About Performance Therapy
Performance Therapy was created 28 years ago in 1997 to fill a void in the Carolina health care community — to help individuals find permanent answers to their pain!
Too many practitioners are satisfied with the model of signing their patients up for a lifetime of monthly or weekly treatments. We, on the other hand, are a results based health care facility. That means that telling you to keep coming back to our office for the rest of your life is not good enough. Our goal is to permanently resolve your sport and overuse injuries and not just give quick, temporary fixes.
We work with an unrelenting commitment to returning our patients to health with accurate treatment. We do this by utilizing a Test-Treat-Retest process. This way, we see the difference, and you feel the difference! We offer a patient centered experience in a results driven environment.
Patients deserve better care than what they have come to expect, and that is what we deliver in our office! So if you’re tired of paying for weekly non fixing therapies, give us the opportunity to offer you real solutions.
Our goal is to provide the most effective therapy at a fair price. The measure of our success will be found in the trust we build and in the hearts of those we heal so that people will move better, feel better and live better.
If you or someone you know is struggling with chronic pain, we want to see you at Performance Therapy. Contact us today.
Testimonial
"I started working with Mike Danenberg about a year ago, after developing significant knee pain that set me back in my training and causing me to miss my "A" race. I had seen a number of medical professionals and treatments, which left me with big expenses but no progress. Within a short time under his guidance, I have bounced back better than ever, achieving several racing goals."
"During the Pinhoti 100 a couple weeks ago, I was really struggling. I thought about what Mike taught me in regards to racing running form and applied his techniques. Around mile 55, I started to have IT band pain around my knee. I immediately recognized that bad form was causing the problem and adjusted by leaning forward (and going fast!) I ran relatively pain-free from that point on and finished with the most incredible PR yet. I believed I could crack a 24 hour finish, hoped to come in around 22, and was shocked to see my overall time of 21:31:56."
"Mike and the staff at Performance Therapy accurately assesses form and technique as indicators of potential injury. It's not always easy work, sometimes challenging to correct bad habits, but it has helped me be a better-informed and mindful athlete. I owe much of that to Mike's keen eye, excellent advice and continual feedback."
Scott Harber
Ultramarathon Runner