Press Release
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: DECATUR, TX
Sports Rehab & Physical Therapy (SRPT) is excited to announce the upcoming opening of its newest outpatient physical therapy clinic specializing in sports and orthopedics. Located in the heart of Decatur on Business US 380, SRPT will offer a wide range of physical therapy services to the residents of Decatur and surrounding areas.
Led by the highly experienced Brett Braziel, the SRPT Decatur team is dedicated to providing the highest quality of physical therapy available. With over 17 years of experience as a Physical Therapist serving the residents of Decatur in Health & Wellness, Brett has a deep understanding of the needs and expectations of the Decatur community. As such, the clinic will seek to differentiate itself by utilizing state–of–the–art equipment and advanced treatment techniques, offering new appointments within 24–48 hours, having extended hours and Saturday appointments, and by serving as a more affordable option for PT than anything else currently available to the Decatur area.
SRPT Decatur will specialize in sports and orthopedic physical therapy and offer treatments for a wide variety of conditions, including sprains and strains, joint replacements, post–operative rehabilitation, sports injuries, and performance improvement. The clinic will offer a variety of traditional PT services such as manual therapy, dry needling, neuromuscular re–education, gait, and balance training. In addition, it will be partnering with Top Tier Performance to offer Decatur’s most advanced Athletic Training, Strength and Conditioning, and Sports Performance programs. Through its comprehensive services and experienced team of Physical Therapists and Athletic Trainers, SRPT strives to ensure patients receive the best possible care and achieve their physical therapy goals.
For more information about SRPT and its services, please visit www.SportsRehabPT.com or call our Central Scheduling Office at (254) 965–2040 to find out which of our five locations can serve your physical therapy needs.