Orthopedic Physical Therapy
What does a orthopedic physical therapist do?
Orthopedic physical therapists treat musculoskeletal injuries and post-surgical recovery — joints, muscles, tendons, and ligaments.
When should you see one?
For joint replacements, ACL/rotator cuff rehab, sprains, and post-surgical recovery.
How to verify credentials
- Check that their NPI taxonomy code matches
2251X0800X - Verify their license is active with your state PT board
- Confirm graduation from a CAPTE-accredited physical therapy program
Find Orthopedic PTs by City
5,037 cities
New York, NY
3965 verified · avg 10 yrs exp
Chicago, IL
2945 verified · avg 11 yrs exp
Brooklyn, NY
2483 verified · avg 10 yrs exp
Houston, TX
1809 verified · avg 10 yrs exp
San Diego, CA
1673 verified · avg 11 yrs exp
San Antonio, TX
1617 verified · avg 10 yrs exp
Los Angeles, CA
1467 verified · avg 11 yrs exp
Seattle, WA
1378 verified · avg 12 yrs exp
Phoenix, AZ
1372 verified · avg 11 yrs exp
Louisville, KY
1367 verified · avg 11 yrs exp
Pittsburgh, PA
1277 verified · avg 13 yrs exp
Austin, TX
1214 verified · avg 10 yrs exp
Dallas, TX
1203 verified · avg 10 yrs exp
Jacksonville, FL
1203 verified · avg 11 yrs exp
Philadelphia, PA
1147 verified · avg 11 yrs exp
Las Vegas, NV
1121 verified · avg 10 yrs exp
Charlotte, NC
1107 verified · avg 11 yrs exp
Portland, OR
1095 verified · avg 12 yrs exp
Miami, FL
1086 verified · avg 11 yrs exp
Baltimore, MD
1065 verified · avg 12 yrs exp
Indianapolis, IN
1061 verified · avg 12 yrs exp
Omaha, NE
1015 verified · avg 12 yrs exp
Colorado Springs, CO
981 verified · avg 11 yrs exp
Tampa, FL
977 verified · avg 10 yrs exp