Founded by a licensed physical therapist
Equora was built by a PT who saw how disconnected wellness benefits, apartment amenities, and everyday care access had become — and set out to fix it.
Concierge musculoskeletal wellness
Concierge musculoskeletal wellness, built into where you work and live.
Equora connects employers, residential communities, and individuals with a vetted network of concierge physical therapists — through screenings, personalized wellness plans, and on-demand access built around you.
Equora for Work
A wellness benefit employees actually use.
Quarterly movement screenings, ergonomic assessments, and priority access to vetted PTs — built into your benefits package, tracked with real reporting.
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The amenity that keeps residents renewing.
On-site wellness days, resident workshops, and preferred access to concierge PTs — positioned alongside your pool, gym, and concierge desk.
Learn moreEquora for You
Your own concierge physical therapist.
Skip the waiting room. Get a full movement assessment, a personalized plan, and ongoing care on your own schedule.
Learn moreHow it works
From first screening to ongoing care — all in one system.
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Screen
Start with a quick, structured movement assessment — no referral needed.
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Get Your Movement Score
See exactly where you stand across strength, mobility, balance, and function — and track it over time.
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Choose Your PT
Browse our vetted network and pick the provider who's the right fit for you.
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Ongoing Care, On Your Terms
Book follow-up sessions whenever you need them, with the provider you choose.
Why Equora
Built like a wellness system, not a staffing stopgap.
Every network provider is vetted
Licensed, insured, and background-checked before they ever appear in our directory.
A real system, not a single hire
Equora isn't one physical therapist — it's a full network with the coverage, specialties, and capacity no single in-house hire can match.
Common conditions we treat
Start with what's bothering you.
Low Back Pain
Most lower back pain isn't dangerous — but it doesn't always get better on its own. Learn the common causes, the red flags, and how an in-home PT assessment gets you answers fast.
Learn moreNeck Pain
Neck pain that eases up and then returns is telling you something. Learn the real causes — and how an in-home or in-office assessment finds what's actually going on.
Learn moreShoulder Pain
Pain when lifting, reaching overhead, or sleeping on that side usually points to a small number of underlying issues. Learn the causes, the red flags, and whether you need surgery — or just the right plan.
Learn moreKnee Pain
Pain that shows up on stairs, squats, or standing up points to a fairly specific set of causes. Learn what's usually going on, the red flags, and what ACL recovery actually looks like.
Learn moreHip Pain & Sciatica
Hip joint pain and true sciatica can feel surprisingly similar, but they need different treatment. Learn how to tell them apart and when to seek an assessment.
Learn moreTension Headaches
Recurring headaches can be referred pain from the upper neck. Learn the clues that point to a neck-driven headache and when medical evaluation is needed.
Learn morePost-Workout Soreness
Learn the difference between normal delayed-onset muscle soreness and pain that may signal an injury or training-load problem.
Learn moreChronic Tightness
Persistent tightness often reflects weakness, instability, or compensation rather than poor flexibility. Learn how a movement assessment finds the cause.
Learn moreElbow Pain
Elbow pain can come from a tendon, nerve, bursa, neck, or shoulder. Learn the key differences and why the exact trigger matters.
Learn moreFoot & Ankle Pain
An ankle that keeps rolling may never have regained full stability after an old sprain. Learn about instability, heel pain, and other common causes.
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