Business Details
Trinity Physical Therapy & Performance | New Orleans
Founded by John L. Moran and Christopher G. Piacun, Trinity Physical Therapy & Performance is a patient-centered clinic dedicated to restoring and enhancing physical abilities through personalized care. With decades of combined experience, our team specializes in rehabilitative techniques, sports medicine, and performance optimization. We collaborate with LSU Physical Therapy School to advance clinical education while providing tailored treatment plans that address individual needs.Our services include dry needling, NormaTec recovery, and manual therapy, all designed to improve mobility, reduce pain, and maintain long-term health. Recognized for our expertise and compassionate approach, we serve patients recovering from injuries, surgeries, or chronic conditions, ensuring each client achieves their unique goals.
Services
Therapeutic Exercises
Joint Mobilization
Dry Needling
NormaTec
Rehabilitative Taping
Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Massage
Cupping
Hypervolt Percussive Therapy
ELDOA for Golf
Medicare Accepted
Highlights and features
- We offer over 20 years of combined experience in physical therapy.
- Our team includes certified experts with advanced sports medicine training.
- We provide personalized treatment plans tailored to each patient's needs.
- We collaborate with LSU Physical Therapy School for advanced education.
- We offer specialized services like dry needling and NormaTec recovery.
Associations and certifications
- LSU Physical Therapy School, Health Science Center
- Champion Performance Specialist Certification
- Manual Therapy Certification (MTC)
What people say
Competent and wonderful doctor
Result was a success
Highly recommend him
Gift in moving your body
Glad he's there for me
Services
Dry Needling
Dry needling uses thin needles to target muscular trigger points, alleviating neuromuscular pain and improving mobility. This technique reduces inflammation, enhances blood flow, and accelerates recovery for patients with chronic pain or sports injuries. Backed by clinical research, its integrated into personalized treatment plans to address specific musculoskeletal issues.
NormaTec Recovery
NormaTec devices employ pulsing, gradient pressure, and distal release to enhance circulation, reduce swelling, and speed recovery. Ideal for athletes and post-surgery patients, this non-invasive therapy improves range of motion and mitigates delayed onset muscle soreness through dynamic compression cycles tailored to individual needs.
Joint Mobilizations
Joint mobilizations involve skilled hand movements to restore mobility and alleviate pain in stiff or injured joints. This hands-on approach targets restrictions in range of motion, reduces stiffness, and promotes healing, particularly effective for postoperative rehabilitation and chronic conditions like arthritis.
ELDOA for Golf
ELDOA exercises focus on spinal and joint decompression to improve golfers' flexibility, balance, and power. Developed by Dr. Guy Voyer, this method reduces injury risk and enhances performance through posture-specific stretches that target areas under stress during swings, ensuring long-term musculoskeletal health.
Therapeutic Exercises
Customized therapeutic exercises address muscle imbalances, weakness, and mobility deficits identified during evaluations. These evidence-based routines enhance strength, endurance, and coordination, forming the foundation of recovery plans for post-injury rehabilitation, postural correction, and functional movement restoration.
People
John L. Moran
Co-owner
John Moran, a Doctor of Physical Therapy, graduated from LSU and the University of St. Augustine. He specializes in pediatric care, sports medicine, and dry needling, with experience at Shriners and Childrens Hospitals. He contributes to community health through the Fore!Kids Foundation.
Christopher G. Piacun
Co-owner
Christopher Piacun, a Manual Therapy Certified physical therapist, earned his DPT from the University of St. Augustine. With over 18 years in orthopedic and neurological rehabilitation, he focuses on hands-on treatments and patient-centered recovery programs for sports and work-related injuries.
Questions
Is physical therapy painful?
Physical therapy may cause temporary soreness, but techniques are adjusted to minimize discomfort. Communication with your therapist ensures safe progression and symptom management.
What should I wear to sessions?
Wear comfortable, loose-fitting clothing that allows access to treated areas. Closed-toe shoes are required in gym spaces for safety.
What do physical therapists do?
Therapists assess movement impairments, design corrective exercise plans, and use manual therapy to reduce pain, improve mobility, and prevent future injuries.
Why choose physical therapy?
Physical therapy offers non-invasive, evidence-based solutions for pain relief, post-surgery recovery, and performance optimization without relying on medications or surgery.
Which insurances are accepted?
We accept Blue Cross Blue Shield, Aetna, Cigna, Humana, Medicare, and Workers' Comp. Contact us for details on other insurance options.
