Why Rochester Hills comes to Troy
One doctor. One patient. Ninety minutes.
We see a lot of Rochester Hills: runners training on the Clinton River Trail, high school athletes chasing a return-to-sport date, and adults who want to stay strong enough for everything from yard work to northern Michigan weekends. Whatever brings you in, your plan is built by the same clinician start to finish and it ends on a real training floor, not a table.
Every plan starts with a 90-minute evaluation with a board-certified doctor of physical therapy at our Troy facility, 1307 E. Maple Rd, Suite G. Treatment combines hands-on care with progressive strength training on a real performance floor, and it ends when objective benchmarks say you are ready, not when a visit count runs out.
What we treat
Start with what hurts
Knee pain →
Runner’s knee, patellofemoral pain, meniscus and arthritis symptoms.
Low back pain →
Disc symptoms, sciatica, lifting injuries, chronic stiffness.
ACL & return to sport →
Late-stage rehab and objective return-to-sport testing.
All services →
Manual therapy, dry needling, cupping, BFR, strength coaching.
Rochester Hills FAQs
Straight answers
How far is R1 from Rochester Hills?
About 15 minutes for most of the city. Take Rochester Rd or John R south to E. Maple Rd in Troy; we are at 1307 E. Maple Rd, Suite G, with parking at the door.
Do I need a referral from my doctor first?
No. Michigan allows direct access to physical therapy, so you can book an evaluation directly. If imaging or a physician visit turns out to be warranted, we coordinate it.
My athlete plays for a Rochester Hills school. Do you handle return-to-sport testing?
Yes. Late-stage rehab and objective return-to-sport testing are core services here: strength comparison, hop battery, and change-of-direction quality, measured before anyone goes back on the field.
Next step
Ready when you are, Rochester Hills.
90-minute evaluation, one doctor of physical therapy, first treatment included. Troy, MI.