Pritchette Physical Therapy and Training

Sore after hiking,🏃‍♂️ running, cycling🚲, lifting🏋🏿, or playing pickleball🏓?

🔴Red light therapy may be a great recovery add-on to support your active lifestyle.

At Pritchette Physical Therapy, our goal is to help you move better, feel stronger💪, and stay active.

Try a red light therapy session with your next visit.

💥Now Offering Shockwave Therapy at Pritchette Physical Therapy!💥

We’re excited to offer Shockwave Therapy, an advanced treatment option designed to support recovery for muscle, tendon, and soft tissue pain.

Shockwave Therapy may help with conditions such as plantar fasciitis, tendon irritation, muscle tightness, and other stubborn soft tissue issues that can slow your progress.

This treatment is offered as an add-on service to your physical therapy care and is not reimbursed by insurance plans.

Ask your therapist if Shockwave Therapy may be right for you.

New at Pritchette Physical Therapy: Red Light Therapy

Recovery is personal — and our care is, too.

We’re excited to now offer red and near-infrared light therapy as a recovery-focused add-on for patients and wellness clients.

This non-invasive service may help support your body’s natural recovery process, including:

✅ Muscle recovery
✅ Relaxation
✅ Circulation
✅ Tissue and tendon support
✅ Pain control
✅ Overall tissue wellness

Red light therapy can be added to many physical therapy visits. Talk with your provider to see if it may be right for your plan of care.

Support your recovery. Feel the difference.

Call us at 480-785-5415 or ask your therapist about booking your intro session today.

Now offering Red Light Therapy! Contact our office at 480-785-5415 to schedule an appointment with one of our physical therapists to find out if Red Light Therapy is right for you!

Wishing all the Dad's out there a Happy Father's Day!

We want to welcome Ari Goldstein, PT to our Foothills location team! Many of you may recognize Ari as a long time community member. Ari will be serving as our Foothills location Director of Physical Therapy. Contact our office at 480-785-5415 to schedule with him today!

Ari Goldstein — Pritchette Physical Therapy Ari Goldstein, Physical Therapist, has been a licensed physical therapist since 1998, bringing nearly three decades of experience in outpatient orthopedics, rehabilitation, and patient-centered care. He earned his Bachelor of Science degree from Radford University, where he was an intercollegiate gy...

At Pritchette Physical Therapy, the safety, dignity, and well-being of our patients and clients are our highest priorities.

Recently, an unfortunate incident occurred involving a massage therapist who was accused of engaging in inappropriate conduct with a client. These allegations are deeply concerning and represent behavior that is completely unacceptable and contrary to the values and standards of our organization.

Upon learning of the allegations, the individual was immediately terminated from employment with Pritchette Physical Therapy. We are fully cooperating with law enforcement and are assisting in their investigation in every way possible.

Pritchette Physical Therapy does not condone these actions under any circumstances. We maintain a strict zero-tolerance policy regarding any form of inappropriate conduct, harassment, abuse, or behavior that compromises the safety, trust, and well-being of our patients and clients.
We are committed to providing a safe, professional, and respectful environment for every individual who enters our clinics. The trust our patients place in us is something we take very seriously, and we remain dedicated to upholding the highest standards of care, professionalism, and accountability.
We appreciate the confidence our community has placed in our practice and will continue to take all necessary measures to ensure the safety and protection of those we serve.

Massage Therapy vs. Physical Therapy: What’s the Difference?

Massage therapy and physical therapy can both help you feel better, but they serve different purposes.

Massage therapy focuses on relieving muscle tension, soreness, and stress-related tightness through hands-on soft tissue work.

Physical therapy focuses on improving movement, strength, mobility, and function while addressing the cause of pain or injury.

For some people, massage therapy is a great way to relax tight muscles. For others, physical therapy is needed to recover from an injury, improve mobility, or prevent pain from coming back.

The good news? They can work together.

At Pritchette Physical Therapy, we help patients find the right approach for their pain, recovery, and wellness goals.

Ready to feel and move better? Contact us today to schedule an appointment.