Spectrum: Getting you back in the game

Spectrum training is for people from any healthcare system who have had ACL reconstruction or other lower-extremity injuries. It is designed to give athletes functional strength and sport-specific drills to return to sport activities. These classes are led by physical therapists and physical therapist assistants who specialize in anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) and lower-extremity rehabilitation.

Our classes:

• Focus on teaching and retraining movements required for sport skills

• Help build strength, flexibility, agility/coordination, endurance and sports skill

• Develop the ability to respond to unanticipated movements and overcome fatigue, which is crucial for injury prevention and returning to sports after injury

• Provide the psychological support of a group of people who have suffered and returned from similar injuries

Who is Spectrum for?

The class is primarily designed for patients who have had ACL reconstruction, but is beneficial for all lower-extremity injuries.

To get started with Spectrum, begin by requesting a Spectrum Evaluation. This evaluation will help identify which Spectrum phase (see descriptions below) is right for you. After your evaluation, a Sports Rehabilitation physical therapist will provide Spectrum registration information.

Payment and reimbursement

Spectrum is a self-pay program. It is not part of physical therapy charges, so is not billed to insurance. Participation in the program does not count against your authorized individual physical therapy visits.