Care that comes to you
In-home and in-office physical therapy across Miami. No clinic waiting room, no traffic, no rushed appointments.
EquoraMiami, FL
Equora brings licensed, vetted physical therapists to your home, office or building. Start with a Movement Score assessment and get a plan built around your schedule — not a clinic's.
In-home and in-office physical therapy across Miami. No clinic waiting room, no traffic, no rushed appointments.
Request a time that works for you. Equora coordinates care around provider availability and travel across the service area.
Every provider is licensed, insured and background-checked before joining the Equora network.
Whether you need your own PT, an employee benefit, or a resident amenity, Equora fits how Miami lives and works.
In-home and in-office appointments are available across Miami and nearby neighborhoods.
Appointment timing depends on provider availability and travel between service areas. Equora confirms the visit after reviewing your requested time and location.
Guides to the pain and mobility issues we see most often in Miami.
Most lower back pain isn't dangerous — but it doesn't always get better on its own. Learn the common causes, the red flags, and how an in-home PT assessment gets you answers fast.
Low back pain guideNeck pain that eases up and then returns is telling you something. Learn the real causes — and how an in-home or in-office assessment finds what's actually going on.
Neck pain guidePain when lifting, reaching overhead, or sleeping on that side usually points to a small number of underlying issues. Learn the causes, the red flags, and whether you need surgery — or just the right plan.
Shoulder pain guidePain that shows up on stairs, squats, or standing up points to a fairly specific set of causes. Learn what's usually going on, the red flags, and what ACL recovery actually looks like.
Knee pain guideHip joint pain and true sciatica can feel surprisingly similar, but they need different treatment. Learn how to tell them apart and when to seek an assessment.
Hip pain and sciatica guideRecurring headaches can be referred pain from the upper neck. Learn the clues that point to a neck-driven headache and when medical evaluation is needed.
Tension headaches guideLearn the difference between normal delayed-onset muscle soreness and pain that may signal an injury or training-load problem.
Post-workout soreness guidePersistent tightness often reflects weakness, instability, or compensation rather than poor flexibility. Learn how a movement assessment finds the cause.
Chronic muscle tightness guideElbow pain can come from a tendon, nerve, bursa, neck, or shoulder. Learn the key differences and why the exact trigger matters.
Elbow pain guideAn ankle that keeps rolling may never have regained full stability after an old sprain. Learn about instability, heel pain, and other common causes.
Foot and ankle pain guideCreate an account, choose a membership or schedule a first session evaluation, and we'll match you with the right vetted PT for your goals and location.