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Clinic Hours
Mon. - 9:00am-6:00pm
Tues. - 7:00am-5:00pm
Wed. - 9:00am-6:00pm
Thurs. - 8:00am-5:00pm
Fri. - Closed
Call (414) 288-1400 to arrange your visit today.
Location:
Cramer Hall, Room 215
604 N. 16th St.
Milwaukee, WI 53233
Free injury evaluations
By Appointment Only
Call to reserve a spot, walk-ins are accepted on a first come first served basis
On average, an hour for initial evaluations and 45 minutes for follow up appointments.
- Neck and back pain from postural issues
- overuse inflammatory injuries to shoulders and knees
- ankle sprains
- plantar fasciitis
- pre and post-surgical rotator cuff/labral pathologies for hips and shoulder
- ACL and meniscus injuries
Education primarily. PT’s earn a clinical doctorate (Doctor of Physical Therapy) similar to a chiropractor’s clinical doctorate (Doctor of Chiropractic). With PTs and chiropractors, the focus of our education and treatment is different. PT’s focus on rehabilitation in the forms of manual therapy, corrective exercise, body mechanics and patient education with the goal of empowering the patient for long-term success. Some chiropractors do some of those elements but some are much more reactive in treating symptoms. Chiropractors focus on joints and the nervous systems with manipulations and adjustments which may not have long-term results unless married with some form of rehabilitation like corrective exercises. A personal trainer is not a degree but rather a certification that provides training in creating exercise programs to help individuals meet specific health or performance related goals.
This is a very difficult question to answer as every patient and every condition is different how much attention it may require. Some conditions can be successfully treated in a few weeks and others may take a few to several months. Once evaluated, your physical therapist can better answer this question as it applies to you.
We do see community members outside of the Marquette community. We do see pre-adolescent and adolescent children primarily for orthopedic issues.
All insurances are accepted with the exception of Medicare/Medicaid. The extent of coverage for physical therapy services varies depending on your plan and coverages. Our front office staff will verify benefits and share this information with patients as a courtesy service.
Marquette Sports Rehab Clinic is part of the Physical Therapy department within the College of Health Sciences. The clinic does serve to provide a variety of educational opportunities to our physical therapy students at Marquette.
- Free injury assessments
- Work station/ergonomic evaluations
- On-the-field sport coverage for club and intramural sports by athletic trainers
- Alter G for weight bearing progression
- Sport specific training – agility, speed, jump training
- Manual therapy emphasis treatments
- One-on-one care with a consistent therapist
- Custom orthotic fitting
- Video running mechanic assessments
- Participate in HCOP, upward bound, and YES programs
- Participate in research with the PT department and college of health sciences
- Work with the university's wellness program for faculty/staff education
