Experienced medical providers will uncover the source of your pain
In-office procedures that reduce your pain and speed up your recovery
deliver fast and powerful relief for your sore muscles and joints
diagnoses your muscle and ligament injuries with MRI-like accuracy
diagnoses arthritis and fractures in seconds
skilled hands on muscle work to help release tight and locked muscles
safely build back strength and flexibility with guided exercises from a experienced physical therapist
Improves circulation and speeds up the recovery process
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Injuries to the meniscus of the knee can cause stabbing pains that make activity difficult. Our sports medicine team have the tools to help your damaged meniscus heal and get you back to the active lifestyle you desire.
Poor mechanics of the foot and ankle can cause compensations of the knee joint. Muscle imbalances can pull the knee cap out of alignment and cause rubbing against the thighbone. Clicking and difficulty squatting are common symptoms of patella dysfunction.
Trauma or repetitive stress can cause injury to the tendons and ligaments of your knee. This can lead to pain and instability that limits your activity
Over time, knee joints lose lubricating fluid that protects the joints from rubbing together. As the joint dries out, friction causes cartilage to wear away and the bones to rub together. Chronic inflammation, swelling and pain occurs for hundreds of thousands of people each year who experience this painful condition.
The cartilage in between the joints of the hip can wear away over time forcing the bones to rub together. As the hip loses its lubricating liquid, painful friction develops within the joint and swelling and stiffness occur. Range of motion becomes significantly limited and walking can become difficult. Our sports medicine physicians have tools to rehydrate and rejuvenate dry and arthritic joints and turn back the clock on your hips.
Sitting for extended periods of time can shorten the psoas muscles on the front of the low back. Clicking of the hips, low back stiffness and pain while squatting are common signs of hip flexor pathology.
Poor mechanics of the ankle, knee and hips can cause the muscles of the outer thigh to tighten up and spasm. Many individuals who run or exercise with poor mechanics can deal with the sharp pains on the outside of the knee and hips.
When the protective cushion within our shoulder called a Bursa becomes inflamed, swelling and pinching of nearby muscles and nerves can cause shoulder pain that worsens while lifting overhead
Tears to the muscles that support the shoulders can lead to instability and muscle spasms around the area. Most tears do not require surgery and a full recovery is possible with the right care.
Poor posture and mechanics of the shoulder cause constant stress to the muscles of the shoulders. Painful scar tissue and toxins can build up within the muscles the shoulder, limiting range of motion and causing chronic inflammation.
Over time, shoulder joints lose lubricating fluid that protects the joints from rubbing together. As the joint dries out, friction causes cartilage to wear away and bones to rub together. Chronic inflammation, swelling and pain occurs for hundreds of thousands of people each year who experience this painful condition.
The cartilage in between the joints of the elbow can wear away over time forcing the bones to rub together. As the elbow loses it’s lubricating liquid, painful friction develops within the joint and swelling and stiffness occur. Range of motion becomes significantly limited and walking can become difficult. Our sports medicine physicians have tools to rehydrate and rejuvenate dry and arthritic joints and turn back the clock on your elbows.
Individuals struggling with pinpoint pain on the outer or inner portion of the elbow often have a condition known as epicondylitis. The attachment point of the forearm muscles to the elbow is a common site for inflammation to develop. Our staff can reduce inflammation, break up scar tissue and improve elbow mechanics to get you back to enjoying your active lifestyle.
Injuries can overstretch the ligaments and tendons of the ankle and cause instability and pain. Our clinicians use diagnostic ultrasound to identify damage and develop specific rehab plans to get you a full a speedy recovery.
Injuries and damage to the fascia on the bottom of the foot can lead to chronic inflammation and pain. Many feel pinpoint pain at the base of the heel that is aggravated during exercise. Our therapists break up scar tissue and improve foot and ankle mechanics to get you lasting relief.
The cartilage in between the joints of the ankle can wear away over time forcing the bones to rub together. As the ankle loses its lubricating liquid, painful friction develops within the joint and swelling and stiffness occur. Range of motion becomes significantly limited and walking can become difficult. Our sports medicine physicians have tools to rehydrate and rejuvenate dry and arthritic joints and turn back the clock on your feet and ankles.
Mechanical problems and instability of the lumbar spine and sacroiliac joints cause pressure and irritation of the sciatic nerve that can lead to symptoms such as numbness, pain and tingling that radiates down the back of the leg.
Trauma and degeneration can cause cracks within the weakened areas of the spinal discs. As this happens, the jelly-like material of the center of the disc will leak out and irritate the surrounding areas. Pinching, numbness, and pressure can occur as the disc balloons out and pinches the nearby nerves.
