Elation Physical Therapy

Elation Physical Therapy is a physical therapist in Houston, TX. The clinic provides personalized physical therapy, aquatic therapy, and sports medicine to patients in Houston, the Heights, Missouri City, Fresno, and Manvel, as well as virtual telehealth appointments across Texas. Services include pain management, dry needling, personal training, and LGBTQ+ inclusive care. The practice holds a rating of 4.90 based on customer reviews.

Founded in 2012 by Dr. Roy Rivera, the clinic was created to offer a patient-centered alternative to hospital-based facilities. The team integrates compassionate, culturally responsive care to address both the physical and emotional effects of injury, disability, and movement limitations. Dr. Rivera serves as CEO and President, leading a staff that includes physical therapist assistants Rebecca Harper, Jose Luis Aguilar Koo, and Kenny Williams, as well as physical therapy technician and certified personal trainer Prince Aceves-Lewis. The clinic is recognized for its specialized services in gender-affirming post-operative care and mobility support. It operates out of a Heights location with hours from 7:00 AM to 6:00 PM Monday through Friday, and a second location in Pearland is noted in its service area. The clinic accepts a wide range of insurance providers to make rehabilitation accessible.

The facility is located at 734 North Loop. It sits on North Loop West Frontage Road, immediately adjacent to the North Loop West interstate and North Shepherd Drive. North Durham Drive is about 0.1 miles away, and West 34th Street is approximately 0.3 miles from the clinic.

Elation Physical Therapy is known for its positive customer rating and its specialized approach to inclusive healthcare. It stands out in Houston for its focus on LGBTQ+ inclusive care and its patient-centered model established by Dr. Roy Rivera.

In Houston, the clinic combines evidence-based rehabilitation with a commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion. It serves patients seeking recovery, strength, and movement confidence in a welcoming environment.