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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Take these steps to reduce arthritis symptoms in daily life
April 16, 2019
The term "arthritis" is used to describe more than 100 different conditions, all of which are defined by inflammation of one or more joints and a resulting set of bothersome symptoms. The exact cause in each case depends on what type of arthritis is pres
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Reduce chances of developing osteoarthritis with lifestyle changes
April 9, 2019
Few conditions are as well known to the general public as arthritis, which is probably because about 54 million Americans—or about 23% of the population—are currently affected by it. These figures could naturally be a bit alarming and lead so
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Arthritis can affect individuals of all ages
April 2, 2019
The term juvenile arthritis includes many different inflammatory and autoimmune disorders that, like rheumatoid arthritis, cause the immune system to attack its own healthy cells in joints. It’s not clearly understood why this occurs, but both gene
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PT is a much safer and more effective alternative to opioids
March 28, 2019
Try as we might, it’s nearly impossible to avoid all pain in our lives. Whether it’s twisted ankle or a bad back, we all experience some pain at one point or another, which is why the presence of pain is by far the most common reason people s
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PTs are experts at identifying imbalances to prevent injuries
March 19, 2019
When most people hear about physical therapy, they usually tend to think that it’s only for disabled individuals and those who are recovering from injury. While it may be true that physical therapy is perhaps most commonly used on patients that fal
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If you have a painful condition, physical therapy is your best option
March 12, 2019
Have you dealt with any pain recently—or perhaps right now—that prevents you from moving or completing certain tasks normally? If so, it’s probably due to some type of musculoskeletal disorder. This term is used to describe a wide arra
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Understanding the truly massive scale of the opioid epidemic
March 5, 2019
The presence of pain—especially pain that lasts for a long period of time—is perhaps the most common reason that people seek out medical help. Because pain is such a unique and subjective experience, it’s also one of the most controvers
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Some physical therapists may offer education on improving nutrition
March 1, 2019
If you're dealing with any of the conditions listed above along with an injury, your physical therapist may be able to offer some professional advice and education on the role your diet may be playing. By asking you about some of your dietary habits
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Therapy can reduce pain and improves function for lower back pain
February 28, 2019
Results showed that spinal manipulation led to significant benefits for patients with acute LBP that lasted for at least six weeks. In particular, the treatment was found to be associated with reduced pain and improved function, and these improvements
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Immediately going to a PT for back pain found to reduce costs
February 26, 2019
Low back pain (LBP) is one of the most common and costly conditions in the world. It ranks as the leading cause of disability, and in 2014, approximately 68.6 million Americans—or 28.6% of the population—reported having LBP
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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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