Physical Therapy for
Northeast El Paso

Why NE Patients Choose Solas PT

Better Care,
One Trip a Week

Northeast has no shortage of insurance-based clinics — 3–5 patients an hour, much of the session handed to an aide, and dry needling rarely on offer. The trade NE patients make is a 20–25 minute run over Transmountain to the Resler Dr exit off I-10 in exchange for a full hour that is entirely one-on-one with Dr. Cisneros. Most courses of care finish in four to six visits, so it is a short run of trips rather than a standing weekly commitment.

North Hills · Mesquite Hills · Castner Heights · Park Foothills · Cooperstown

Northeast El Paso Patients,
Over the Mountain

Northeast patients come from across the 79904, 79924, 79930 and 79934 ZIP codes: North Hills, with its quiet, elevated streets and mountain views up near Transmountain; Mesquite Hills, the newer master-planned neighborhood in the far northeast; Castner Heights, one of the established, family neighborhoods with mid-century and adobe homes; Park Foothills, tucked against the eastern slopes of the Franklin Mountains near Hondo Pass; and Cooperstown. The drive is 20 to 25 minutes at most: over the mountain on Transmountain, or down US-54 to I-10 and off at the Resler exit. The clinic sits at Resler near Mesa, a straight shot from the interstate.

Who makes the drive. Mostly active people who want to get back to it: avid runners, lifters and gym regulars, and mountain bikers and walkers from the trails at Chuck Heinrich Park. Some live in the northeast and work on the west side, so they come straight from work. Retired patients from the northeast come too, often on the weekend.

What they say they could not find nearby. A cash-based option, a full hour one-on-one with the same physical therapist, and an appointment within a day or two without waiting on a referral first. In Texas you can be seen without a physician referral for the first 30 days.

One northeast patient's story. He had been going to a clinic close to home for a stiff, painful shoulder. The visits were exercises only, with no hands-on work and no stretching of the joint, and the shoulder kept getting stiffer. He needed manual therapy as much as he needed strength work. At Solas PT both happen in the same hour.

Any stage, your call. Solas PT sees patients at every stage, from a new injury or the first weeks after surgery to the last phase before returning to sport or the trail.

The Space

Worth the Trip
Over the Mountain

With a 20 to 25 minute drive, every visit has to count. Hands-on work and dry needling happen in a private treatment room, then the same visit moves to a training floor with real strength equipment — for the runners, lifters and mountain bikers who make the trip.

• Rogue power rack and bumper plates — squats, presses and deadlifts at real loads
• Dumbbells, 5 to 50 lb — accessory and single-arm or single-leg work
• Assault bike — conditioning, and a bridge back to the mountain bike
• Curved manual treadmill — running mechanics for avid runners
• Nylon plate-loaded sled — pushes, pulls and drags
• Turf lane — sprints, carries and change of direction
• Plyometric boxes — step-ups, jumping and landing
• Ring rows and landmine press — pulling and overhead pressing scaled to the shoulder
• Agility cones, ladder and hurdles — footwork and return-to-sport drills
• High-quality resistance bands — activation and accessory work
• Open floor on professional rubber flooring
• Private 10 x 10 treatment room — manual therapy and dry needling with full privacy