Specialties
At Quality Performance Rehab physical therapy clinic Fort Pierce, helping you reach your highest physical potential is our goal. Treatment plans are individualized for each patient and are aimed toward the achievement of your goals.When you arrive, one of our Florida physical therapists will design a treatment plan just for you, taking into account your symptoms, medical history, and any health restrictions you may have.Our physical therapists offer specialized treatment services for any pain, injury, or discomforts you may be feeling, such as sciatica and back pain, neck and shoulder pain, hip and knee pain, foot and ankle pain, wrist and elbow pain, dizziness and vertigo, balance issues, frequent headaches, sports injuries and more.
History
Established in 2001.
Quality Performance Rehab is committed to helping patients achieve pain relief through physical therapy. Since 2001, we have been serving Saint Lucie County, Fort Pierce, and the surrounding areas. Our attention to detail and one-on-one service is what helps patients reach their rehab goals quicker.
Our mission at Quality Performance Rehabilitation, is to become a dominant provider of physical therapy services on the Treasure Coast of Florida. Treatment will always be driven by positive patient outcomes with a high focus on patient satisfaction.
Meet the Business Owner: Thomas F.
Thomas Fischer graduated in 1986 with an Associate of Science degree in Physical Therapy Assisting from Broward Community College and earned his Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy in 1989 from Florida International University. Mr. Fischer has practiced in both the outpatient and acute care settings since August 1986. In 2001, Mr. Fischer opened Quality Performance Rehabilitation, Inc. with his business partner Patrick Neveux, PT, MSPT.
Mr. Fischer is an entrepreneur at heart and began his career in private practice because of the increased autonomy and ability to provide high quality, outcome-based patient care. He is highly skilled in the evaluation and treatment of general orthopedic and neurological conditions, occupational physical therapy, and has obtained additional training in the evaluation and treatment of balance and vestibular disorders. Mr. Fischer is a member of the American Physical Therapy Association and the Florida Physical Therapy Association.