King of Prussia Physical Therapy & Sports Injury Center

01/24/2026

Lisa, Tom, Sue and Pete.

You’ve been with Paul for a combined 90 years. Ninety. Your dedication to the Upper Merion Community AND to KOPPT is extraordinary! YOU ARE LOVED. YOU ARE AMAZING. THANK YOU

King of Prussia Physical Therapy and Sports Injury Center opened in 1973 and was the first private practice physical therapy clinic in the Tri-state area.

Paul Gaffney, PT has operated his outpatient practice in the King of Prussia Medical Center on Allendale Road for FIFTY TWO (52)years.

PRIVATELY OWNED AND OPERATED
BY A PHYSICAL THERAPIST
since 1973: Paul W GaffnEY

Lisa Leister Patient Relations
Thomas Kane DPT
Susan Burks PTA
Peter Mancini PTA

Please contact us to schedule
a complimentary evaluation.

610-337-7155
www.kingofprussiapt.com

01/11/2025

Happy New Year!!!!

LET’S GO 2025!!!

Paul, Tom, Lisa, Sue & Pete are ready for you!!! The BEST people ready to get you back to where you need to be.

Did you know…

There are 130 combined years of physical therapy experience and 45 years of insurance experience in this photo?

THE OG’s 🐐 of Physical Therapy in King of Prussia!!

Paul Gaffney opened the first outpatient physical therapy clinic in the Tri-state area in 1973. And everyone in this photo has been working at King of Prussia Physical Therapy for at least 20 (twenty!!) years! KOPPT is 51 🎂

If you are in pain, having surgery or need to build strength, we will get you back to where you need to be. KOPPT still provides the same personalized service that we always have.

Come visit us- even just to say hi. We remember you and we miss you. And still love to laugh!

See you soon!

03/07/2023

Hyperkyphosis is a spinal deformity causing a forward-curved posture of the upper back (thoracic spine).

08/25/2022

Good luck to the Upper Merion Area HS Vikings Football Team and to all of the UMAHS athletes competing this fall!

The Upper Merion football team believes it left some wins on the table last season. Second-half collapses against Conwell-Egan, Phoenixville and Boyertown last year inspired a new motto for 2022: Finish the job. Led by a large senior class, the Vikings think if they can live by that message they are...

01/04/2022

Fine motor skills require coordination from the brain to the smaller muscles in the body, such as in the hand, fingers, etc. Everyday activities such as turning doorknobs, tying shoelaces, brushing teeth, and dialing numbers on a phone all require fine motor skills. These activities can be difficult to regain especially after a disease or infection impacts the brain’s signaling to carry out these actions.

In this specific case, this patient had a R sided stroke causing L sided weakness, pain, and fine motor skill impairment. Here, this patient is working on a few exercises to help improve her fine motor skills in her hands.

01/01/2022

KOPPT wishes you and your family a happy and blessed New Year!

#2022

12/25/2021

The KOPPT team wishes you and your family a very Merry Christmas! May your day be filled with blessings and love🎄

11/25/2021

Happy Thanksgiving from your friends here at King of Prussia PT! We are so thankful to be able to pursue the field we love. It is truly an honor to be helping such wonderful patients like you! Enjoy this day with your families!

11/16/2021

We like all of our patients at KOPPT to warm up before carrying out their exercises whether this be through heating the body part or starting treatment with a few minutes on the bike/treadmill. There are several physiological benefits of warming up before physical therapy like increasing blood flow and improving tissue flexibility. Warming up can also help the specific muscle structure withstand contracture and stretching without injury.

10/31/2021

We are so happy to welcome back Mr. Bones to KOPPT! He has been working really hard to strengthen his knee for his big Halloween day. Now, he will not feel as bone tired handing out candy!

Come on in to KOPPT and join Mr. Bones and other wonderful patients at our facility today!