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Crescent City Physical Therapy:  Your CHOICE in the Greater New Orleans Area for more than 25 years.

Crescent City Physical Therapy (CCPT) was established in 1983 by Virginia “Gini” Davis. Gini continues to practice with her associates Uptown and in Metairie. Additionally, one of our physical therapists practices in the growing community of Hammond through a working relationship with Affiliated Therapy Services that was established following Hurricane Katrina in 2005.

CCPT specializes in the treatment of the broad spectrum of orthopaedic injuries, diseases and disabilities by physical and occupational therapists who have attained advanced degrees, specialization and continuing educational training. Our occupational therapist is a Certified Hand Therapist and practices in Metairie.

CCPT provides individualized Evaluation and Treatment to patients who may be referred directly by their physician, although many of our patients CHOOSE our services because of our high level of patient satisfaction (98%)  and our focus on therapeutic outcomes for measured success of our rehabilitation services.

CCPT also provides Industrial and Occupational Rehabilitative Services and Programs including: the evaluation and treatment of Workers’ Compensation Injuries, Functional Capacity Evaluation (FCE), Post-Offer Screening, Ergonomic Workplace Evaluations and Lift Training Schools.

CCPT is a member of PTPN, the nation’s first and largest network of independent rehabilitation practitioners. As a PTPN member, we are subjected to the most stringent quality and credentialing standards in the industry.  For more information, visit www.ptpn.com.

In Brief:

  • Experienced Therapists
  • Extended hours Monday – Friday
  • Convenient parking
  • Medicare certified facilities
  • We participate in most insurance plans and we will assist in verification of benefits
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News & Views
Time to Run
If your training, or lack thereof, leading up to the Crescent City Classic has been suspect, do you still have time to get in shape to participate and enjoy the race? "In one word, yes," said Gini Davis, a physical therapist at Crescent City Physical Therapy who puts together the TP's annual training guide. With the event earlier this year, and along with possibly missing some training because of the BCS title game, the Super Bowl and Mardi Gras -- and eating a whole lot of snack foods -- there's still time. (Read more)
Training doesn't have to stop with the end of the race
Some participants sprinted, others jogged and an ever growing number of individuals walked to the finish line of The Times-Picayunes' Crescent City Classic, which concluded its 30th edition Saturday morning at Tad Gormely Stadium.
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Every Step Counts!
In case you haven't heard, there is a competition beginning to brew on St. Paul's Episcopal School campus between the Eighth Grade and a team of faculty and staff.
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The choice is yours. Choose Crescent City Physical Therapy… and Get Better.