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UNLV’s Department of Physical Therapy is part of the School of Integrated Health Sciences in Las Vegas, NV. The department is highlighted for: - Notable recognition: Ranked among the top 40 U.S. PT programs per the latest U.S. News & World Report rankings (as of April 2026). - Awards: Recipient of the 2026 Academic Assessment Award for the academic unit. - Programs and strengths: The broader School of Integrated Health Sciences offers degree and certificate programs in healthcare with flexible online options and no GRE required. - Background: UNLV is a higher education institution headquartered in Las Vegas, with the Integrated Health Sciences school employing a growing team and serving alumni who pursue careers across healthcare settings. If you’re specifically looking for the Department of Physical Therapy home page or direct program details, you may visit UNLV’s integrated health site or the department’s page on UNLV’s website.

Clinic Type

Physical Therapy

Address

4505 South Maryland Parkway, Box 453019, Las Vegas, Nevada 89154-3019, US

Phone

+17028953011

Email

accreditation@apta.org

Opening Hours

Not published — contact the clinic to confirm hours.

Services Offered

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Team

  • Department of Physical Therapy, UNLV, R1 Doctor of Physical Therapy program; Nevada’s only; founded 1998; state’s first and longest-running DPT program — Program/School

Insurance & Payment

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FAQs

What is UNLV Department of Physical Therapy known for?

Nevada’s only R1 Doctor of Physical Therapy program; nationally ranked, research-driven, hands-on clinical training; strong mentorship and collaborative environment; competitive tuition in the region; graduates prepared for practice and leadership.

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What Patients Say

Overall sentiment across review platforms: positive

  • BusinessYab: 1 review mentioned on a business directory site with a generally positive tone (1)

Patients praise

  • Favorable patient outcomes and functional improvements
  • High satisfaction with educational aspect of treatment and home exercise programs
  • Appreciation for pro-bono services and accessibility for underserved populations
  • Professional and empathetic student interactions

Common complaints

  • Limited clinic hours causing scheduling difficulties
  • Need for improved student-supervisor relationship and consistent professional supervision
  • Concerns regarding class sizes and clinic capacity

"All participants “somewhat agree” or “strongly agree” that they would recommend this program to others, can participate in more activities, felt educated on their specific back problem..."

— Quality assurance survey data for UNLV PT-led pro-bono back school program

"No patient reported any “fair” or “poor” scores. The main feedback received... regarding recommendations for clinic improvement was the difficulty of scheduling due to limited clinic hours."

— Exit survey feedback for the Fine Arts Clinic for Health and Injury Prevention

Synthesized from public review platforms as of Jul 11, 2026 — sources: [1][2][3][4].

Information sourced from the clinic's website as of July 11, 2026.

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