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TOP Physical Therapy - Total Orthopedic Performance
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Total Orthopedic Performance in Sterling Heights Michigan provides Hands on Physical Therapy, starte
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3522 15 Mile Road
Sterling Heights, MI
48310
Opening Hours
| Monday | 7am - 7pm |
| Tuesday | 7am - 7pm |
| Wednesday | 7am - 7pm |
| Thursday | 7am - 7pm |
| Friday | 7am - 3pm |
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Ross Walker - OMPT / DPT
Since graduation, with my doctorate in physical therapy, it has always been my dream to own my own physical therapy clinic, where I could incorporate my methods and philosophies in an orthopedic setting. I am excited to announce the realization of my dream with the opening of T.O.P (Total Orthopedic Performance) Physical Therapy. My methods have been shaped and solidified after working as a clinic manager, at three separate facilities, and through advanced university-based education. Through these years and experiences I have become completely comfortable with my abilities to help your patients. My philosophy is based on one simple principle, to incorporate a therapeutic modality, specific to a given patient. I don't subscribe to one dogmatic method of treatment for all patients. I incorporate massage, specific joint mobilization techniques, stretching and strength training to treat all limitations a patient might have, in a safe, comfortable way. Of course, these techniques will overlap, but in a specific way, taking into account the patients injury and their desired outcome. There will be, however, one common treatment for virtually every patient who walks though our doors and that is manual therapy. As a doctor of physical therapy I have an additional, separate certificate in Orthopedic Manual Physical Therapy (OMPT). I have seen the dramatic results that orthopedic massage, and translatoric joint mobilization can have on injuries involving the spine and extremities. There are a very small percentage of therapists who have completed the additional two years of university and residency based education to achieve this certificate.
Our goal is in our name: to encourage and facilitate patients to return to a point at which they were previous to their injury and perhaps, with it, improve their quality of life. We will be specific in what I call the Triad Philosophy. For successful physical therapy to take place we need 1) a referring physician to provide open communication with the patient and our office, 2) a patient in need of therapy and 3) a physical therapist who is ready to facilitate healing and motivate the patient to achieve their goals. Simply put, we want to help you, the physician, to have the most successful outcomes possible for your patients and we will do everything possible to accomplish this goal. I would appreciate the opportunity to help heal your patients. Any and all questions are invited.
Thank you,
Ross Walker DPT, OMPT
