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Dr. Patrick Rich
Dr. Patrick Rich is a doctor of physical therapy (DPT) and is certified in selective functional movement assessment (SFMA). He calls Strongsville, OH his hometown but has lived in the St. Louis area since 2012 when he moved here for his clinical rotations during graduate school at Bradley University. While at Bradley, Dr. Patrick also received a minor in business management while being a member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity. After graduation, he has received further education in different kinesiology taping techniques including RockTape, IASTM training with Graston M1, Postural Restoration Institute (PRI), and has studied concussions and how to treat them by becoming an ImPACT-trained physical therapist. Clinically, Dr. Patrick has an experience in working with all orthopedic and neurologic conditions, but he has emphasized his treatment of post-operative knees, hips, shoulders, sports-related injuries of the high school and collegiate athlete, and improvement of the functional capacity and performance of all people. He also has a special interest in strength and conditioning with emphasis on sports performance of high school and CrossFit athletes, and also enjoys helping recreational runners take some time off their weekend 5K.
When Dr. Patrick is not in the clinic, he enjoys weightlifting, hiking, camping with his wife and two dogs, backpacking, hunting, watching the Notre Dame Fighting Irish football team, barbequing, and hitting the links for a round of golf. He is here to help you achieve your goals and allow you to move through your daily life with greater ease. Movement is medicine, so we must learn to move better and more often. Give Dr. Patrick a call today.
Dr. David “Tony” Friedrichs
Dr. David “Tony” Friedrichs is a doctor of physical therapy (DPT) and certified manual physical therapist (CMPT). He grew up in St. Peters and is a proud alumnus of Francis Howell Central. Dr. Friedrichs was appointed to the United States Air Force Academy in 2003 where he received high honors for his academic, athletic, and military performance. He later went on to complete degrees in exercise science (summa cum laude), Spanish, and physical therapy at Saint Louis University, graduating at the top of his class. Dr. Friedrichs was certified as a level III manual physical therapist in 2013. Dr. Friedrichs' professional career has emphasized the treatment of sports, orthopedic, and chronic pain conditions. He has a broad clinical experience which includes working with injured collegiate and professional athletes, children with orthopedic conditions, and seniors with gait and balance disorders. Dr. Friedrichs has presented a number of rehabilitation topics to groups of physical therapists and area physicians. Dr. Friedrichs established his private practice in 2015 to provide patients with more one-on-one time for education, hands-on treatment, and guided rehabilitation.
Dr. Friedrichs enjoys spending time outdoors with his wife and two young children. He continues to play baseball in the St. Louis Men's Baseball League. He also sits on the external advisory board for Saint Louis University's physical therapy program.
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Dr. Patrick Rich
Dr. Patrick Rich is a doctor of physical therapy (DPT) and is certified in selective functional movement assessment (SFMA). He calls Strongsville, OH his hometown but has lived in the St. Louis area since 2012 when he moved here for his clinical rotations during graduate school at Bradley University. While at Bradley, Dr. Patrick also received a minor in business management while being a member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity. After graduation, he has received further education in different kinesiology taping techniques including RockTape, IASTM training with Graston M1, Postural Restoration Institute (PRI), and has studied concussions and how to treat them by becoming an ImPACT-trained physical therapist. Clinically, Dr. Patrick has an experience in working with all orthopedic and neurologic conditions, but he has emphasized his treatment of post-operative knees, hips, shoulders, sports-related injuries of the high school and collegiate athlete, and improvement of the functional capacity and performance of all people. He also has a special interest in strength and conditioning with emphasis on sports performance of high school and CrossFit athletes, and also enjoys helping recreational runners take some time off their weekend 5K.
When Dr. Patrick is not in the clinic, he enjoys weightlifting, hiking, camping with his wife and two dogs, backpacking, hunting, watching the Notre Dame Fighting Irish football team, barbequing, and hitting the links for a round of golf. He is here to help you achieve your goals and allow you to move through your daily life with greater ease. Movement is medicine, so we must learn to move better and more often. Give Dr. Patrick a call today.
Dr. David “Tony” Friedrichs
Dr. David “Tony” Friedrichs is a doctor of physical therapy (DPT) and certified manual physical therapist (CMPT). He grew up in St. Peters and is a proud alumnus of Francis Howell Central. Dr. Friedrichs was appointed to the United States Air Force Academy in 2003 where he received high honors for his academic, athletic, and military performance. He later went on to complete degrees in exercise science (summa cum laude), Spanish, and physical therapy at Saint Louis University, graduating at the top of his class. Dr. Friedrichs was certified as a level III manual physical therapist in 2013. Dr. Friedrichs' professional career has emphasized the treatment of sports, orthopedic, and chronic pain conditions. He has a broad clinical experience which includes working with injured collegiate and professional athletes, children with orthopedic conditions, and seniors with gait and balance disorders. Dr. Friedrichs has presented a number of rehabilitation topics to groups of physical therapists and area physicians. Dr. Friedrichs established his private practice in 2015 to provide patients with more one-on-one time for education, hands-on treatment, and guided rehabilitation.
Dr. Friedrichs enjoys spending time outdoors with his wife and two young children. He continues to play baseball in the St. Louis Men's Baseball League. He also sits on the external advisory board for Saint Louis University's physical therapy program.
