Specialties
Strive Physical Therapy and Sports Rehabilitation is a privately owned company whose mission is to provide the highest level of care through clinical excellence and superior customer service. Strive is proudly owned by physical therapists, not physicians. Our objective is to improve the quality of life of every client and community group we have the opportunity to serve. Strive is owned and operated by licensed Physical Therapists. Strive offers a superior rate of success and incredible clinical outcomes.
Strive PT knows every individual is unique. That's why we serve an extensive variety of needs with our broad expertise in physical therapy treatments, including:
POTS/EDS
Sports Medicine
Vertigo
Aquatic Therapy
Back/Neck Pain
Auto Accidents
Work Injuries
Pelvic Health
Neurological Conditions
Certified Hand Therapy
TMJ
Concussion
Occupational Therapy
Swim Science Center
Acupuncture
FCEs
LSVT Parkinson's
History
Established in 2005.
Strive Physical Therapy and Sports Rehabilitation is a privately owned and operated by licensed Physical Therapists Mark Muir, MSPT, Cert. MDT and Erich Herkloz, MPT, Cert. MDT, CSCS and Jamie Martin, PT, MBA.
Meet the Manager: John W.
John Walker, DPT, MBA, Cert. MDT, CSSBB
Clinical Director
John is the Clinical Director of Strive Physical Therapy's Moorestown office. In addition, he is the Area Director for seven of Strive's locations in southern New Jersey. He graduated from Widener University in 2001 with a Bachelors in Biology. He then continued his academic career at Widener, receiving his Doctorate in Physical Therapy in 2003.
John is currently licensed as a Physical Therapist in both New Jersey and Pennsylvania. His professional experience includes successful treatment of post-operative and non-operative spinal disorders, post-operative and non-operative orthopedic joint disorders, workers compensation, POTS/ Dysautonomia, motor vehicle injuries, and a wide range of Sports Medicine injuries. John is a Certified Mckenzie MDT (Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy) Practitioner and has two noted publications, including chapters on thoracic spine dysfunction and post-operative proximal femur fractures.