Move. Motivate. Mend.
At The FIX, we believe movement is medicine. Our approach uses bodyweight-based, functional motions that are continually challenging yet carefully adapted for each individual’s abilities. As patients progress and increase their activity, they build confidence in their capabilities—often experiencing significant improvements in just a few sessions. We focus on LASTING recovery, not just temporary relief. The result: reduced pain, improved balance, and greater independence.
At The FIX, we focus on what you can do.
Our clients—many living with neurological conditions or chronic pain—find renewed motivation through movement and measurable progress. As strength improves and balance increases, the risk of falls decreases and confidence grows. We also help reduce reliance on medication after injury or surgery, empowering people to regain independence and return to the activities they love.
Retrain your body and brain with The Fix! The program is proven effective for soldiers, professional athletes, and patients of all ages and capabilities. If you’ve tried physical therapy, surgery, chiropractic, and medication, and you’re still experiencing pain – Try The Fix.
The FIX Program supports neurogenesis—the growth of new nerve pathways—which enhances balance, coordination, and overall neurologic function.
The program begins with a comprehensive evaluation, followed by 12 personalized treatment sessions delivered over six to eight weeks. These sessions are led by trained FIX physical therapists and may be private, semiprivate, or small-group formats depending on each individual’s needs.
A discharge assessment ensures a plan is in place for continued progress.
The FIX focuses on both the mind and movement. Through carefully designed, adaptive exercises, the program helps reprogram how your brain interprets pain and redefines what your body believes it can do.
Research shows that when pain persists beyond three months, it often reflects changes in the nervous system—not just tissue damage. The FIX works by calming the nervous system, stimulating new neural connections, and restoring functional movement—so your body can truly begin to heal.