Many people who frequently feel “uneven hips” or experience pain after walking have problems with their sacroiliac joints. Instability to the ligaments that support these ligaments can cause muscles to become overworked and spasms, leaving many people to always feel stiffness and soreness in their lower back.
Degeneration to the cartilage within the joints of the spine can cause bones to rub together and lead to pain that is focused in the lower back.
Trauma or “moving the wrong way” can flare up painful muscle spasms in your lower back. The pain can be debilitating, affecting every aspect of your life. We can help relieve the spasms and fix the underlying cause of your pain.
Trauma or degeneration cause cracks or tears to the weak spots in the discs of the cervical spine. The inner jelly like material can “bulge” out and put pressure on nearby nerves. Symptoms can include but are not limited to:
Degeneration to the cartilage within the joints of the cervical spine can cause bones to rub together and lead to pain that is focused in the neck.
Hours every day hunched over at a desk with poor posture can take its toll on the muscles of the neck and upper back. Chronic tightness and stiffness can occur as scar tissue develops within the muscles.
We have treatments that can help speed up your recovery time and build back your strength
Stacey Dault, DO is board certified in Primary Care Sports Medicine, specializing in non-operative orthopedic care, concussion management, injury prevention, and return-to-sport after injury. Her clinical interests include sideline and on-field coverage, osteopathic manipulative treatment, care of the female athlete, sport performance and nutrition, as well as preventative medicine.
Dr. Dault earned her undergraduate degree from Barrett, The Honors College at Arizona State University and her medical degree from Midwestern University Arizona College of Osteopathic Medicine. She continued her medical training in the Phoenix valley through HonorHealth Family Medicine Residency at Scottsdale Osborn Hospital before moving to Birmingham, Alabama to complete her non-operative sports medicine fellowship at Andrew’s Sports Medicine and Orthopaedic Center and the American Sports Medicine Institute.
After completion of her medical training, Dr. Dault returned to her home state of Arizona where she enjoys spending time with her family, walking her dogs, hiking, baking, volunteering with animal rescues, and competing in local and national bowling tournaments. In addition to working with the Arizona Rattlers, she is the owner of Achieve More Sports and Wellness and serves as team physician for Desert Mountain High School, Arcadia High School, Notre Dame Preparatory High School, and Park University Gilbert.
For over 6 years, Brandon has worked alongside some of the most prestigious spinal and orthopedic surgeons in the east valley. He is exceptionally trained in diagnosing orthopedic and spinal conditions as well as non-surgical interventions.
Brandon Specializes in the Following Treatments to Help You Recover:
Stacey Dault, DO is board certified in Primary Care Sports Medicine, specializing in non-operative orthopedic care, concussion management, injury prevention, and return-to-sport after injury. Her clinical interests include sideline and on-field coverage, osteopathic manipulative treatment, care of the female athlete, sport performance and nutrition, as well as preventative medicine.
Dr. Dault earned her undergraduate degree from Barrett, The Honors College at Arizona State University and her medical degree from Midwestern University Arizona College of Osteopathic Medicine. She continued her medical training in the Phoenix valley through HonorHealth Family Medicine Residency at Scottsdale Osborn Hospital before moving to Birmingham, Alabama to complete her non-operative sports medicine fellowship at Andrew’s Sports Medicine and Orthopaedic Center and the American Sports Medicine Institute.
After completion of her medical training, Dr. Dault returned to her home state of Arizona where she enjoys spending time with her family, walking her dogs, hiking, baking, volunteering with animal rescues, and competing in local and national bowling tournaments. In addition to working with the Arizona Rattlers, she is the owner of Achieve More Sports and Wellness and serves as team physician for Desert Mountain High School, Arcadia High School, Notre Dame Preparatory High School, and Park University Gilbert.
For over 6 years, Brandon has worked alongside some of the most prestigious spinal and orthopedic surgeons in the east valley. He is exceptionally trained in diagnosing orthopedic and spinal conditions as well as non-surgical interventions.
Brandon Specializes in the Following Treatments to Help You Recover:
Eric graduated with his Doctorate of Physical Therapy program from Regis University in 2009 where he published a journal article on the effect of whiplash on the cross-sectional area of the muscles surrounding the throat as well as presenting at multiple conferences. He graduated from Colorado State University with a degree in Exercise Science and a focus in Sports Medicine. In practice, Eric enjoys working with all populations of patients in the orthopedic and neurological field. He has specialized in custom orthotic prescription and casting, vestibular reprogramming, dry needling and manual therapy. In his practice, Eric takes a developmental approach to rehabilitation utilizing the Selective Functional Movement Assessment. He uses functional movement patterning and manual therapy to return patients to prior levels of function. When not at work Eric enjoys reading, camping, hiking, skiing, and spending time with his family (Owen, Cora, Jude, Ringo (dog) and Mario (cat))!
