Erica Magana.

You do not just want it to stop hurting. You want it back.

Injuries take things quietly. The overhead reach. The side you used to sleep on. The lift you stopped loading. Most people do not notice how much ground they gave up until someone starts giving it back.

Erica Magana is a licensed Physical Therapist Assistant, and she is one of the people patients name in their reviews of this clinic, for shoulder strengthening work and for shockwave and cupping sessions alongside Larry.

How Erica works

She screens the movement before she picks the exercise. Erica is certified in FMS and SFMA, two structured ways of finding the limitation that the painful spot is compensating for.

Then she explains it. You should know what you are doing, why it is on your plan, and what it is supposed to change. Erica works with patients of all ages and abilities, building strength, mobility, balance, and confidence one visit at a time.

Her line is progress, not perfection. If you have been sitting at a desk for eleven hours a day telling yourself you will deal with it later, that is a workable starting point, not a verdict.

Credentials

• Licensed Physical Therapist Assistant (PTA)
• Certified in FMS, the Functional Movement Screen
• Certified in SFMA, the Selective Functional Movement Assessment
• Experience across outpatient orthopedics, sports medicine, transitional care, and neuro-focused rehabilitation

What Erica works on

• Orthopedic injuries
• Post-surgical rehabilitation
• Sports-related injuries
• Balance and mobility deficits
• Rebuilding strength, movement quality, and independence

What to expect

Care here starts with a cause-first evaluation, not a guess. You get a plan with an endpoint and a clear reason behind every piece of it.

In Texas you can be seen for up to 30 days without a physician referral. Treatment beyond 30 days needs one.

Talk to a Specialist

Another six months of working around it is six more months of the shoulder deciding what you get to do. Talk to a specialist, or see how we use movement assessments to find the real limitation.