Rotator cuff–related shoulder pain is pain arising from the rotator cuff and nearby shoulder structures, often aggravated by lifting, reaching, or overhead movements.
Often shows up alongside what brought you here.
Hip and knee osteoarthritis: stiff, painful joints that flare with use, ease with rest, and don't always match what shows up on imaging. Treatable with individualized, evidence-based education and exercise, drawing on GLA:D® principles.
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Runner's knee, IT band, Achilles tendinopathy, plantar fasciitis, shin splints, and stress reactions. Assessment, gait analysis, and a structured return-to-run progression, not 'just rest.'
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Multi-phase concussion rehabilitation, vestibular, cervical, oculomotor, and graded return-to-activity. Care from the first 72 hours through full return-to-sport, with clearance testing for return to sport and baseline testing at the start of the season.
Read the guideA few words from people we've helped get back to what they love.
“Steps from College station and they direct-bill my insurance, so it's an easy visit. Real assessment, no pressure, and a plan I could actually follow at home.”
“I saw Dr. Clarke through my pregnancy for pelvic pain. Gentle, knowledgeable, and reassuring the whole way. It made a real difference to how I felt day to day.”
“Booked for a running gait analysis before a half marathon. The video breakdown of my stride was eye-opening and the exercises sorted out the knee pain that kept derailing my training.”
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Tell us about your rotator cuff-related shoulder pain and the front desk will match you with the right practitioner.
