About Us

Inspired Physical Therapy was founded by Jim Clahane, PT, August 2014. Jim has over 30 years of experience in the physical therapy industry.  He graduated from the University of Utah in 1992 with his degree in Physical Therapy.   Since moving to Pennsylvania in 1998 he has worked in the orthopedic and sports medicine setting.

He specializes in orthopedics and sports rehabilitation.  His passion is the throwing athlete and has worked extensively with the overhead and throwing athlete including high school, collegiate, semi-pro and professional athletes.  Jim works with pitchers including video analysis and throwing mechanics instruction. He has also worked extensively with runners including 3D motion analysis and return to running programs.

Inspired Physical Therapy

Philosophy of Care

Inspired Physical Therapy is built on the premise that we can offer a unique healthcare product at an affordable price without compromising our care. We believe that the key to patient care and success is the ability to connect with our patients understanding that an injury not only affects the physical, but the mental, emotional and in some cases the spiritual components of a person. Our goal, therefore, is to have a positive impact on the lives of our patients, inspiring them to achieve the highest level of function. We believe this can only be accomplished by employing exceptional individuals who not only possess the knowledge necessary for the field of physical therapy, but the passion that is necessary to impact lives. We pledge to give the highest quality, compassionate care that will inspire our patients along the road to recovery.
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Mission Statement

It is the mission of Inspired Physical Therapy to be the industry leader in orthopedic and sports rehabilitation. We pledge to provide the highest quality care, integrating rehabilitation with the sports medicine model, helping patients achieve their optimal level of function and performance.

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