30 Years of Clinical Experience

Russ Clifford, PT, brings 30 years of clinical experience to AfterAllCare Mobile PT. He previously owned and operated AllCare Physical Therapy for approximately 20 years before transitioning to a mobile, one-on-one model. AfterAllCare Mobile PT has been serving patients for more than a year.

No calendar year is attached to the start of his 30 years of clinical experience. A caller who wants to know what kinds of clinical work sit inside the 30 years can ask him to describe the span in his own words, and can write down the description he gives.

The letters after his name are PT. The published history names those letters, and it names no school and no credential beyond them. A caller whose decision depends on a school or on some other credential asks him for that background and uses the answer he gives.

No starting year and no ending year are printed with the approximately 20 years he owned and operated AllCare Physical Therapy. A caller who wants to know whether that practice is still open, what address it has, or who else worked there asks him. The same conversation can cover how those years connect to a home visit with AfterAllCare.

AllCare Physical Therapy and AfterAllCare are different names. The 20-year ownership figure belongs to AllCare Physical Therapy. At AfterAllCare, the published role for Russ Clifford is treating therapist. Counting those 20 years as time he owned AfterAllCare would put them on the wrong practice.

No opening month is printed with the more than a year that AfterAllCare has been serving patients. Treating AfterAllCare as a 30-year practice mixes that time with the length of his clinical work. A caller who wants the opening month asks him for it.

Where the clinical work happened is not part of the 30-year figure. Home visits are what he does now with AfterAllCare, at the patient's home. A caller who wants to know how much of the longer span was care in people's homes, and how much was in some other setting, asks him to separate those settings. The drive of about 20 to 30 minutes from downtown St. Petersburg describes the area for home visits with AfterAllCare now. It does not say where the earlier clinical work took place.

No other employer is named. A referral sometimes arrives under a practice name. A caller can read that name to him and ask whether it is AllCare Physical Therapy, AfterAllCare, or another name entirely.

A person who knows the older name may look for a clinic address under AllCare Physical Therapy, and the ownership figure does not include one. Visits arranged with AfterAllCare take place at the patient's home in the St. Petersburg area. The address a caller gives for a visit now is that home.

Reviews, star ratings, patient stories, and prices are absent from the published history. A caller who wants another person's account of his work, or who wants a dollar figure, asks him for it during the same conversation that sets up a visit.

The visit is one-on-one, and it is not double-booked. One patient is in the visit, and a second patient is not booked into the same visit. A caller can ask him to confirm that Russ Clifford, PT, would be the therapist who arrives.

The treatments he uses are tailored exercise, manual therapy, Astym, dry needling, and photobiomodulation, which the practice also calls laser. Nothing in the clinical span says which of those a visit would include, and no result is published for any name on the list. A patient asks him which ones a given visit would use. Tailored exercise means movements chosen for the patient and practiced at home while he is there. Manual therapy means treatment done with his hands. For Astym, a patient asks what he does under that name when a visit includes it. Dry needling uses needles. Photobiomodulation and laser are two names for the same listed treatment.

A caller reaches him at 727-776-1471 or at russclifford@afterallcarept.com. There is no online booking and no store, so questions about his background go by phone or by email. If the caller and the patient are different people, the home named in that message is the patient's, because that is the address where the visit would take place.