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Our commitment is to getting our patients back to life. Faster.

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Quality Care for Quality of Life

We show up wherever people need our care: from clinics to living rooms, to hospital halls, offices, and the factory floor. At Confluent Health, we help make our industry, business, and every American stronger.

Our mission is clear: to strengthen not just individuals, but the communities and industries we touch. By improving health outcomes and fostering resilience, we contribute to a healthier and stronger America. At Confluent Health, we see it as our duty to elevate the standard of care, empowering every person and business we serve to reach their full potential.

Patient Services

Our teams offer various musculoskeletal rehabilitation services, including physical therapy, occupational therapy, chronic pain management, and sports medicine. Explore more to find the solution that best fits your needs.

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With over 1,650 sites of care across our national footprint, a healthier tomorrow is never far away.

See What Our Patients
Have To Say!

"Over the years, I have had several injuries and several surgeries that have required physical therapy and have had therapy with quite a few physical therapists."
"She was amazing. She took complete care of me making sure I was comfortable with the entire evaluation..."
"I've had PT before and felt I was getting a cookie-cutter program. I love that you've explained how each exercise relates to me and my goals."
"mōviHealth has been a great way to work on my shoulder."
"I already have recommended mōviHealth to all of my colleagues."
"My doctor took the time to help me understand where my deficits are and how to begin treating them."

Patient News & Content

Since 1992, October has been recognized as National Physical Therapy Month, a time to celebrate physical therapists (PTs) and physical therapist assistants (PTAs) and increase awareness of how physical therapy can help people move, function, recover, and take part in the activities that matter to them. This year, our message...

Frequently Asked Questions

Some states require a referral for physical therapy. Contact us if you are not sure.

The first appointment is typically 1 hour long to assess the patient’s needs and plan a personalized course of treatment. To ensure that patients receive the best care, therapists will review behavioral and environmental factors. Other items to consider for your first appointment include: 

  • Most clinics require New Patient Paperwork, which covers personal information, insurance, and medical history.
  • Bring any necessary physical aids (ex. braces, crutches, splints).
  • Consider the symptoms or conditions that brought you to a physical therapist.
  • Consider sleep habits, activity level, and work environment. 

Therapy can be preventative or reactive. If you have a limited range of motion (ROM), experience pain while performing ordinary tasks, or have difficulty performing tasks that are not typically hard to complete, physical therapy may be a good option for you. 

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