Pain Relief that Lasts
Does pain limit your ability to enjoy life? Are you unable to exercise or participate in recreational activities with friends and family? Are you considering surgery because you think it’s the only option left? Don’t throw in the towel just yet. You don’t have to live with pain.
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Gage Permar, DPT
Gage Permar is a Doctor of Physical Therapy and certified as a clinical specialist in orthopedics by the American Board of Physical Therapy Specialists.
Dr. Permar attended Northern Arizona University where he received his bachelors in Exercise Science and then his doctorate at the Physical Therapy School, also at NAU before opening his Prescott physical therapy office.
About Our Prescott Physical Therapy Practice
Permar Physical Therapy is not your ‘typical’ physical therapy clinic. We give you one-on-one treatment with a Doctor of Physical Therapy every visit. All appointments are one hour long and you get the undivided attention of a physical therapist each and every time. Our goal is to get you back to living an active lifestyle you deserve. Our focus is addressing your specific needs, tailoring your treatment program to you and only you. We specialize in manual therapy, pain management, and whole body strength and mobility programs to fit your specific needs.
We will work with you to address impairments and functional limitations that are limiting your ability to participate in the activities you enjoy. We do not believe in a one-size-fits-all approach to treatment.
If pain is your primary complaint, our first goal will be to give you pain relief. This may include hands on joint manipulation and mobilization, soft tissue mobilization with the use of tools (ASTM) or hands, dry needling, PNF, and manual stretching. During your visits the physical therapist will focus on addressing your pain symptoms via manual therapy, followed by teaching you specific movement patterns, drills, and exercises.
Our number one goal is to eliminate or reduce your symptoms to a level that allows you to function and participate in activities you enjoy. Once this goal is reached we no longer want to see you. Treatment is successful when you no longer need to come in and see us regularly. Most people are seen in physical therapy clinics 2-3 times per week for 4-6 weeks. At Permar Physical Therapy we see people 1-3 times per week for 2-3 weeks. We get people better faster.
If you don’t have a pain management problem but feel you are out of shape and don’t know where to start, we can help you get back on track to being healthy and fit. We have fitness packages that include one-on-one training. We can design a program that you can complete at home with minimal to no equipment, a gym program, or anything in-between. We have trained seniors over 90 years old, high school and college athletes, moms, and busy professionals. No matter what your fitness goals are, we can get you there.
If you suffer from neck pain, back pain, shoulder pain, headaches, knee pain, sciatica, or arthritis and need pain relief give us a call TODAY! If you need rehabilitation following an injury or surgery, weight loss and fitness, or wellness prevention, we are the place for you. Call and book your next appointment today and see results fast!
View Our Physical Therapy Services »Convenient Prescott Location
Corner of North McCormick and Willis
143 N McCormick St, Suite 102
Prescott, AZ 86301
(928) 589-1172
Fax (928) 441-2622
Hours of Operation
Monday – Friday
8am-4pm
After-hours and weekend appointments are available at an additional charge.
More Testimonials »What Our Patients Are Saying
I have suffered from low back pain for more than ten years. I've undergone low back surgery, numerous injections, and have been living on pain pills for years. Recently it was recommend I have another surgery due to the pain. I was apprehensive due to the fact that I still had so much pain after my first low back surgery. In addition to surgery, pain pills, and injections I had seen numerous physical therapists and chiropractors. I didn't think there was much else that could be done. I felt like I was going to have to deal with my back hurting for the rest of my life. Luckily I stumbled in to Gage Permar's office. When I first saw Gage I was walking with a cane and literally scared to move for fear of throwing out my back. Bending forward or simply walking at a fast pace hurt so much it made me cry. Because of the pain I hardly moved, my days were spent lying in bed or on the couch. Within two weeks of seeing Gage I was walking without a cane. Within five or six weeks of seeing Gage I was walking around my block and doing special exercises to strengthen my back muscles. I continued to see Gage for treatment over the course of the next several months though visits became less frequent. At this point I can bend forward all the way without pain and without fear of pain. I can walk and exercise daily. I've lost weight and am more healthy in many other ways simply because I move more and exercise regularly. It took months but I no longer take pain pills daily. I chose not to undergo a second back surgery. I feel like a new person, I had become so accustomed to being in pain I wasn't really myself anymore. I still have pain from time to time but it's manageable and it's not constant. I do what I want when I want instead of never doing anything because of pain. Thank you Gage for giving me my life back. Looking forward to your book coming out! I'll be first on the list to buy it, make sure you let me know when it's done. --C.R., Tucson
I was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease over five years ago. Medication and periodic bouts of physical therapy treatment have been the mainstay of my treatment program over the past five years. Needless to say I have seen my share of physical therapists. I have accomplished more over the past four weeks working with Gage than I have over the past five years. I am walking around my home without a walker, I can stand up without the assistance of a caregiver, and most importantly I have a home program I can complete on my own that will slow the progression of Parkinson's. Thank you Gage for your knowledge and for caring about me and my situation. -- P.J.