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Big Cat Performance & Physical Therapy - North Canton

North Canton ยท Canton & Stark County area

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Verified by Allied Independent Providers

Big Cat Performance & Physical Therapy - North Canton

North Canton ยท Canton & Stark County area

5.0

โญ Average Rating

Over

210

Total Reviews

via Google

Accepting New Patients

About this clinic

Sports physical therapy built for performance.

Big Cat Performance & Physical Therapy is a sports medicine and rehabilitation clinic for athletes and active adults who want to recover from injury, move better and perform at their best. Every session is 60 minutes, one-on-one with a Doctor of Physical Therapy.

Founded by Caleb Coe, PT, DPT, Big Cat bridges the gap between traditional physical therapy and long-term athletic performance, using objective strength and force-plate testing to guide return to sport. No referral is needed, and HSA/FSA is accepted.

Treatment focus

Services designed around daily movement goals.

Services designed around daily movement goals.

ACL Rehabilitation

Individualized ACL rehab with force-plate strength testing and sport-specific training for a confident return to play.

Active Adults

Performance-focused PT that helps weekend warriors get out of pain and build strength, mobility and resilience.

When PT Didn't Work Before

A personalized, root-cause approach for people who tried traditional physical therapy without lasting results.

Common conditions treated

Common conditions treated

Back pain

Neck pain

Post-surgical rehab

Shoulder injuries

Balance issues

Hip pain

Knee pain

Ankle and foot pain

Featured clinicians

Featured clinicians

CALEB COE PT, DPT, Owner

Clinic Location & Hours

By appointment

Call (330) 574-9205 for availability

Insurance & payment

Insurance & payment

Self-pay ยท HSA/FSA accepted

Coverage varies by plan. Call the clinic to verify benefits before scheduling.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need a doctor's referral to see a physical therapist?

What should I expect at my first visit?