Physical therapy (PT) and/or occupational therapy (OT) are vital components of the orthopedic healing process. Physical therapists can help patients achieve a level of mobility and freedom from pain that can be obtained no other way. Occupational therapists are hand and arm specialists who can also help patients develop new daily living skills when the use of the hand is impacted.

Both PT and OT professionals can help patients avoid or recovery from surgery.

OPA Physical Therapy Centers

Our lead therapist Mark Lange, PT, OCS, MBA/A, designed OPA’s facilities from the ground up and recruited a team of outstanding therapists to support, instruct and inspire patients. 

We treat people of all ages, fitness levels and health conditions and take pride in helping them achieve their recovery goals, whether its an elite athlete needing to return to peak performance, a worker getting back to work or a grandmother wanting to play with grandchildren. 

All three PT facilities feature:

• Experienced providers with a high level of expertise in their field. 
• The latest tools &  equipment, including apps to help facilitate your home exercises.
• Private evaluation rooms.
• Massage Therapy.

Midtown:

3801 Lake Otis Parkway

We're inside the OPA building, on the second floor — making it especially convenient for joint replacement patients recovering at Alpenglow across the hall. See a quick video introduction.

South Anchorage:

10950 O’Malley Centre Dr., #D

Located near O'Malley and Old Seward Hwy., in "The Shops" mall between FireTap and SteamDot. Opened in March 2019, this center features wide open spaces, lots of daylight and private evaluation rooms. Have a quick look at our intro video.  

Wasilla:

3125 E Meridian Park Loop, Suite 100 

Located in the new OPA building, situated along the Seward Meridian Parkway between Bogard Road and Palmer-Wasilla Highway. The state-of-the art facility features wide open spaces, private evaluation rooms and more. Details in our news story.