Serving Oxford, MI · From our Lake Orion clinic
Physical therapy
in Oxford, MI.
Active adults in Oxford have the easiest commute to Thera Performance Lab. About 10 minutes south on M-24. We work with high school and club athletes from Oxford Community Schools, golfers from Boulder Pointe and Devil's Ridge, runners and walkers from the Polly Ann Trail, and active adults across Oxford Township and Addison Township who train consistently year-round.
Oxford sits directly north of Lake Orion on M-24. About 10 miles down a single, well-maintained corridor with no turns to navigate. Patients from Oxford typically reach our clinic faster than they reach most local insurance-based PT options. The Polly Ann Trail terminates near downtown Oxford and links into the regional rail-trail network. The same trail many of our running and walking clients train on.
Drive time · Visit us
From Oxford to our clinic.
Thera Performance Lab is at 146 S. Broadway St., Suite 160, Lake Orion, MI 48362, approximately 10 minutes from downtown Oxford via M-24 south. Reserved client parking and direct booking available.
Thera Performance Lab
146 S. Broadway St., Suite 160
Lake Orion, MI 48362
Hours
Tuesday through Friday
8:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Local context
Inside Oxford.
Oxford's training community runs deep. Oxford High School and Oxford Middle School athletics produce a steady stream of multi-sport athletes whose families want PT that treats the whole movement chain, not just the painful joint. Boulder Pointe Golf Club and Devil's Ridge Golf Club anchor the local golf scene, TPI-framework work is a frequent ask. The Polly Ann Trail is a regional draw for cyclists and distance runners, and the lakes around Oxford (Stony Lake, Squaw Lake, Long Lake) are popular with paddlers, anglers, and watersport athletes who train through summer. Add in the working-professional commuter population running M-24 daily to Auburn Hills and Pontiac, and you have a city built for clinical care that fits around real training schedules.
Common cases
Who we see from Oxford.
Oxford patients tend to be one of three profiles. The first is multi-sport youth and high-school athletes, Oxford schools produce serious volume across football, baseball, soccer, lacrosse, and wrestling, and parents bring in athletes who need movement-pattern correction, not a generic protocol. The second is golfers prepping for or recovering during the Michigan season, TPI Medical Level 3 work for hip rotation, thoracic extension, and pelvic stability. The third is endurance athletes off the Polly Ann Trail dealing with IT band, plantar fascia, or chronic hip flexor issues that haven't resolved with general PT. The 10-minute drive makes weekly cadence easy for any of these.
What we deliver
Three pillars. One method.
Restore Mobility & Relieve Pain
Stop managing pain. Find what’s actually causing it. And a precise plan to fix it.
Read moreImprove Sports Performance & Recovery
Recover faster. Train harder. Eliminate the compensation patterns slowing you down.
Read morePrevent Injury & Enhance Movement
Stay ahead of the injuries that haven’t happened yet.
Read moreCommon questions
Questions worth asking.
Is the drive from Oxford manageable for weekly visits?
Easily. Most active adults from Oxford are at our clinic in under 10 minutes via M-24 south. The stretch between Oxford and Lake Orion is light traffic outside of school hours, and the route is a straight shot with no turns.
Do you work with Oxford high school or club athletes?
Yes. We see multi-sport athletes from across Oxford schools. Football, baseball, soccer, lacrosse, wrestling. Particularly for the chronic ankle, hip, and shoulder issues that build up across season transitions. The kinetic chain framework is well-suited to growing athletes whose mechanics are still developing.
I train on the Polly Ann Trail. What makes your approach different for endurance running injuries?
The chronic running injuries that show up on rail-trails, IT band, plantar fasciitis, hip flexor pain. Are almost never a problem at the symptom site. They trace back to a hip stability deficit, an ankle mobility limit, or a thoracic rotation problem. We map the full chain and address the actual link that's driving the pain.
Do I need a referral?
No. Michigan is a direct-access state. Book a Complete Kinetic Chain Assessment without a doctor’s referral, prior diagnosis, or pre-authorization.
Do you accept insurance?
No. We operate completely outside the insurance model. Cash, credit, HSA, and FSA are accepted. Receipts are available for out-of-network reimbursement.
Because You're Not Done Yet.
Stop managing pain. Start hunting the cause.
$99 · No Referral Needed