Comprehensive Physical Therapy

The primary goal of Comprehensive Physical Therapy is to help people in the community live free of pain. “Our patients are the reason we do what we do,” said Owner Billy Beaudreau, PT, DPT, OCS, MTC, FAAOMPT. “So many people live with pain daily and don’t realize the options available at CPT! We are here to guide you to your greatest physical potential and provide relief from pain.”

Husband to Sarah and father to Liam, Luke and Eloise, Beaudreau’s passion for mentorship is exercised daily with his team at CPT’s Mandeville location.

Applying a hands-on approach, the professionals at CPT work oneon-one with each patient at every visit. Patient care begins with a thorough evaluation and establishment of a treatment plan. Because each patient is unique, treatment plans are tailored to meet their specific needs and goals.

“We’ll evaluate your symptoms, discuss your medical history and any constraints or concerns you have to create the best recovery plan for you. We’ll be here for you at every step in your rehabilitation,” said Jeff Cresson, a Madisonville native and physical therapist at CPT.

Physical therapy is a safe and effective way to rehabilitate a variety of injuries and ailments. CPT offers specialized regimens to help you recover from an accident, rehabilitate after surgery, relieve pain and prevent future injuries.

“We have an extensive array of state-of-the-art equipment and methods,” said Wes Lee, a physical therapy assistant from Mandeville. “We offer physical, manual and vestibular therapies, dry needling, migraine relief and fall prevention—all in a warm, friendly atmosphere where you can heal in peace.”

CPT’s commitment to heal and rehabilitate the Northshore community grows stronger with every patient’s achievement.

“The gratitude we receive daily for helping our patients get their lives back motivates us to do more. We come to work each day rooting for your recovery and can’t wait to see you thrive,” said Adam Cookmeyer, a physical therapy assistant and Mandeville native.

Visit cptnola.com or call 985-272-1017 for more information on how you can start living pain-free.