ACL Rehab For Young Athletes and Collegiate PlayersNewport Beach, CA
By Dr. Brittany Kazane, DPT - Orthopedic Sports Physical Therapist
ACL Rehab For Young Athletes and Collegiate Players
As an experienced orthopedic sports physical therapist, I specialize in the rehabilitation and performance optimization of athletes. My expertise includes:
Comprehensive Injury Assessment: Utilizing advanced diagnostic techniques to evaluate musculoskeletal injuries, ensuring precise and effective treatment plans.
Tailored Rehabilitation Programs: Developing individualized rehabilitation protocols that promote rapid recovery while minimizing the risk of re-injury.
Evidence-Based Interventions: Implementing the latest evidence-based practices, including manual therapy, therapeutic exercises, and neuromuscular re-education, to restore function and enhance performance.
Sport-Specific Training: Integrating sport-specific drills and conditioning exercises to ensure athletes regain their full capabilities and excel in their respective sports.
Return to Sport Testing: Conducting thorough return to sport testing to evaluate an athlete’s readiness, ensuring a safe and effective transition back to their sport.
Specialized Return Programs: Assisting patients with return to running programs, hiking, and weight lifting to ensure a safe and progressive reintroduction to these activities.
Collaborative Care: Working closely with orthopedic surgeons, sports medicine physicians, and athletic trainers to provide a multidisciplinary approach to athlete care.
By leveraging these skills, I am committed to returning athletes to their sport safely and efficiently, allowing them to achieve peak performance and reduce the likelihood of future injuries.
Orange County Physical Therapy OCPT is located at 2135 Westcliff Dr. Suite 203 Newport Beach, CA 92660.
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