What does contraindications and indications mean? 

 

Contraindications are signs and symptoms that are present which prevent you from doing  a specific treatment. Indications are signs/symptoms that suggest you should part take in the treatment. 

 

Why choose us?

 

 Our team possesses the skilled proficiencies as well as various techniques to address and benefit your success. PerformMax offers licensed Athletic Trainers who are well-rounded in the knowledge of the body and sports. We focus on your recovery and strength to get the best physical results possible. We not only make you feel better but educate you even when you are not in our presence.​

 

Do we take insurance?

 

Yes , we do accept insurance. You can also pay with a  Health Savings Account (HSA). Unfortunately, many providers do not cover Athletic Trainer’s services. Contact your insurance provider to see if they cover Athletic trainer’s service.​

 

What is the difference between a Physical Therapist (PT) and an Athletic Trainer (AT)?

 

A Physical Therapist and Athletic Trainers are certified healthcare professionals who are knowledgeable in rehabilitation services that both treat and diagnose injuries. The main difference is that AT’s work under a physician’s supervision. They specifically work with athletes and physically active individuals, and have additional knowledge in first aid and emergency response. PT’s work with all  people.