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Get to Know Us

Welcome to the Sustainable Health & Athletic Rehab Clinic, more commonly known as SHARC. We pride ourselves on providing the highest quality care to help you get back to your normal activities as quickly as possible. Dr. Conley and his Associates have a 20 year career of working with athletes of all age groups in not only treating their injuries, aches and pains but more importantly, doing it while keeping them moving. We assess, treat and train you to keep moving while you are healing and recovering from your knee injury. 
Find out today to learn more about our full-service Physical Therapy, Chiropractic, and Massage Clinic.

Our Method 

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STEP 1

Get You Out of Pain 

Our first goal is to get you out of pain as quickly as possible. This process begins with a thorough history, examination, and orthopedic testing.

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STEP 2

Find the Source of Your Problem 

Assessment and screening processes allows the doctor to better understand how you move, the flaws, and uncover the reasons for the movement flaws.

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STEP 3

Build Resilience

We offer an amazing program built specifically for body maintenance to make you more resilient. We want to keep you moving well and moving often.

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Brian Yau

"Honestly, with the amount of heel pain and lower back tightness I was experiencing, I do not think I could have continued training the way I did to qualify for the Boston Marathon without the team effort from SHARC. I will be coming here regularly as I embark on my next endeavor."

Matthew Camacho, CA

"I've been working with Dr. David Dionson for 3.5 months now, and he's helped me to not only radically reduce my back pain, but also to reclaim my athleticism."

Rob F.

"Dr. Conley and Alvin considered various aspects of my lifestyle to help contribute to my healing process."
Rehab and Training Principles and Expectations

Rehab and Training Principles and Expectations

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