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Physical Therapy
Phoenix Physical Therapy - Clearfield, PA provides patients with physical therapy, occupational therapy, athletic training and massage therapy services in a welcoming environment. Our experienced clinicians are committed to delivering a great patient care experience from beginning to end. Whether you’re looking to recuperate from an injury, prehab before surgery or recover from a recent illness, Phoenix Physical Therapy’s unparalleled expertise and individualized care gives you the motivation and confidence you need for your path to recovery. By putting our extensive knowledge in motion, we give you the strength to rise to new heights and improve your overall physical well-being.
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What are people saying?
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Staff Quality
The staff is consistently described as friendly, knowledgeable, and supportive, creating a welcoming atmosphere for patients.
Sanitary Concerns
There are significant concerns regarding sanitary practices, particularly related to the reuse of therapy materials, which has made some customers uncomfortable.
Patient Care
Patients appreciate the individualized attention and tailored treatment plans, which have led to positive recovery experiences.
Facility Cleanliness
The facility is generally noted to be clean and well-organized, contributing to a positive therapy environment.
- MHMatt Hertlein6 days ago5.0Great therapists with positive energy and very knowledgeable.
- KPKira PeltonDec 24, 20255.0Very supportive and friendly staff. They make it easier to truly believe you will recover and get better.
- NNNenDec 15, 20252.0Two stars because the therapist was nice, but otherwise I am concerned about sanitary conditions. I had surgery and needed desensitization around my incision due to high nerve sensitivity. The PT used psyllium husk (which says "sterile" on the label of the container). After rubbing the husks on my incision for several minutes over a bowl... PT went to dump it all back into the container. Dead skin cells and all. I stopped her, questioned her and so she threw it in the garbage. The next thing was rice and then beans. My dead skin cells were exfoliating pretty badly into the container under my wrist. Thankfully she threw those away. I decided it was maybe a brief oversight... but at my next appt she set some hand sanitizer in front of me. When I asked what it was for, she said it was so she didn't have to throw the rice, etc. out this time. I asked if she reused it and she said yes. My insurance money should SURELY go toward Phoenix keeping these items stocked. When I told her it was completely unsanitary, she shifted to another desensitizing method that didn't include those food items. But I just felt really uncomfortable after the experience. I have a healing incision... and I have no idea whose dead skin cells were rubbed on it for my therapy. What if that person had a fungal infection or some other issue that would then be transferred to me? Very unsanitary. PT claimed she had to pay for the rice and beans herself... and if that's the case, shame on Phoenix for not supplying adequate therapy tools. Phoenix gets my money... it should go toward CLEAN products. I get that there are things like equipment that needs wiped down between uses, etc. But I have been to other PT places that give each patient their own containers of putty and put their name on it for future use (I watched a Phoenix patient use the giant lump of putty and then put it back into the container to be reused). Individual, marked containers could easily be done with husks, rice, beans, etc for patients needing to use such things for therapy. Again, therapist and office staff were nice, but after two incidents... I just decided to go elsewhere. Edited to add (after Phoenix's reply on 12/15/25): It is UNBELIEVABLE to me that hand sanitizer being used before using rice, husks, or beans for therapy is considered sanitary by Phoenix!! My dead skin cells from the swelling going down were being exfoliated INTO THE CONTAINER that would then be reused! Every single person I have spoken to, including in the healthcare community, was appalled by my experience. I cannot imagine that would be standard practice. Giving people their OWN containers of product to begin with should be standard protocol for sanitary purposes. Patients should not have to ask! What a cop-out reply, Phoenix!
- RYRenee YoungNov 27, 20255.0I love Phoenix pt. Everyone is very nice and knowledgeable. They help me and my back soooo much. I highly recommend them.
- JJJohnathon JamesNov 25, 20255.0Excellent staff, highly recommend!
Frequently Asked Questions About Phoenix Physical Therapy
What services does Phoenix Physical Therapy in Clearfield offer?
Phoenix Physical Therapy provides physical therapy, occupational therapy, athletic training, and massage therapy services tailored to individual recovery needs.
What are the operating hours of Phoenix Physical Therapy in Clearfield?
Phoenix Physical Therapy is open Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday from 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM; Wednesday from 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM; and Friday from 7:00 AM to 2:00 PM. It is closed on Saturdays and Sundays.
Is Phoenix Physical Therapy in Clearfield wheelchair accessible?
Yes, Phoenix Physical Therapy has wheelchair accessible restrooms and facilities to accommodate patients with mobility needs.
Does Phoenix Physical Therapy offer virtual or video visit options?
Yes, video visits are available at Phoenix Physical Therapy for remote consultations and therapy sessions.
Where is Phoenix Physical Therapy located in Clearfield, PA?
Phoenix Physical Therapy is located at 2 E Market St, Suite 1, Clearfield, PA 16830, USA.
What is the main phone number for Phoenix Physical Therapy in Clearfield?
You can reach Phoenix Physical Therapy at +1 814-205-4043 for appointments or inquiries.
Are there restaurants near Phoenix Physical Therapy where I can eat before or after my appointment?
Yes, Arrowhead Restaurant, offering sushi and fast food options, is nearby and convenient if you want to dine before or after your therapy session.
What nearby attractions can I visit around Phoenix Physical Therapy in Clearfield?
You can visit the Old Town Historic District and the Market Street Bridge, both notable landmarks and cultural spots near Phoenix Physical Therapy.
Is there a public library close to Phoenix Physical Therapy for community resources?
Yes, the Joseph & Elizabeth Shaw Public Library is located nearby and offers community services and resources you might find useful.
Are there fitness or active life venues in the vicinity of Phoenix Physical Therapy that complement physical health?
Yes, Market Street Yoga and The Dojo martial arts club are close by, offering yoga and sports activities that can support your overall physical well-being.