Austin Manual Therapy Associates is a Physical Therapist in Austin, TX. The practice delivers hands‑on physical therapy that targets the root cause of pain rather than just symptoms. Services include pre‑ and post‑surgical rehabilitation, treatment for back, neck, shoulder, hip and knee pain, dry needling, sports‑injury care, yoga, fitness and general rehabilitation. Since opening in 2004, the clinic has built a reputation for personalized, goal‑driven care and holds a 4.90 rating from its Google reviews. It serves active adults throughout Austin, including runners, busy professionals, athletes, lifters, active parents and new moms who need to return to the activities they love.
The clinic’s approach begins with a thorough biomechanical assessment to identify the underlying issue, followed by a customized treatment plan that progresses through pain relief, strengthening and functional integration. Combining state‑of‑the‑art technology with gentle, hands‑on techniques, the team focuses on restoring mobility and long‑term health without reliance on medication, injections or unnecessary surgery. Austin Manual Therapy’s mission emphasizes individualized, compassionate care, and patients can choose insurance coverage or direct payment options. The staff includes co‑founders Benjamin Keene, PT, DPT, OCS, FAAOMPT, and a team of licensed physical therapists who bring diverse backgrounds and expertise to each case.
Located at 3508 Far W Blvd Suite 240, the clinic sits just a short walk from Austin Regional Clinic Far West (about 0.1 mile) and the North Mopac Service Road. It is also within 0.2 mile of the Texan Surgery Center, Northwest Hills Surgical Hospital and the North Mopac Expressway, and roughly 0.3 mile from the Chimney Corners Post Office, placing it conveniently near major medical facilities and transportation routes.
Austin Manual Therapy Associates stands out in Austin for its expert, hands‑on methodology that consistently restores function and reduces pain, making it a trusted choice for residents seeking effective physical therapy.