Why We Are Different Compared to Your Standard PT Practice
What Is Concierge Physical Therapy?
Concierge physical therapy provides personalized, one-on-one care delivered at a location of your choice — whether in the privacy of your home, at your workplace, or through secure telehealth.
This elevated model ensures focused, uninterrupted treatment tailored to your unique goals, without the distractions or limitations of a traditional clinic setting.
Each session is intentionally designed around you — your body, your schedule, and your specific needs — combining clinical precision with convenience and discretion.
What to Expect During Your Visit
Comprehensive Evaluation: Your initial visit includes a thorough assessment, discussion of your medical history, and identification of your goals.
Personalized Plan of Care: Together, you and your therapist will develop an individualized treatment plan.
Treatment Components: Care may include education, therapeutic exercise, manual therapy, neuromuscular re-education, and movement training.
Patient Comfort & Safety: All interventions are consent-based, with your comfort and safety as top priorities.
Why I Chose the Name Anchor
Strength. Stability. Support.
I chose the name Anchor because it represents both my personal story and the kind of support I hope to provide through this practice.
Growing up, both of my grandfathers served in the United States Navy. Their strength, integrity, and steady presence played a huge role in shaping who I am today. The anchor has long been a symbol connected to their service, and to me it represents resilience, stability, and the ability to remain grounded even in challenging moments.
In many ways, that symbolism reflects the role I hope to play for my patients. When people are navigating pain, injury, pregnancy, postpartum recovery, or other major life transitions, it can feel overwhelming and destabilizing.
An anchor doesn’t remove the storm — it simply provides stability within it.
Just like an anchor holds steady beneath the surface, my goal is to provide the support and stability patients need as they regain strength, confidence, and trust in their bodies.
-Dr. Katie Rostron PT, DPT