Why Royal Oak comes to Troy
One doctor. One patient. Ninety minutes.
Royal Oak brings us a steady stream of runners with knees and hips that flare at mile three, gym members whose shoulder will not tolerate pressing, and active adults who want more than a printout of stretches. We diagnose the system, not the symptom, then rebuild it with hands-on care and progressive strength work.
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.
Royal Oak FAQs
Straight answers
How do I get to R1 from Royal Oak?
Take Rochester Rd or Stephenson Hwy north to E. Maple Rd in Troy, about 10 to 15 minutes from most of Royal Oak. We are at 1307 E. Maple Rd, Suite G.
I am a runner. Do you actually watch me run?
Yes. Gait analysis is part of the evaluation when running is part of your problem or your goal. Load, cadence, and mechanics get assessed and retested, not guessed at.
How is this different from a hospital rehab program?
You get the same clinician one-on-one every visit for the full session, a plan with a defined endpoint, and a finish line that includes strength benchmarks, not just pain relief.
Next step
Ready when you are, Royal Oak.
90-minute evaluation, one doctor of physical therapy, first treatment included. Troy, MI.