Absolutely. Physical therapy is proven to be a powerful tool that can help you recover from injuries, alleviate pain, and improve your overall mobility and strength. At Attain Physical Therapy, our personalized treatment plans are designed to address your unique needs and goals, empowering you to regain independence and achieve a healthier, pain-free life. Whether you’re dealing with joint pain, sports injuries, chronic pain, or post-surgical rehabilitation, our holistic approach ensures we treat the root cause of your issue, not just the symptoms. Schedule an evaluation today to take the first step towards a stronger, healthier you.

We recommend wearing clothes and shoes that you can comfortably exercise in.

The direct access law in Oklahoma allows you to be treated for 30 days by a physical therapist without a physician referral. Past 30 days we will need a referral to continue with treatment. This does not apply if your provider is Medicare, Tricare, or a federal BCBS

No, Attain Physical Therapy is proudly locally owned. We are an Outpatient Physical Therapy clinic, opened in 2023 by Dr. Benjamin Mayer PT, DPT.

The biggest difference between physical therapy and chiropractic care is that they have different focus areas. Physical therapy focuses on restoring and improving overall mobility and function through exercises and rehabilitation techniques. Chiropractic care primarily focuses on spinal alignment and treating musculoskeletal issues, especially related to the spine, through manual adjustments. We collaborate with a local chiropractor to treat patients who would benefit from both physical therapy and chiropractic care.

If your life has changed as a result of pain and you’re not able to do tasks or movements you could before, you are likely an ideal candidate for physical therapy treatment. 

At your initial evaluation, you'll receive guidance on home exercises to complement the exercises you'll perform during your weekly sessions in the clinic.

The number of follow-up treatment sessions will be determined by your physical therapist after your initial evaluation, based on your specific needs and goals. 

Physical therapists (PTs) typically complete a Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) degree, which includes a bachelor's degree, followed by three years of specialized graduate training, for a total of 7-8 years of education. This includes extensive coursework in anatomy, physiology, biomechanics, and clinical practice, along with hands-on clinical experience.

Physical therapist assistants (PTAs) usually earn an associate degree, which takes about 2 years to complete. Their education includes foundational knowledge in anatomy, physiology, and therapeutic exercises, as well as supervised clinical practice.

Both PTs and PTAs must pass national licensing exams and participate in continuing education to maintain their credentials and stay updated on best practices.

We accept cash, check, debit card, and credit card. We also accept payments from HSA and FSA accounts.