All Locations: (510) 524-2177 | Fax: (510) 525-2875

Therapy Designed To Restore, Replenish, and Rejuvenate

We are a private outpatient east bay physical therapy practice specializing in orthopedic, neurological dysfunctions and sports injuries.

Leading Authority in Aquatic Physical Therapy

We are the leading authority in the East Bay area for Aquatic Therapy. Many doctors and therapists consider us to be the safest and most advanced pool facility in the area. We offer one of the few aquatic therapy programs that includes working with the therapist in the pool.

New Mixed Martial Arts Rehabilitation

Experience a unique approach to healing that integrates land and aquatic therapies with martial arts training, empowering you to regain mobility and confidence in a supportive environment.

“Allen and his partners provide expert and personable service in physical therapy. His office is clean and welcoming with a positive atmosphere for recovery. They also communicate promptly and clearly with other health care providers. Highly recommended!”

– Charles McLaughlin, M.D.

Wellness Center

Discover our Independent Gym Program and experience the perfect blend of safety and effectiveness. With ongoing advice and monitoring from our licensed therapy staff, you’ll exercise confidently, knowing you’re in expert hands.

Aquatic Therapy

Experience our unique aquatic healing environment where patients can safely engage in non-weight bearing exercises, enhancing recovery from surgeries, arthritis, and chronic pain through buoyancy and specialized resistance training.

Dojo Based Therapy

Transform your recovery journey with our innovative Dojo-Based Physical Therapy, combining martial arts principles with specialized rehabilitation to enhance strength, flexibility, and overall wellness.

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Our Commitment

We are happy to continue to provide convenient, safe, and immediate access to Physical Therapy services. We remain a manual therapy and exercise-based practice with the highest level of safety by circulating and purifying the indoor air with a dozen IQ air units. We have also built an outdoor waiting room that we keep comfortable at all times of the year.

We are currently experiencing staff shortages and we have had to shorten our patient contact times in order to get patients in faster and for follow-up visits. We would appreciate your understanding during these extremely challenging times!

With Gratitude,
Allen Ling, PT, Founder

Aquatic Therapy at Albany Pool

We are the leading authority in the East Bay area for Aquatic Therapy. We offer Aquatic Therapy at the Albany Aquatic Center, located at Albany High School on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday mornings.

|May 6, 2014

Tai Chi to Improve Balance

Compared to the pumping intensity of spin or Zumba, a tai chi class looks like it’s being performed in slow motion. Watching the gentle, graceful movements of this ancient Chinese practice, it’s hard to imagine that tai chi can burn off a single calorie or...

|May 6, 2014

Ergonomics

Improve Your Posture

Straighten up, Don't slouch These exercises can help your posture, which could spare you back pain down the line. September 13, 2011|By Julie Deardorff | Tribune Newspapers (Bill Hogan/Chicago Tribune) Poor posture can make you look 10 pounds heavier. It could...

|May 6, 2014

Range of Motion

Movement and Range of Motion

Human movement is dependent on the amount of range of motion (ROM) available in synovial joints. In general, ROM may be limited by 2 anatomical entities: joints and muscles. Joint restraints include joint geometry and congruency as well as the capsuloligamentous...

|Apr 24, 2014

Chronic Back Pain

Working Out With Chronic Pain

For a few helpful tips on how to work out while suffering with chronic pain, check out the article below from Mandy Oaklander with Prevention News entitled, "Working Out With Chronic Pain".  Working together with your physical therapist you can create a plan of...

|Jul 5, 2013

What is Physical Therapy?

What is Physical Therapy?

Physical therapy is a dynamic profession with an established theoretical and scientific base and widespread clinical applications in the restoration, maintenance, and promotion of optimal physical function.

|Jul 1, 2013

Nancy Kerrigan Photo by Gianluca Platania, gianluca at Flickr, from Torino (Turin), Italy, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Nancy Kerrigan Fights Back With Water Therapy

February 7, 1994 Boston With the opening ceremonies of the 1994 Winter Olympic Games just around the comer, world famous figure skater Nancy Kerrigan has a lot of work to do to get ready. As if regular Olympic preparation weren't enough. Kerrigan is also battling...

|Aug 14, 2012

Water Therapy Gives Lift to Aching Backs

ALBANY - Bonita Claytor was pushing a cart bearing a 500-pound liquid nitrogen cylinder when the small steel wheels got caught on the leading edge of a carpet. She tried to tilt the cart and landed in the hospital. "I lost the feeling in my foot and my leg," said...

|Aug 14, 2012

Working in Water Comes Naturally

By Dawn Frasieur El Cerrito physical therapist Alan Ling believes that swimming is an exceptional therapy tool. "Little babies swim before they n can walk," he said. "It's such a natural thing. You eliminate gravity and move freely without restricting forces." Ling...

|Aug 14, 2012