ATI Physical Therapy

Workplace injuries can impact more than one employee’s day. They can affect productivity, staffing, operations, and overall workforce well-being.

ATI Worksite Solutions helps organizations take a proactive approach by identifying discomfort earlier, supporting safer movement patterns, and helping employees manage the physical demands of their jobs before small issues become larger setbacks.

Through injury prevention, early intervention, and employer-focused support, ATI Worksite Solutions helps teams stay safer, healthier, and better prepared to keep moving on the job.

Don’t let workplace injuries creep up on your team. Partner with ATI to avoid setbacks and keep your teams moving: https://bit.ly/4gBgN90

For many seniors, a fall can affect more than mobility. It can impact confidence, independence, daily routines, and the ability to keep doing the things they love.

At ATI, we believe physical therapy plays an important role in helping older adults stay mobile, active, and independent by identifying risks before they lead to injury.

In a recent letter in the Daily Herald, ATI District Director Chad Osborne emphasized the need for greater access to fall risk assessments, which can help seniors get connected to care earlier and take proactive steps toward safer movement.

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Is pain changing how you move?

Back pain can change how you sit at work, sleep at night, lift, exercise, run errands, or move through the routines that usually feel automatic. Over time, you may find yourself planning around pain, avoiding certain movements, or pushing through discomfort that keeps coming back.

Physical therapy can help you take a closer look at what may be contributing to that pain before it limits more of your life. ATI physical therapists work with patients to build care plans around their symptoms, movement, goals, and everyday needs.

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🏆 Celebrating ATI Excellence on the International Stage! From groundbreaking research to prestigious recognition, ATI Physical Therapy made an impact at the International Congress on Shoulder and Elbow Therapy (ICSET) in Vancouver, Canada.

👏 Congratulations to our award recipients and leaders:
Natalie Myers, Director of Research, was elected President-elect of the American Society of Shoulder and Elbow Therapists (ASSET). Clark Will Clark, Physical Therapist, received the prestigious ASSET Founders Award, recognizing his contributions to shoulder and elbow rehabilitation.

🔬 We're also proud to recognize our research presenters, who shared their expertise with clinicians and researchers from around the world:

Ellen Shanley, Senior Director, Practice Standards and Continuous Quality Improvement – Rotator cuff tendinopathy diagnosis, care, and rehabilitation.

Daniel Kline, Lead Clinician – Driving performance before and after rotator cuff repair. Natalie Myers, Director of Research – The evolution of shoulder rotational motion in baseball athletes, in addition to chairing a shoulder rehabilitation session.

These accomplishments reflect ATI's continued commitment to advancing research, elevating clinical practice, and helping shape the future of physical therapy.

Congratulations to our teammates for representing ATI and making a lasting impact on the profession! 👏

In pain but not sure what to do? Talk to your local ATI PT. Physical therapy can relieve pain, build strength and increase mobility. Take the first step towards feeling your best and contact your local ATI clinic today.