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Address: 3585 N University Ave Ste 100, Provo, UT 84604

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Whiplash
DO YOU HAVE WHIPLASH, Low back pain, headaches or any other pains after being in an accident? At Muscle IQ we specialize in Auto Accident Rehab. Our caring staff will help you return to your active life. The trauma of an accident may result in multiple areas of injury. We can help! Click below to learn more! Read More
Knee Replacement
People frequently come to see us at Muscle IQ because of knee pain. Sometimes it is because of a sports injury, but usually it is just knee pain that has developed over time. The knee starts hurting during walking, running, skiing, or climbing stairs. We also see people after a Total Knee Replacement, ACL surgery, or a Meniscus tear. The best is to avoid knee surgery if you can. We help patients get back to pain-free living by following a whole-body approach to knee rehab. Read More

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Sports Medicine
Our clinical specialists will help you recover faster from an injury. We help people after auto accidents, work or home injuries, and sports injuries. Our treatment aims at fixing dysfunction and restoring quality of life as quickly as possible
Physical Therapy
Have you been told you have a SLIPPED DISK, HERNIATED DISK,, or LUMBAR STRAIN? Low back pain is the #1 injury that leads to disability in the United States. How weak are your back muscles? We are able to objectively measure your back muscles in more detail than any other physical therapy clinic in Utah Valley. Click below to learn more! Read More
Shoulder Pain
Ankle Sprain
Medical Model = "Nursing Back to Health": The reason she assummed she should cancel her appointment that day and rest it for a few weeks is because this is what conventional medical model dictates. Her physician had likely told her in the past that an ankle sprain needs r est, i ce, a c ompression wrap with an immobilizer and e levation of the leg (A.K.A. R.I.C.E.). She would also likely be prescribed an over-the-counter anti-inflammatory medication. Prognosis? The patient can resume physical activity a few weeks later.
Neck Pain
Back Pain
Manual Therapy
During your initial evaluation at Muscle IQ you will receive a comprehensive assessment from a highly skilled physical therapist. Our therapists each have over 18 years of experience. ( Click Here for Bios ). We will listen to your story. We want to know how you were injured, when your pain started, and how it has affected your active life. We will assess your motion, your spinal positioning, and your muscle strength. We will identify your problem areas and begin treatment on the very first day. Our manual therapy treatment method follows the Fascial Distortion Model (More about FDM).You should expect to start seeing some improvement on the very first visit (i.e., more motion, more strength, less pain). We have seen from experience that most people with chronic low back pain are deconditioned. Strong muscles protect against re-injury. On your first visit we will begin a Muscle Rehab Program that will start you on the road to recovery.

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Ankle Sprain
I was treating a patient for back pain when she called to cancel her appointment that day because she had sprained her ankle. One of my staff members told her to keep her appointment because it would be best to fix her ankle problem today... and that there was no reason to wait. When she arrived, her sprained ankle showed moderate swelling and it was tender to the touch. The patient described her pain as a burning, pulling sensation and she made a sweeping motion along the outside of the ankle. She also described a stabbing pain along the front of the ankle as she poiinted to a spot with one finger. Her ankle mobility was restricted. She was barely able to put weight on the injuried leg and walked with a severe limp.

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