How We Treat
Advanced outpatient physical therapy tailored to your recovery.
Therapy That Meets You Where You Are
Focused care for pain relief, healing, and better movement.
Premier Physical Therapy in Arlington, TX offers hands-on physical therapy built around myofascial release, plus dry needling, shockwave therapy, low-level laser therapy, electrical stimulation and aquatic therapy. Every plan of care is led by owner and physical therapist Eva Bertrand, PT, and is built around what's causing your pain, not just where it hurts. We see patients from Arlington, Grand Prairie, Pantego, and Dalworthington Gardens.
What Happens at Your First Visit
Your first visit is a full evaluation. Eva will ask about your symptoms, your history and your goals, then check how you move, where you're tight and what makes the pain better or worse. Before you leave, you'll have a written plan of care that says which treatments we recommend, how often you'll come in, and roughly how many visits it should take.
Not sure if physical therapy is right for you? Book a discovery session. It's a conversation with no treatment, so you can ask questions and find out if we're a good fit before you commit.
Our Treatment Options
Explore the techniques and technology available at Premier Physical Therapy.
Manual Therapy
The physical therapist uses their hands to move stiff joints and loosen tight muscles, as part of a plan that includes exercise.
Myofascial Release
Slow, sustained pressure on the fascia, the connective tissue around your muscles, to ease tightness and restrictions.
Dry Needling
Thin, solid needles placed into tight muscle knots (trigger points) to release them and reduce pain.
IASTM
Often called "scraping." Smooth tools glide over the skin to loosen scar tissue and restricted muscles and tendons.
Cold Laser Therapy
Gentle light energy applied to the painful area. It may help reduce pain and inflammation.
Shockwave Therapy
A non-invasive treatment using radial pressure waves for chronic musculoskeletal pain, tendonitis, and trigger points.
Electrical Stimulation Therapy
Mild electrical current through pads on the skin to relieve pain, wake up weak muscles, and help retrain movement during exercise.
Hydrotherapy
Physical therapy in warm water, so you can move and build strength with less stress on your joints.
Red Light Therapy
A non-invasive modality used to reduce pain and accelerate tissue repair.