Clovis
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Address
615 4th Street, Clovis, CA 93612
Hours
Mon–Thu: 8am – 5:30pm
Fri: 8am – 12pm
Fri: 8am – 12pm
At The Summit Physical Therapy, we use safe, effective treatments to relieve pain, restore mobility, and strengthen the shoulder for long-term function.
Trusted by over 1,000 people
Physical therapy offers a conservative, non-invasive solution for shoulder pain and dysfunction. At The Summit PT, our care includes:
Pain Relief – Manual therapy, therapeutic exercises, and heat/cold treatments to ease pain and inflammation.
Restoring Range of Motion – Targeted stretches to improve flexibility and reduce stiffness.
Muscle Strengthening – Rotator cuff and shoulder-focused exercises for better support and stability.
Posture Correction – Education on proper body mechanics to reduce strain on the shoulder.
Rehabilitation After Injury or Surgery – Tailored programs to promote healing, restore strength, and regain function.
Prevention of Recurrence – Guidance and exercises to keep shoulder pain from returning.
Avoidance of Surgery & Medications – A safe, effective option to reduce reliance on invasive treatments.
Improved Quality of Life – Enhanced shoulder function to support the activities that matter most.
Our goal is to help you recover movement, build strength, and return to your daily activities without shoulder pain holding you back.
Impingement
Rotator Cuff Tear
Instability
Fracture/Trauma
Frozen Shoulder
Tendinopathy
ArthritisWe identify the cause of your pain with movement, posture, and strength checks.
Your therapist designs a treatment path tailored to your goals, daily routine, and how your body responds.
Through manual therapy and guided exercises, we reduce pain, restore motion, and build lasting strength.
You’ll learn posture tips, daily habits, and home routines that help prevent pain from coming back.
We treat rotator cuff injuries, tendonitis, bursitis, frozen shoulder, arthritis, labral tears, shoulder instability, and post-surgical recovery.
PT combines manual therapy, mobility work, and strengthening exercises to reduce pain, restore motion, and improve stability in the shoulder joint.
Not always. Many shoulder conditions respond well to physical therapy, which can help you avoid or delay surgery. If surgery is needed, PT also supports pre-op preparation and post-op recovery.
Recovery time depends on the cause and severity of your pain. Some patients feel improvement within weeks, while others may need several months of therapy.
Yes. We focus on correcting posture, improving movement mechanics, and strengthening the muscles that support your shoulder to reduce the risk of recurring pain.
From neck to ankle, arthritis to accident injuries, discover a tailored approach to physical therapy that feels like it's made just for you.
