Physical Therapy in Tempe, AZ

Same owner, same values, different neighborhood.

Marc Moore founded Moore Physical Therapy in 2002. This Tempe clinic on Baseline Road is one of three East Valley locations, all run the same way.

Twenty-four years later, all three clinics still run the same way: care directed by a licensed physical therapist at every visit, with a team of exercise specialists guiding your program.

You have spent years being the reliable one. At work, at home, on somebody else's roster. Nobody books the reliable one's recovery, so you are doing it yourself. Good.

Waiting is not free. It just charges in a different currency. A shorter walk. A heavier morning. A hobby you have started describing in the past tense.

You can do this in Spanish.

Dr. Caden Alexander, PT, DPT, treats in Spanish. If describing your pain in English has been losing something on the way across, ask for him when you book.

Marc Moore, PT, MPT, opened this clinic and still owns the practice. Everyone currently working in Tempe is listed below.

What the first appointment does.

It answers the question you walked in with. Not with a guess, with a test.

Your therapist finds the cause first, then explains it in plain words before treating it.

You get an estimated number of visits at your evaluation, and a reason for the number.

Self-pay patients can come directly to the clinic without a referral, as Arizona allows direct access for self-pay patients. Patients using insurance need a referral. Not sure about your coverage or referral requirements? Call your clinic and our team will verify them for you.

Pain, Prime, Perform, Prevent.

Four phases, always in this order, whatever brought you in.

• Pain. Calm it down enough that real work becomes possible.
• Prime. Get the joint moving and the muscle firing on command again.
• Perform. Build it back to the demands you actually have.
• Prevent. Keep the fix, with work you can do without us.

Ask which phase you are in at any visit and you get a straight answer.

Who this clinic is for.

Tempe and the neighborhoods around it, at every age and stage. Older adults keeping their strength and balance. Young athletes and the runners and riders on the canal paths. Active adults, desk workers who pay for it by evening, people recovering from surgery, and anyone whose pain has outlasted the quick fixes.

Everything the practice treats, it treats here. Conditions are not split between clinics.

Doors open at 7am every weekday. The full hours are in the block below.

Call the Tempe clinic at (480) 833-7879, or request an appointment online (opens in new tab).