TriPT

TriPT is a physical therapist in Maitland, FL. The practice brings together physical therapy, personal training, and sports performance under one roof, and also offers corporate wellness plans and lymphedema treatments. Services are built around individualized plans of care, evidenced-based treatment, and ongoing support for clients of all ages and abilities. The practice works with more than 50 referring doctors in the Central Florida community and is positioned to help clients recover from injury, improve fitness, and maintain health through every stage of life. The business was founded in July 2002 by personal trainer Phil Tinder and Florida Hospital Physical Therapist and Manager Ed Dullmeyer, who combined over 20 years of experience to launch what was originally called Dullmeyer Physical Therapy and Fit 4 Life Personal Training. TriPT's stated mission has been to "Make a Difference, One Patient at a Time," with an emphasis on lasting relationships and proven methods. Co-owner Ed Dullmeyer, PT, MBA, CSCS, is a Physical Therapist and Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist with over 30 years of experience in orthopedic and sports medicine physical therapy. He has coached marathon runners for more than 30 years, completed over 100 marathons and two Ironman triathlons, and focuses on running biomechanics and helping injured athletes return to running. Co-owner Eric Dullmeyer, MPT, earned his Master of Physical Therapy from Nova Southeastern University in 1997 and specializes in comprehensive general orthopedic physical therapy, working across a variety of clinical settings throughout his career. The office sits on Lake Howell Road, about 0.1 miles from Howell Branch Road and the Orlando School of Thai Massage, roughly half a mile from State Road 436, and around 0.4 to 0.6 miles from Howell Creek and an associated dam and monitoring station near Altamonte Springs. TriPT holds a rating of 4.90 from the customers who have reviewed it, reflecting the patient-centered approach that has defined the practice since its founding more than two decades ago in the Central Florida community.