Founded in 2014, Premier Physical Therapy is owned & operated by providers of First Class Therapies in Minot, ND. With over 12 years of experience, our highly trained and energetic physical therapist staff is dedicated to superior, innovative occupational therapy and physical therapy techniques that extend beyond traditional services to manage your pain.
Our experts perform differential diagnosis to identify the impairment then design an individualized treatment plan to facilitate the healing process. Some of the treatment techniques include: manual therapy, joint mobilizations, therapeutic exercise, ultrasound, laser, traction, micro-current etc.
Physical therapy is a safe and healthy way to provide pain relief. Many of our patients who participate in our treatments are able to find long-lasting relief without the need for harmful drugs, such as opioids, or unnecessary surgeries. If you are looking for the best physical therapy services in Minot, ND, call Premier Physical Therapy today!
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My 13 yo son has done amazing with his therapy through Premier after his bilateral foot arch corrections! We are extremely happy with the care and instruction he received! We would highly recommend them for any of your therapy needs!
Came here for lower back issues and after a few weeks of work my back is starting to feel better. The staff is very helpful and warming. Makes me feel as if I’m having this done in my home.
Our unique approach to sports rehab and physical therapy.
Click on the body diagram for information on common conditions we treat and how physical therapy can help.
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20Nov
There is no doubt that exercise is important, but it can definitely take a toll on your joints. The US Department of Health and Human Services recommends at least 150 minutes of moderate aerobic exercise every week, or 75...
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10Nov
Your body does more work throughout the day than you may even realize. Your organs, joints, and muscles all work together seamlessly so you can function at your optimum level. Because your body works so hard every day, it...
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