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Functional Performance Center: Tempe, Arizon A Case Study

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Functional Performance Center is a physical therapy clinic that is located in Tempe, Arizona. This physical therapy clinic was founded in December 2001. Functional Performance Center specializes in physical therapy, sports therapy, and rehabilitation. Their services include physical therapy, sports therapy, rehabilitation, 3D maps, orthotics, ASTYM™ system, functional training and conditioning, running assessments, and additional services. Their additional services include massage therapy, acupuncture, and nutrition. The common conditions they treat include the adhesive capsulitis or 'frozen shoulder ', acromioclavicular joint impingement or shoulder impingement, bursitis, concussion, degenerative disk disease, degenerative joint disease/

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