Stacey Dault, DO is board certified in Primary Care Sports Medicine, specializing in non-operative orthopedic care, concussion management, injury prevention, and return-to-sport after injury. Her clinical interests include sideline and on-field coverage, osteopathic manipulative treatment, care of the female athlete, sport performance and nutrition, as well as preventative medicine.
Dr. Dault earned her undergraduate degree from Barrett, The Honors College at Arizona State University and her medical degree from Midwestern University Arizona College of Osteopathic Medicine. She continued her medical training in the Phoenix valley through HonorHealth Family Medicine Residency at Scottsdale Osborn Hospital before moving to Birmingham, Alabama to complete her non-operative sports medicine fellowship at Andrew’s Sports Medicine and Orthopaedic Center and the American Sports Medicine Institute.
After completion of her medical training, Dr. Dault returned to her home state of Arizona where she enjoys spending time with her family, walking her dogs, hiking, baking, volunteering with animal rescues, and competing in local and national bowling tournaments. In addition to working with the Arizona Rattlers, she is the owner of Achieve More Sports and Wellness and serves as team physician for Desert Mountain High School, Arcadia High School, Notre Dame Preparatory High School, and Park University Gilbert.
Lindsay earned her Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Creighton University in May of 2017. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Health Science from Carroll College in Helena, Montana. While at Creighton, Lindsay worked in a wide variety of clinical settings from ICU, acute care, aquatics, sports therapy, neurologic conditions, and orthopedics. She is currently trained in dry needling, techniques with IASTM (Graston etc) , joint mobilizations and more. Lindsay is passionate about helping individuals of all ages achieve their goals and return them to activities that may have been previously limited by pain. When away from the clinic, Lindsay loves playing and watching sports, especially her Chicago Cubs. Lindsay also enjoys hiking, going to the gym, and spending time with her family and friends.
Ian became a physical therapist in 2003. Ian is a board certified clinical specialist in orthopedics (OCS) through the American Physical Therapy Association. Passing this test demonstrates specialized knowledge, and advanced clinical proficiency in orthopedics. Ian specializes in spine treatment, dry needling, and sport rehabilitation. In his spare time, Ian enjoys the outdoors, sports, and spending time with his family.
Ian Specializes in the Following Treatments to Help You Recover:
20 years experience
OCS Orthopedic Rehabilitation Certified
Spine Rehabilitation
Dry Needling
Cupping
Stacey Dault, DO is board certified in Primary Care Sports Medicine, specializing in non-operative orthopedic care, concussion management, injury prevention, and return-to-sport after injury. Her clinical interests include sideline and on-field coverage, osteopathic manipulative treatment, care of the female athlete, sport performance and nutrition, as well as preventative medicine.
Dr. Dault earned her undergraduate degree from Barrett, The Honors College at Arizona State University and her medical degree from Midwestern University Arizona College of Osteopathic Medicine. She continued her medical training in the Phoenix valley through HonorHealth Family Medicine Residency at Scottsdale Osborn Hospital before moving to Birmingham, Alabama to complete her non-operative sports medicine fellowship at Andrew’s Sports Medicine and Orthopaedic Center and the American Sports Medicine Institute.
After completion of her medical training, Dr. Dault returned to her home state of Arizona where she enjoys spending time with her family, walking her dogs, hiking, baking, volunteering with animal rescues, and competing in local and national bowling tournaments. In addition to working with the Arizona Rattlers, she is the owner of Achieve More Sports and Wellness and serves as team physician for Desert Mountain High School, Arcadia High School, Notre Dame Preparatory High School, and Park University Gilbert.
A graduate from the University of Nebraska, College of Medicine, Division of Physical Therapy, Bob has spent the majority of his career in the area of orthopedic and sports medicine. He has worked with athletes from the levels of Little League to the professionals especially the NBA. Bob spent three years as a medical officer in the United States Air Force until resigning his commission as a Captain. During that time he was stationed at the largest hospital in the Department of Defense for the Air Force and worked with active duty personnel from around the globe.
Bob achieved his certification as an athletic trainer 1980 and volunteered many hours as the ATC for the local high schools as well as being instrumental in attaining full time jobs for ATC’s in the Peoria and Deer Valley school districts. Bob is also one of our clinic’s Vestibular Disorders Specialists.
Bob Specializes in the Following Treatments to Help You Recover:
Orthopedic Rehabilitation
Spinal Disc Rehabilitation
Certified integrated manual therapist
Rotator Cuff Treatment
Cupping
Knee Arthritis Treatment
Vestibular/vertigo
