Capital Medical Blvd. Clinic
3334 Capital Medical Blvd.
Suite 300
Tallahassee, FL 32308
Ph: (850) 877-8855
Fx: (850) 877-7627
Contact: Kent Knisley, DPT, PT, ATC, CEO
Jennifer Maphis, DPT, Clinical Director
Physical Rehabilitation Hours
- Monday - Thursday 7 am to 7 pm
- Friday 7 am to 6 pm
PTplus Hours
- Monday - Thursday 6 am to 7 pm
- Friday 6 am to 6 pm
- Saturday 8 am to 12 pm
Located on the west side of the Tallahassee Outpatient Center, the original Tallahassee Orthopedic & Sports Physical Therapy clinic is on Capital Medical Boulevard. The front door parking and the spacious, comfortable waiting room give our patients and fitness members easy access to the gymnasium. The 2800 sq. ft. gym is outfitted with a large variety of aerobic and strengthening equipment such as treadmills, elliptical fitness crosstrainers, stationary bicycles, upper body ergometers, stair masters and eleven types of nautilus resistance machinery. Computer enhanced Medex back and neck specific and Biodex isokinetic knee/shoulder/ankle specific testing and rehabilitation equipment are also part of the gymnasium. Around the perimeter are five exercise and treatment mats for attended modality treatment, manual procedures and exercise instruction. This area is surrounded by five self contained, private treatment rooms, a massage room and a room set up for progressive traction.
Conveniently located adjacent to the gym are Therapy Specialists, the hand and upper extremity specialty center at TOSPT, and the Industrial Rehabilitation Center designed specifically for these purposes.
A full sized (20" x 40") therapeutic pool maintaining a constant temperature of ~ 90° is equipped with a hydraulic lift for non-ambulatory patients and various types of aquatic conditioning apparatus. Spacious dressing rooms with showers and lockers are available to all of our patients and fitness members.
The Capital Medical Boulevard clinic is served by 8 Physical Therapists; 2 Physical Therapists/ Certified Athletic Trainers, 2 Occupational Therapists/Certified Hand Therapists, 1 Physical Therapy Assistant, 2 Certified Personal Trainers and several physical therapy technicians.
Staff Listing
Services Offered
- General Orthopedic and Musculoskeletal Rehabilitation
- Industrial Rehabilitation
- Sports Injury Rehabilitation
- Manual Therapy
- Pain Management Therapy
- Osteoporosis Program
- Arthritis Treatment
- HIVAMAT
- Aquatic Therapy
- Direct Access
- Medical Exercise
June 26, 2012
This is my third series of physical therapy sessions at TOSPT. The first two were after rotator cuff surgery on my left shoulder. I have no complaints about the surgeon, no complaints about the physical therapists. The procedures simply didn't work well, and I had constant shoulder pain for approximately four years.
In February of 2012, I had total shoulder replacement surgery. After a month, I was allowed to go back to physical therapy. I chose TOSPT again and was pleased to learn that that was my surgeon's first choice of where I should go. I have not quite yet finished this session of therapy. I am delighted to have the physical therapist who has been assigned to me! I find everyone working in the gym to be friendly, helpful and patient. I still have some pain in my shoulder, but it's getting better, and I am optimistic this time. I do not think I would have made this progress without the professional and compassionate expertise of the therapists at TOSPT.
I love you folks! I love going to physical therapy! But I hope soon I won't have any need to come to TOSPT, unless it's just to drop by and say "hi."
Warm regards,
Janet B. E.
Dear TOSPT,
I have difficulty putting my enthusiasm for going to physical therapy into a small amount of words. I have NO problem with describing how much better I feel since starting my personally directed exercises at TSOPT in early February.
THE PROBLEM: My lower back has hurt intermittently for my entire adult life. About 6 months ago my "hips" started bothering me so much that the pain interfered with my life. My hip specialist doctor said, "Your hips are fine, your back is the problem, let's try physical therapy." I was referred to TOSPT.
THE PHYSICAL THERAPY: The therapist's first question was, "Where does it hurt?" A good question because if it's a back problem, then why does it hurt in front? They KNEW and explained! From that day I was given exercises to strengthen and stretch the various "things" that needed it. As my weak muscles grow stronger and the tight muscles are relaxed, the prescribed movements are being changed to increase the good results. I look forward to how I will feel in another 4 weeks! My personal physical therapist is a gentle instructor, accurate in knowledge and professional in every way.
THE RESULT: After the second week, I became free of the disabling pain. Four weeks later I am able to walk vigorously for 30 minutes in the morning, accomplish my required daily tasks and do the outside gardening I enjoy with no more limping around in pain for the rest of the day! I still have a back, which is physically injured, and it still aches and my hips "twinge" after some activities I put them through. But instead of suffering through a 3-day hurt marathon of taking pain pills and wearing a back brace, I can assist my back to its new "normal" by doing my exercises! I REALLY appreciate being able to help myself.
THANK YOU, TOSPT!
Sincerely,
SRH
