Physical Therapy In Motion

Specialties

Physical Therapy in Motion Inc. provides innovative, professional, and personalized physical therapy services to patients. Emphasis is focused on identifying the source of pain, alleviating associated symptoms, and establishing protective measures to avoid reoccurrence.

If you are experiencing any of the following, we can help you:

Adolescent Orthopedics

Arthritis/​Pain Syndrome

Hip/​Knee/​Ankle/​Foot Pain

Neck and Back Pain

Pregnancy Back Pain/​Instability

Neurological Deficits

Pre/​Post Surgical Rehab

Shoulder/​Arm/​Hand Pain

Sports injuries

Strength and Endurance Deficits

TMJ Dysfunction

Work-​related/​Auto Injuries

We offer a full range of treatment procedures, and will work closely with you, your family, and your physician, creating an individualized program tailored specifically to your needs.

Our specialties include:

Aquatic Therapy

Biofeedback Conditioning

Cryotherapy/​Moist Heat

Electrical Muscle Stimulation

Gait training

Iontophoresis/​Phonophoresis

Joint Mobilization

Neuromuscular

History

Established in 2002.

Our mission and top priority at Physical Therapy in Motion Inc. is to provide the highest quality of rehabilitation services while maintaining overall patient health and satisfaction. We provide personal individualized treatments for patients who have suffered from injuries and other debilitating conditions, with the goals of easing pain, restoring function and expanding range of motion. We are here to get you moving again!

Meet the Business Owner

Coy L.

Business Owner

Physical Therapy in Motion Inc is owned and directed by licensed physical therapist Coy Leverette III. Graduating with a BS in Microbiology from Howard University in 1989, Coy went on to graduate Magna Cum Laude with a BS in Health Science, and also earned a MS degree in Physical Therapy, both in 1999, again from Howard University.

Coy is currently licensed in Georgia where he continues to practice as well as further his education. He has currently earned certifications in Peripheral Joint Mobilization, the Shoulder Complex, Successful Evaluation and Treatment of Low Back Pain, Manual Physical Therapy, and Anatomy and Biomechanics of the Foot and Ankle.