Physical Therapy

HomePhysical Therapy

Physical Therapy

We provide physical therapy (PT) that aims to ease pain and help the clients function, move, and live better. It functions as therapy for the preservation, enhancement, or restoration of movement and physical function. PT treats functions impaired or threatened by disease, injury, or disability and utilizes therapeutic exercise, physical modalities (such as massage and electrotherapy), assistive devices, patient education, and training. 

Benefits:

    • Pain relief
    • Movement or ability improvements
    • Injury prevention and recovery
    • Disability or surgery prevention 
    • Rehab for stroke, accidents, injuries, or surgery 
    • Balance training for fall prevention
    • Chronic illness (diabetes, heart disease, or arthritis) management 
    • Post-childbirth recovery
    • Bowel and bladder control
    • Artificial limb adaptation
    • Training for assistive devices (walker or cane) 
    • Splint or brace services

Our Treatment Types:

    • Thermal Therapy
    • Electrical Stimulation Therapy
    • Ultrasound
    • Paraffin Wax
    • Infrared
    • Manual Therapy
    • Muscle Strengthening
    • Endurance Training
    • Posture Correction
    • Fall Prevention Training
    • Cardiovascular Strengthening

PT is covered by Medicare and all other major medical insurances. Each Medicare recipient is allowed to receive 25-30 PT treatments every year. (The actual number of treatments depends on the actual medical needs.)

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