Orthopedic Physical Therapy
Our orthopedic physical therapy is dedicated to restoring strength, movement, and comfort after injuries to the bones, joints, muscles, ligaments, and tendons. Whether you’re dealing with joint pain in your back, neck, legs, or arms, or recovering from a muscle strain, we address the root cause - not just the symptoms. At Audia Physical Therapy in Carlsbad CA, we combine skilled manual therapy, myofascial release, and targeted movement retraining to create a complete, personalized path toward lasting relief and renewed mobility.
“There are not enough praises that I can think of for Matt Audia as a physical therapist. I have known Matt for years and have followed him on facebook, his videos always impressed me with how he approached physical therapy. As a 68 year old woman there is always some ache or pain I am interested in resolving and was hoping one day to reach out to enlist his help on my knee and back pain that are a result of my age and being sedentery too much of the time. 7 months ago I broke my femur cap, an accident that could have been life changing. I reached out to Matt once I was able to drive because I live in La Jolla and his office is in Carlsbad. Well the drive has been well worth it! Matt has helped me with my rehab and has also helped me identify other past ailments and provided solutions through his knowledge and experience. I recommend Matt Audia and Audia Physical Therapy to anyone looking for someone that is compassionate, patient, experienced and extremely well versed in evaluating physical problems and crafting appropriate solutions.”
Orthopedic Conditions We Treat
At Audia Physical Therapy, we bring together expertise in both neurological and orthopedic rehabilitation to provide comprehensive care. This unique approach allows us to effectively treat orthopedic conditions not only in the general population, but also in individuals with neurological challenges. Our areas of care include shoulder pain and rotator cuff injuries, back pain and degenerative disc disease, hip and knee pain related to arthritis, kinetic chain dysfunction, movement retraining, and sports-related injuries.
