Experience the Difference: Why Cash-Based Physical Therapy Reigns Supreme in Naples & Ponte Vedra By Dr. Sean Wells, DPT, PT, OCS, ATC/L, CSCS, CNPT Dealing with pain from arthritis, nagging lower back pain, the challenges of Parkinson’s, or recovering from recent sprains and strains? You know that quality physical therapy is key. But did you know the way you access that...

Dry Needling: Is One Technique Really Better? A Guide forNaples & Ponte Vedra Beach Residents By Dr. Sean Wells, DPT, PT, OCS, ATC/L, CSCS, CNPT Do you suffer from muscle pain or movement issues? You’re not alone. Musculoskeletal pain affects millions, and many are finding relief through a treatment called dry needling. If you’re in Naples, FL, or Ponte Vedra Beach and...

How Physical Therapy Supports Bone Health During Weight Loss By Dr. Sean Wells, DPT, PT, OCS, ATC/L, CSCS, CNPT In recent years, GLP-1 inhibitors like liraglutide and semaglutide have gained popularity for their role in weight loss and metabolic health. While these medications can be highly effective in helping patients shed excess weight, they also come with a lesser-known consequence—a...

Unlocking the Benefits of Private Physical Therapy with Wells Physical Therapy When it comes to recovering from an injury, improving mobility, or managing chronic pain, personalized care can make all the difference. At Wells Physical Therapy, we specialize in private physical therapy, offering a cash pay PT model that provides flexibility, efficiency, and unparalleled one-on-one attention....

5 Reasons Why Naples Physical Therapy Patients Choose Concierge PT By Dr. Sean Wells, PT, DPT, OCS, ATC/L, CSCS, NSCA-CPT, Cert DN Looking for Naples Physical Therapy? Why Concierge PT is the Future of Rehab If you’re searching for Naples physical therapy, you might be wondering: “Should I go to a clinic, or is concierge physical therapy a better option?” At Wells Physical...

Paying for Effective Treatments for Knee Arthritis A recent study of nearly 86,000 subjects found that the treatment for knee arthritis did not follow research-supported clinical practice guidelines. The study showed physicians heavily used steroid and hyaluronic acid (HA) injections — 46% and 18% of the time — despite little evidence to support these interventions. More sadly, physical...