No. Physical therapy clinics are unique and different based on the types of patients seen, philosophies of the clinicians, and experience and skill level of the therapists. You can tell a lot about how therapy is delivered in a facility by how it is set up.
Education is what you receive in school. Wisdom and skill are what you acquire after school. All physical therapists receive a standardized physical therapy education in school to treat multiple diseases and areas of the body. After school we develop areas of expertise and skills in areas of special interest. Most therapists are generalists, but some specialize in pediatrics, geriatrics, hands, neurology, orthopedics, sports medicine, respiratory, cardiology, etc.
