Welcome to Agape Physical Therapy

The Outcomes You Expect, The Care You Deserve

Agape PT opened its doors in 2002 and is built around the meaning of Agape, or unconditional love. Nader and Mary Shahid, are a husband and wife team that are passionate about physical therapy and serving their patients in a way that is meaningful to them and the patients.

Our goal at Agape Physical Therapy is to understand you and your injury. We will provide excellent one-on-one care regardless of age, race, color, or creed. You will be treated with love and care as we are interested not only in your injury but your body as a whole.

Your treatment plan will be customized to allow you to return back to all your normal functional activities. We look forward to seeing you on your first visit!

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626-857-4710 or 4711

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Keeping your shoulder mobile may reduce your risk for feeling pain
February 18, 2020
You probably don’t realize how much you rely on your shoulders unless you’ve dealt with an issue that has made it difficult to use it normally. Practically every moment you perform that involves your hands or arms impacts the shoulder or requires it
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Most cases of shoulder pain are related to the rotator cuff
February 11, 2020
Shoulder pain is an extremely common complaint. Up to 26% of the population has it to some degree, and it ranks third—behind back pain and knee pain—in musculoskeletal conditions (those involving the bones, muscles, and related structures) that lead
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Shoulder problems become more common as the body changes over time
February 4, 2020
You have your shoulders to thank for many of the movements required to get through the day. Driving your car, turning doorknobs, shaking hands, and reaching up or across to grab an item are just a few examples of activities that would not be possible wit
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Physical therapy treatment can help for many neurological disorders
January 23, 2020
Getting diagnosed with a neurological disorder may be confusing since these issues involve the nerves rather than the muscles and ligaments. Some patients may be uncertain what the diagnosis means and how it will affect their life, which can make it diff
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Damage to the nervous system may cause movement-related issues
January 14, 2020
Your nervous system is the line of communication between your brain and every bone, muscle, and organ in your body. It is responsible for all actions that take place within the body, from the nerve impulses that make your heartbeat, to the reflex that ma
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Your nerves are responsible for everything your body does
January 7, 2020
Pick any function of the human body, and you can count on your nerves making it happen. Moving your eyes to read these words, the process of sending these images to the brain to be converted into useful information, and breathing while doing so are all m
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2019 literature review part 4: arthritis, sports injuries, and opioids
December 31, 2019
We distribute newsletters every week to educate you—our patients—on some of the most common injuries and conditions that we treat, and to explain why we always recommend seeing a physical therapist first when dealing with any type of pain. In working
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2019 literature review part 3: knee, foot, and ankle pain
December 17, 2019
We distribute newsletters every week to educate you—our patients—on some of the most common injuries and conditions that we treat, and to explain why we always recommend seeing a physical therapist first when dealing with any type of pain. In working
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2019 Literature Review part 2: shoulder, wrist, and hand pain
December 10, 2019
We distribute newsletters every week to educate you—our patients—on some of the most common injuries and conditions that we treat, and to explain why we always recommend seeing a physical therapist first when dealing with any type of pain. In working
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2019 Literature Review part 1: neck, back, and jaw pain
December 3, 2019
We distribute news each week to help educate you—our patients—on some of the most common injuries and conditions that we treat, and to explain why we always recommend seeing a physical therapist early when dealing with any type of pain.
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Agape Physical Therapy Reviews

As an active person, my level of functioning was much less than normal. Before physical therapy, the soreness and pain in my knees kept me from wanting to be active.…
— Jennifer F.
Well after meeting the Agape staff I can say I was in good hands. My pain level was around 6 to 8 on most days and my knee felt very unstable without wearing my knee brace.…
— Leon J.
Before having physical therapy, I had no range and lot of pain! I was unable to move my right shoulder up or sideways. After receiving physical therapy, range is much better.…
— Michael G.
Well I was injured running on a treadmill at home and needed surgery. After surgery it was hard to get around and my right leg was weak.…
— Richardo B.
Agape has been a Godsend to me. When I was first greeted by Gigi, I was put at ease by her friendly hello; she was always professional when scheduling my further needed appointments.…
— Ruanne S.

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