Alpharetta Family Chiropractic is pleased to offer on-site physical therapy services through Adler Physical Therapy, led by licensed physical therapist Brooke Adler. Conveniently located right within our office, Brooke provides personalized, one-on-one care for patients of all ages — no aides, no technicians, just direct hands-on treatment from a licensed professional.
By combining chiropractic care and physical therapy under one roof, we take a whole-person approach to musculoskeletal health that helps you recover faster, move better, and feel your best. Whether you’re dealing with an injury, chronic pain, or simply want to improve your strength and mobility, we’re here to help.
Request an AppointmentMeet Brooke Adler, PT
My name is Brooke Adler, and I’m excited to offer personalized, one-on-one physical therapy services conveniently located within the Alpharetta Family Chiropractic office. I work with patients of all ages, providing evidence-based, individualized care designed to improve mobility, restore strength, and enhance overall quality of life.
By integrating physical therapy into the chiropractic setting, we create a collaborative, whole-person approach to musculoskeletal health. Whether you’re recovering from an injury, managing chronic pain, or aiming to move with greater confidence and ability, my goal is to deliver compassionate, skilled care tailored to your unique needs.
I look forward to supporting you on your journey toward better movement and well-being.
Learn more at adlerphysicaltherapy.com.
Why Do Physical Therapy & Chiropractic Care Work Better Together?
A Team Approach to Better Movement & Lasting Relief
Physical therapy and chiropractic care each play an important role in helping your body move and function at its best. When combined, they can improve results, help adjustments last longer, support long-term pain relief, and assist with a quicker return to prior function and performance.
Physical Therapy Enhances Chiropractic Care
In addition to standard sessions, brief physical therapy treatments are available to fit seamlessly into your chiropractic visits.
Before Your Chiropractic Adjustment
A short physical therapy session can:
- Loosen tight muscles
- Improve mobility
- Help make your adjustment more effective
After Your Chiropractic Adjustment
A short physical therapy session can:
- Help your adjustments last longer
- Provide longer-lasting pain relief by addressing the root causes of subluxation, including decreased mobility, reduced strength, and limited flexibility
Ask how Physical Therapy can be integrated into your chiropractic care today.
Request an AppointmentWhat Is Physical Therapy?
Physical therapy is a hands-on, evidence-based approach to restoring how your body moves and feels. The goals of physical therapy include:
- Increase flexibility
- Increase mobility
- Increase strength and stability
- Decrease pain
- Enhance rehabilitation of pre- and post-surgical conditions
- Improve balance
These improvements allow for easier, more efficient movement and better performance with the activities you do every day.
At Adler Physical Therapy, You Always Receive:
- One-on-one care
- Treatment provided by a licensed physical therapist — no aides or technicians
- Insurance reimbursement available
What to Expect at Adler Physical Therapy
Comprehensive Initial Evaluation
Your first visit includes a thorough evaluation to assess your strength, mobility, and areas of tightness or pain. This allows Brooke to identify your specific limitations and develop a personalized treatment plan designed to help you return to optimal performance. Please allow 1.5 hours for your initial evaluation so a complete and thoughtful plan can be created.
Individualized Plan of Care
After your evaluation, a plan of care is established based on the findings to help you reach your rehabilitation goals. Follow-up treatments will be one hour in length.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a referral to see a physical therapist in Alpharetta?
In Georgia, you can see a physical therapist without a physician referral for an initial evaluation. However, some insurance plans may require one for ongoing covered treatment. Brooke can help guide you through what your specific plan requires.
How is physical therapy different from chiropractic care?
Chiropractic care focuses on spinal alignment and nervous system function through adjustments, while physical therapy targets muscle strength, flexibility, and functional movement. When used together, they address your condition from multiple angles — which is why patients often see better and longer-lasting results when both are involved in their care.
Will my insurance cover physical therapy at Alpharetta Family Chiropractic?
Adler Physical Therapy offers insurance reimbursement. It’s best to contact your insurance provider directly or speak with Brooke to verify your specific coverage before your first visit.
How long does a physical therapy session take?
Your initial evaluation is scheduled for approximately 1.5 hours to allow time for a thorough assessment and treatment planning. Follow-up sessions are one hour in length.
Can I do physical therapy and chiropractic on the same visit?
Yes — that’s one of the unique advantages of having both services in the same office. Brief PT sessions can be scheduled before or after your chiropractic adjustment to help prepare your body and extend the benefits of your treatment.
What conditions does physical therapy help with?
Physical therapy can benefit a wide range of conditions including back and neck pain, sports injuries, post-surgical recovery, joint pain, balance issues, and chronic musculoskeletal conditions. Brooke works with patients of all ages and activity levels.