Nick Hadinger, PT, DPT, USAW

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A Leading Expert Committed to Optimizing Performance and Recovery

In the heart of Phoenix, AZ, Dr. Nick Hadinger is redefining what it means to be a physical therapist. As the owner of Streamline Performance Physical Therapy, Dr. Hadinger is renowned not just for his clinical expertise but for his unwavering commitment to helping clients return to their active lifestyles with confidence. With a coordinated effort between multiple disciplines within his practice, each patient’s results are truly optimized to achieve their goals.

Dr. Hadinger’s journey began with a Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from Northern Arizona University, complemented by an undergraduate degree in Physiology from the University of Arizona. His academic credentials are impressive, but it’s his athletic background and application of it’s context that truly sets him apart. A former Division I swimmer and a competitor in the 2012 US Olympic Trials, Dr. Hadinger has a profound understanding of the physical demands placed on the body by training and competition.

At Streamline Performance, Dr. Hadinger and his team cater to a diverse clientele, from Ironman triathletes to weekend warriors and high school athletes. Their expertise spans a wide range of non-operative and post-operative injuries, including those affecting the shoulder, back, hips, and knees. What makes Streamline Performance unique is its holistic approach to rehabilitation. Clients benefit from personalized one-on-one therapy sessions, integrated personal training, and targeted massage therapy. This comprehensive care ensures that every patient not only recovers but thrives long term, distinguishing Streamline from the typical large clinic experience.

Dr. Hadinger’s credentials extend beyond his practice. He is a certified USA Weightlifting Coach and an active member of the National Strength and Conditioning Association and the USA Sports Medicine Network. His role with the USA Swimming Sports Medicine Network has allowed him to travel with and provide care for Team USA athletes at various national and international events, further cementing his status as a leading figure in sports rehabilitation.

When he’s not in the clinic or traveling with athletes, Dr. Hadinger enjoys exploring the great outdoors. His passions include camping, swimming, cycling, and snowboarding. He and his wife, Lindsay, along with their daughter Charlotte and two dogs, are avid explorers of Phoenix’s culinary scene, always on the hunt for the city’s next great dining experience.

Dr. Nick Hadinger is more than a physical therapist; he’s a dedicated professional whose expertise and enthusiasm make him a standout figure in Arizona’s medical community.

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