A structured 4-block return-to-sport program for the patients you've discharged from formal PT but who aren't sport-ready yet. DPT-led, criterion-based, sport-specific. Patient-pay — no insurance authorization on your end.
If you have referral sheets at your front desk, hand the patient flyer at discharge. They'll reach out directly.
Need flyers? Email me and I'll drop more off.
Text or email them: gallatinorthosport.com/acl-bridge
They land on the program page with all the patient-facing details and a contact path.
Cc: me on a discharge note or send a quick email with the patient's name + brief context. I'll reach out to them within 24 hours.
Once a patient reaches out (or you make the introduction), the sequence is:
If during assessment I notice anything outside scope — pain that doesn't pattern with mechanical loading, joint effusion, neurological symptoms — they go back to you. I don't do imaging or differential diagnosis on active concerns. ACL Bridge is performance progression, not clinical intervention.
What you'd receive at each block transition:
Looking for what's next after PT? You're in the right place. ACL Bridge is the structured program designed for exactly this — when you've finished formal PT but you're not yet ready to fully return to sport.
Step one is reaching out — tell me a little about your knee, your timeline, and what sport you're trying to get back to. I'll respond within 24 hours with the right starting point.
Patients sign a release authorizing communication between Bridge and their referring provider before any clinical info flows back to you.
No referral fees in either direction. Bridge is a professional courtesy and a structured option for your patients — not a financial relationship.
Any records you share are treated as PHI — encrypted storage, encrypted communication. Standard HIPAA practice.
