Frequently Asked Questions

The mission of Revive Performance is to provide high-quality healthcare services to our patients in a compassionate and personalized manner. We believe in treating the whole person, not just the symptoms, and empowering our patients to take an active role in their healthcare.

Revive Performance is fully mobile and can travel to you anywhere in the Oklahoma City Metro or surrounding area. We can meet you to provide services in the comfort of your own home, office, at a gym, an athletic event, anywhere that is convenient for you! 

If you'd rather come to us, we have two convenient partner locations with treatment rooms that are ready to go: 

• Yukon Chiropractic Co.; 10 W. Main St., Yukon, Oklahoma
• Continuum Fit; 7001 NW164th St., Edmond, Oklahoma

Revive Performance offers a unique, diverse array of sports medicine services. Click here for details about our services! 

No, you do not need a doctor's referral to schedule a session with Revive Performance! You can book your appointment directly, with no preauthorization hassle.

Sports medicine services can be beneficial to ALL individuals, regardless of activity level. From elite athletes, to recreational competitors, to moderately active adults who are looking to regain mobility in their daily activities. If you experience any level of chronic or acute pain, Revive can help! 

Revive Performance does not directly bill insurance... here's how that benefits YOU! 

Insurance often restricts what we can treat, how long we can treat it, and how we document progress. By working directly with you, we can:

• Focus fully on your performance and recovery
• Combine medical and proven, holistic treatments to speed up your recovery
• Customize every session to your personal goals
• Spend more one-on-one time per client, beyond the allowable insurance billing times
• Eliminate the frustrating process of referrals and prior authorizations
• Design your rehab program to the length that best suits you, avoiding insurance limits.
   

This approach leads to faster results and less red tape. We’re happy to provide a detailed receipt if you'd like to request reimbursement from your insurance.

Our healthcare providers at Revive Performance have extensive education and training in all services provided. They hold degrees from accredited universities and are fully licensed and certified. Click here to get more information about our primary provider, Ryan Clark. 

 Personal Training focuses on general fitness, strength building, and performance enhancement. Personal trainers design workout programs to help clients meet goals like weight loss, muscle gain, or improved endurance. While they may have certifications in exercise science, they are not licensed to treat injuries or medical conditions.

Physical Therapy is a clinical practice aimed at diagnosing and treating injuries, chronic conditions, or post-surgical recovery. Physical therapists often work in hospitals or clinics and follow medical referrals, helping patients restore function over a longer-term rehab process.

Athletic Training bridges the gap between fitness and healthcare. Certified Athletic Trainers (ATs) are healthcare professionals who specialize in injury prevention, emergency care, diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation—particularly in active individuals and athletes. What sets athletic training apart is its hands-on, real-time approach: ATs are on the field, in the gym, or at events, providing immediate care, managing recovery, and helping clients return to peak performance safely and efficiently.

 Some of the unique benefits of working with an athletic trainer include

• Holistic Approach to Performance and Health: ATs combine injury prevention, treatment, rehabilitation, and performance enhancement into a single, integrated plan. This full-spectrum care is something most other providers (like PTs or doctors) handle in separate stages or departments.A certified Athletic Trainer can help blend strength training with nutritional and medical knowledge to help you recover quickly, without the red tape.
   
• Deep Expertise in Musculoskeletal and Sports Injuries: Athletic trainers are specifically trained in movement patterns, biomechanics, and soft-tissue injuries, making them ideal for managing sports-related issues.Their hands-on experience with athletes gives them insights into subtle dysfunctions that may be missed in other clinical settings. They make quick decisions that can prevent minor injuries from becoming major ones.
   
• Cost-Effective Care: Because they prevent injuries and manage them early, ATs reduce the need for expensive imaging, medications, or surgical interventions.They also help decrease downtime from work, school, or sports.
   
• Quick Referral and Collaboration: Athletic trainers are trained to recognize when an issue is beyond their scope and coordinate care quickly with physicians, PTs, or specialists. This ensures athletes get the right care at the right time—without unnecessary delays.
   
• Focus on Prevention: Unlike many healthcare providers who treat after injury, ATs are proactive, using movement screens, prehab programs, and education to prevent injuries before they happen.

Athletic trainers don’t just treat injuries—they prevent them, manage them, and optimize performance from day one. Whether you’re a competitive athlete or someone who just wants to move and feel better, an athletic trainer is uniquely equipped to keep you in the game and performing at your best.