in Orthopedic Physical Therapy from Temple University. Board Certified in Orthopedics (OCS) from the APTA (1995-2021) Certified Orthopedic Manual Therapist (COMT) from Maitland Australian Physiotherapy Seminars.
Whiplash
Whiplash often occurs in motor vehicle accidents, but can also happen with sports injuries, physical abuse, and falls. Whiplash is typically considered a â€œsprain and strainâ€ injury. This is typically deemed an over stretching to the ligaments and muscles leading to pain. However, during these types of injuries due to the sheer forceful nature of the incident, there is often a compressive aspect in the extremes of oneâ€™s limit to motion. This combination of stress at the extreme of motion and forceful nature can cause trauma to bony structures such as the bones in the back/front of the spine and to the gelatinous discal matter that protects the bones and nerves.

Physical Therapists

Sports Medicine
At C.H.O.O.S.E. Physical Therapy we specialize in the treatment of all types of orthopedic and sports injuries, including prehabilitation (injury prevention). Below is a short list of some of the more common diagnoses that we frequently treat at C.H.O.O.S.E. Physical Therapy.
Physical Therapy
At C.H.O.O.S.E. physical therapy helping our patients manage and resolve their pain and dysfunction is important. However, our #1 Priority is the health and well being of our patients and staff. Staff members are receiving instruction and ongoing updates about COVID-19, hand hygiene and other safety measures to decrease the likelihood of infection. We are an essential healthcare provider and will continue to operate at this time. In doing so, our comprehensive services will be adhering to CDC guidelines. As COVID-19 situation continues to evolve, we wanted to outline the measures we are taking to maintain the safety and health of our patients and staff.
Frozen Shoulder
Loss of range of motion in the shoulder, can be significant, moderate or mild. Pain is usually located on the outer part of the upper arm but as it progresses, can radiate down the arm. May experience pain with sleeping on your side and pain often precedes the loss of range. External rotation is usually lost first and most significantly. There is often underlying pathology for the shoulder and/or neck: including but not limited to tendonitis, rotator cuff tear, trauma, bursitis, nerve compression, cervical radiculopathy or Diabetes. If neural symptoms are involved, then aggressive stretching can make the symptoms pain and loss of range worse. In almost all the patients that we see, there is nerve involvement this must be treated at the same time as the shoulder. Patients respond well to joint, neural and soft tissue mobilization, class 4 laser, and other modalities to decrease pain.
Tennis Elbow
What does tennis elbow feel like? Tennis elbow can begin as an ache on the outside of your elbow. The ache could worsen and turn into a severe burning pain. The pain may progress from your elbow into your forearm and the back of your hand and be worse when you grip, twist or lift with that arm. Your grip may weaken. You may have pain and difficulty with activities such as brushing your teeth, turning a key or doorknob, opening a jar, carrying a purse or bag of groceries.
Back Pain
Manual Therapy
Physical therapists are movement experts that are unique in their ability to understand the potential causes of pain and dysfunction. We treat our patients, using advanced manual therapy, techniques to improve soft tissue and joint mobility. We use modalities as needed, to achieve our goals for pain and dysfunction. We educate the patient for self management of their condition and establish home exercise programs. We coordinate with other health care professionals to maximize the patientâ€™s success for recovery.
TMJ Dysfunction
Ever feel a click or pop while eating, or how about the feeling your jaw locking? Temporomandibular Joint is the most used joint in the body, and Temporomandibular Joint Dysfunction is a common orthopedic condition treated by physical therapists. Physical Therapists are about to perform manual techniques to reduce pain, joint stiffness, and audible clicking along with implementing effective exercises to target muscle coordination and recruitment. At C.H.O.O.S.E. Physical Therapy, we offer a unique Class IV Laser, which promotes recovery and reduced pain levels while making an impact at the cellular level.
Orthotics and Prosthetic Therapy

Ankle Sprain
Running and gait analysis program, Designing and/or modification of custom orthotics and educating runners as to choice of shoe wear. She works with assessing functional movement patterns and specializes in designing programs to return to sport and /or maximize performance. She has an interest in foot and ankle injuries. She enjoys working with injured athletes who are looking to get back on the field, or even athletes that are looking to improve their current physical condition.
Heel Spurs
Experiencing a sharp and stabbing pain at the ball of your foot? Heel Spurs occur when there are calcium deposits that develop into boney overgrowths, at the heel of the foot. Patients may experience similar symptoms to plantar fasciitis which is due to the plantar fasciaâ€™s origin, the calcaneal tubercle, where heel spurs are most commonly present. Symptoms can vary; however, the most common are limited ability to bare weight, painful ambulation, decrease in standing tolerance, and inability to perform essential and recreational activities. At C.H.O.O.S.E. Physical Therapy, we place an emphasis on creating a patient-centered treatment plan along with implementing evidence-based practice. With heel spurs, a variety of treatment options are available such as advanced manual techniques, structured stretching programs, intrinsic foot strengthening, and modalities such as iontophoresis and a Class IV Level Laser. Our physical therapist, Cera Heitkamp, can create custom molded orthotics to prove you pain relief and the ability to perform your daily routine!
Plantar Fasciitis

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