Physical Therapy

"Thank you for the professional manner by which you all treated me during my rehab. Each and every one of you made me feel as though I was the only patient you had. The personal concern and empathy certainly helped make an arduous experience, one I would look forward to each week."
M.P. |
"Thank you ALL for everything: helpful, friendly, joyful and always up for a good laugh!"
A.M. |
"God bless you as you help others."
M.P. |
Physical therapists are experts in movement and function, they do not confine their talents to treating people who are ill. A large part of a physical therapist's program is directed at preventing injury, loss of movement, and even surgery. Physical therapists work as consultants in industrial settings to improve the design of the workplace and reduce the risk of workers overusing certain muscles or developing low back pain. They also provide services to athletes at all levels.
Physical Therapists are healthcare professionals licensed by the state and have earned a minimum of a Bachelor's Degree.
Goals of Physical Therapy
- Reduce or alleviate pain.
- Promote healing of injuries or inflammatory conditions.
- Increase or restore range of motion, strength, function and endurance.
- Enhance one's functional capacity.
- Educate on injuries and treatable conditions to prevent injury.
Treatment Methods
- Aquatics
- Electrical Stimulation
- Ice
- Infrared
- Iontophoresis
- Joint Mobilization
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- Moist Heat
- Spinal Traction/Decompression
- Ultrasound
- Whirlpool
- Massage
- Spine Manipulation
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Reference: APTA [Go Back] |