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Case Study: The Atlanta Back Clinic

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The Atlanta Back Clinic is a full-service physical therapy facility that is located in Tucker, Georgia. The Atlanta Back Clinic was established in 1975. Their treatment options include manipulation/mobilization, myofascial release, soft tissue mobilization, cupping, neuromuscular re-education, mobilization of the nervous system/neurodynamics, postural re-education, therapeutic exercise and individualized exercise plans, etc. Their other treatment options include functional performance evaluations and body mechanics training, gait training, ergonomic assessments, dry needling, craniosacral, Feldenkrais, and Hellerworks. The Atlanta Back Clinic offers its individual treatment, training and fitness center, patient education booklet, on-line patient
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