Sports Rehabilitation
Get Back in the Game - Stronger, Safer, Faster
Whether you're bouncing back from an injury, surgery, concussion, or persistent pain from your sport or favorite activity, Clarke County Hospital is here to help you move forward with confidence.
Our Sports Rehabilitation Program, offered through our Therapy Services Department, is led by Storm Hoover, DPT, a dedicated expert who’s passionate about helping athletes and active individuals recover fully and return to the activities they love.
Who We Help
From student-athletes to weekend warriors and active adults, we create customized treatment plans tailored to your specific sport, injury and recovery goals.
- Post-injury rehabilitation
- Post-surgical recovery
- Concussions and post-concussion symptoms
- Joint sprains, strains, and instability
- Back and neck pain from lifting or recreational activities
- Headaches or dizziness related to head injuries
Why Choose Us
At Clarke County Hospital, we don’t just treat your injury, we help you understand it and prevent it from happening again. Our evidence-based approach focuses on full recovery, improved performance and long-term wellness.
Take the First Step
Don’t let pain or injury sideline you. A referral from your primary care provider is preferred to get started. Contact Clarke County Hospital Therapy Services at (641) 342-5340 and let us help you get back in the game - stronger than ever.
Meet our Sports Rehab Therapist
Storm Hoover, DPT
“My goal as a physical therapist at Clarke County Hospital is to help my patients see that movement is medicine and my hope is to help them build a positive relationship with exercise.”
Storm is a recent graduate from Des Moines University and a proud Hawkeye Alumnus. He has been at Clarke County Hospital for almost a year. Storm’s interest in physical therapy was sparked by a personal experience; a back injury in high school led him to physical therapy, which not only helped him recover but also got him back to playing sports. This experience alleviated his fears of being limited by his injury and inspired him to help others in the same way.
Storm, his wife Paiton and their two miniature Dachshunds, Duke and Duchess, reside in Des Moines. In his free time, he enjoys lifting, watching football, cooking and skiing. Originally from Fulton, Illinois, a small town along the Mississippi River, Storm was drawn to Clarke County Hospital by the sense of community he felt during his visit and the positive interactions he had with patients.