Integrated Physical Therapy

Integrated Physical Therapy IPT is a boutique facility - spine/scoliosis therapies, pelvic floor therapy, myofascial release!

Integrating the best of modern medical science and the healing arts of touch, we promote well being on the physical, nutritional, emotional, mental and spiritual levels.

01/26/2026

Recovery is part of training. 🎾

Dr. Brittany Inerfeld, PT, working with a Padel athlete using targeted bodywork to support faster recovery and better movement quality.

🧠 Why these techniques matter:
• Cupping helps improve tissue glide and circulation
• Manual therapy restores joint and soft-tissue mobility
• IASTM addresses restrictions that can limit performance

These interventions can reduce soreness, improve mobility, and help you return to the court feeling ready to compete. Maximize results by pairing treatment with the basics that support tissue recovery:
💤 8 hours of sleep
💧 2 L of water daily
🥩 1.5–2.0 g of protein per kg of body weight

Make your recovery strategic. 🎾

See you on the court. 💥

Calling All Golfers! ⛳️Looking to hit farther, swing smarter, and stay injury-free this season? Join us Sunday, February...
01/19/2026

Calling All Golfers! ⛳️

Looking to hit farther, swing smarter, and stay injury-free this season? Join us Sunday, February 22nd, from 11:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. for a Performance & Injury Prevention Golf Workshop led by our TPI-certified golf swing expert, Dr. Eric Lee, DPT.

You’ll learn how mobility, stability, and swing mechanics impact your performance, plus how to reduce common golf-related injuries before they sideline your game. Whether you’re a weekend golfer or a competitive player, this workshop is designed to help you move better, play longer, and perform at your best.

📍 Location: IPT Wynwood
Spots are limited. Reserve yours through the link in our bio.

01/16/2026

Behind the scenes of a real physical therapy visit for plantar fasciitis 👣✨

Watch how our fantastic PTA, Blanca, brilliantly combines foot intrinsics, balance, and unilateral pelvic stability all in one exercise. Efficient, intentional, and way more challenging than it looks 💪

DID YOU KNOW? Plantar fasciitis affects about 2 million people every year in the U.S. alone, and it’s one of the most common causes of heel pain. What’s the good news? Smart, progressive rehab works 🙌

This is what whole-body physical therapy looks like: treating the foot and the system that supports it.

01/09/2026

When back pain stops you in your tracks, it’s tempting to look for extreme, quick-fix solutions 😵‍💫
But for acute back pain, you don’t need fancy tricks or drastic measures.

What you do need?
✔️ Strategic rest
✔️ Maybe an NSAID or two (as appropriate)
✔️ Simple, proven exercises that actually work

Check out Dr. Keegan Phillips’ go-to moves for calming back pain and getting you moving again. She definitely knows what she’s talking about 💪✨

Got that annoying mid-scapular pain that shows up when you sit too long, lift wrong, or breathe like you’re holding your...
12/03/2025

Got that annoying mid-scapular pain that shows up when you sit too long, lift wrong, or breathe like you’re holding your stress in your shoulders? 👀🫣
Swipe through to learn simple ways to release tightness, restore mobility, and re-activate the muscles that keep your shoulder blades happy.

In this carousel, Dr. Nicole Ramos, PT, DPT walks you through:
✨ Gentle massage techniques to melt tension
✨ Targeted stretches to open the mid-back
✨ Activation drills that retrain those sleepy postural muscles

These are the exact strategies we use in clinic to help patients move and feel better. No quick fixes here. Just science-led rehab strategies.

If you found this helpful, follow for more PT-led tips on healing smarter, moving easier, and keeping your body strong. 💪🩶

11/27/2025

Another round of “What’s your favorite exercise?” 🙌
Today, Dr. Eric Lee shares a deltoid fly variation he loves for strengthening the rotator cuff and improving shoulder control.

A great way to prep before that annual Thanksgiving family football game 🏈🦃✨
Healthy shoulders make the holidays way more fun.

11/27/2025

This Thanksgiving, our hearts are extra full. 🧡
Behind every treatment session, every success story, and every laugh you hear in our clinic are the people in this video—our incredible team.

We’re grateful for the trust you place in us, the progress we get to witness, and the community that makes coming to work feel like coming home.

Thank you for choosing us to be part of your healing journey. Happy Thanksgiving from our IPT family to yours. 🦃✨

11/13/2025

Join us for a special collaboration with Level One LaGree on November 20th at 5:30 PM! ✨

If you’re postpartum, ever leaked a little when you laugh 😂, or have pain “down there” 👀, you may be experiencing pelvic floor dysfunction.

With 1 in 3 women affected in their lifetime, this is one seminar you don’t want to miss. 💛

Reserve your spot — link in our bio! 🔗🗓️

11/11/2025

👀 Meet the QL muscle! Officially known as Quadratus Lumborum. It’s a deep muscle on each side of your low back that helps you extend, rotate, and stabilize your spine. When it gets tight, it can create sharp or achy low back pain. What aggravates it? Long hours sitting, favoring one side in standing, or poor lifting mechanics.

Gently stretching and strengthening the QL can help restore balanced movement and reduce discomfort. If your low back always feels like it’s “pulling” on one side, this muscle might be the reason.

Your body is speaking. IPT helps you listen. 💆🏻‍♀️✨

We love a proper success story! 😍
11/11/2025

We love a proper success story! 😍

Address

2142 Northeast 123rd Street
North Miami, FL
33181

Opening Hours

Monday 7am - 6pm
Tuesday 7am - 6pm
Wednesday 7am - 6pm
Thursday 7am - 6pm
Friday 7am - 6pm
Saturday 8am - 12pm

Telephone

+13059678976

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