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| Clemson Sports
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Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation is the creation of Neil Richardson, PT
and Skip Hunter, PT, ATC. In 1984, Neil Richardson opened Anderson Physical
Therapy and then developed seven more clinics under his direction. In 1991,
he opened a Physical Therapy clinic in Clemson, South Carolina and then
developed a co-ownership of the clinic with Skip Hunter in 1994. The current
corporation was born on April 26, 1994 and has met productive and consistent
growth over the years. A merger between the Anderson, Greenwood, and Saluda
clinics with the clinics in the Carolinas and Georgia now provides twenty-three
clinics for the corporation. Plans are continually being molded for new
clinical sights in the Southeast as our company shapes a successful past,
present, and future. |
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Plus is the entity that Skip Hunter and Neil Richardson developed to promote
future expansion within the corporation while maintaining individuality
within each clinic. Acting as a corporate entity of Clemson Sports Medicine
and Rehabilitation, our Sports Plus clinics pride themselves in their focus
on Orthopedics and Sports Medicine with continued development of Athletic
Training services through Sports Medicine Outreach Programs in almost every
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Physical Therapists and Athletic Trainers in these locations provide a teamwork
approach to patient care utilizing state of the art equipment for strength
training, joint mobility and stability, proprioceptive and gait retraining,
sport-specific exercise, speed and agility drills, power fundamentals, and
manual therapy techniques to restore the patient to an optimal level of
function. When working with athletes, these clinicians maintain close communication
with referring physicians and emphasize injury prevention in the curriculum
while rehabilitating the athlete to reach peak athletic performance. |
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with each of our clinics, our Physical Therapy services treat various conditions
including, but not limited to, neurological disorders, vestibular and balance
deficiencies, fibromyalgia, spine dysfunctions, and work conditioning. With
our broadest patient population being general orthopedics and sports medicine
cases, our clinicians are highly skilled in the evaluation and treatment
of orthopedic and sports-related injuries, thus creating a solid network
of professionals with vast knowledge and experience in this evolving field
of healthcare. |
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