Keeping You in the Game
Physical, occupational, and hand therapy under physician direction
Proudly accepting all major insurances including Highmark & UPMC
Five locations across Western Pennsylvania
Helping You Get Back to What Matters
Whether you're an athlete with a torn ACL, an adult with a worn-out hip, or someone dealing with a nagging hand or wrist problem - our fellowship-trained specialists cover every joint and part of the musculoskeletal system, under one roof.
PHYSICAL THERAPY
From post-surgical recovery to sports rehab, our therapists build individualized programs to get you moving safely and back to full function.
HAND & UPPER EXTREMITY
Our certified hand therapists (CHTs) specialize in conditions from the hand to the shoulder, with custom splinting available at North Hills, Seven Fields, Robinson, and Fox Chapel.
AQUATIC THERAPY
Water-based rehabilitation for patients who need a low-impact environment to recover, rebuild strength, and improve mobility. Available at our North Hills office.
SPORTS PERFORMANCE
ACL and knee injury prevention programs, return-to-sport protocols, and performance training for athletes at every level.
PRE-OPERATIVE THERAPY
Preparing for surgery? Pre-op therapy builds strength before your procedure and includes free crutch training programs.
IASTM & PILATES
Instrument assisted soft tissue mobilization and Pilates-based rehabilitation to support recovery and long-term movement health.
For nearly 25 years, Tri-State Physical Therapy has been helping Western Pennsylvania families recover, rebuild, and return to the life they love, from youth athletes to adults getting back on their feet after surgery.
We're independently owned and co-located with Tri-State Orthopaedics at every location. That means your therapist works directly with your physician, not across town. And because we accept both UPMC and Highmark, you can focus on your recovery instead of navigating a billing maze.
Our 25 physical, occupational, and hand therapists bring experience from programs across the country. Many trained at top institutions and chose to come home to Western Pennsylvania, bringing that expertise back to the community they grew up in.