Active PT & Sports

The Mayo Clinic Sport Medicine Center (Mayo Clinic Orthopedics & Sports Medicine) offers advanced orthopedic and sports medicine care with a network of conveniently located facilities, including Rochester, MN. It emphasizes accessible, high-quality care close to home for conditions related to sports injuries and orthopedic health. The center operates under Mayo Clinic’s orthopedics and sports medicine program, with multiple contact numbers and a presence focused on wellness and fitness services. Key takeaways: - Specialties: Orthopedics and sports medicine, with emphasis on injuries and athletic health. - Location network: Part of Mayo Clinic, including Rochester-area access. - Commitment: High-quality, accessible care near patients’ communities.

EA Therapeutic Health (EA Neuro Gym) in Rochester, MN offers physical therapy plus adaptive fitness and health coaching for individuals with neurological or physical health challenges. Key points: - Nonprofit organization founded in 2011; headquarters in Rochester, MN - Services: physical rehabilitation, adaptive fitness, health coaching, therapeutic play; includes neuro-focused programs - Target groups: children and adults with neurological/physical challenges; emphasis on ongoing care beyond traditional healthcare models - Staffing and growth: 13 employees with recent YoY growth; actively hiring PTs and OTs (positions posted in 2026) - Locations: 3 offices nationwide in the United States (all in Rochester, MN area) - Contact: info@chooseea.org; phone (507) 259-7570

ROC Physical Therapy in Rochester, New York provides one-on-one physical therapy sessions for injury recovery and performance enhancement. Doctors of Physical Therapy deliver treatment without requiring a physician referral in New York State. The clinic uses one-on-one care and integrates rehab and performance techniques to help patients recover from injuries.

University of Rochester Medicine (UR Medicine/URMC) in Rochester, NY is a private, nonprofit academic health system affiliated with the University of Rochester. It combines hospitals, a cancer institute (Wilmot Cancer Institute), research centers, and health professions schools to provide advanced patient care, education, and clinical trials. Key points: - Services: Comprehensive care across specialties with options for virtual care, emergency and urgent care, and specialty institutes (e.g., cancer care). - Focus areas: Education, medical research, patient care, and community health; strong emphasis on academic medicine and translational research. - Physical therapy context: Part of a larger health system; details on specific physical therapy conditions and treatments are not listed in the excerpt, but URMC typically offers rehabilitative services through affiliated departments and clinics. - Careers: Ongoing job openings across clinical and support roles, including nursing, outpatient and inpatient positions. - Access: Multiple Rochester-area locations; main campus at 601 Elmwood Ave, with additional sites and virtual care options. If you’re specifically looking for Physical Therapy at URMC, you may want to explore: - UR Medicine/URMC outpatient rehabilitation centers or Wilmot Cancer Institute for cancer rehab services - Physical therapy conditions commonly treated (e.g., musculoskeletal, neurological, post-surgical rehab) - How to schedule and whether tele-rehab options are available Recommended action: Visit urmc.rochester.edu and search for Physical Therapy or Rehabilitation Services to see specific conditions treated, treatment approaches (manual therapy, therapeutic exercises, modalities), providers, locations, and scheduling details.