Benefits of Physical Therapy

Physical therapists examine, evaluate and treat people with health conditions resulting from injury or disease.

Physical therapists will help individuals increase and maintain muscle strength and endurance, restore and improve range of motion in joints, increase coordination, increase cardiovascular endurance and decrease muscle and joint pain.

Physical Therapy will help prevent injuries.

Improving posture and balance, building strength and endurance and teaching better work and health practices are some of the ways physical therapy can help improve your life.

Physical therapists know how the musculoskeletal system works; yet recognize that each individual is unique. They can determine an individual's level of fitness and suggest the types of exercises and activities - both sports and daily life activities - that are right for you.

Head, Neck & Spine Rehab

Low Back Pain Sciatica Herniated Disc Whiplash Sprain/Strain Post-Laminectomy

Spine Rehab Post-spinal Fusion Sports-related Injuries Fibromyalgia Arthritis Bell's Palsy and Headaches

Shoulder Rehab

Sprain/Strain Frozen Shoulder Fracture Disclostaion/Subluxation Rotator Cuff Tear/Repair Impingement Bursitis

Tendonitis Sports Rehab Arthritis Degenerative Joint Disease Labral Tears/Repairs

Elbow & Wrist Rehab

Sprain/Strain Tendonitis (Little League Elbow, Tennis Elbow) Fracture

Carpal Tunnel Dislocation Post-op Care

Knee Rehab

Sprain/Strain Torn Meniscus/Post Repair Chondromalacia Tendonitis ACL Sprain/Post Repair Patelliofemoral Syndrome

Arthritis Post-total Joint Replacement Fracture Edema Pre- and Post-op Gait Training MCL Tears

Hip Rehab

Sprain/Strain Bursitis Post-total Hip Replacement Fracture Groin Strain

SI Joint Arthritis Degenerative Joint Disease SI Malalignment

Ankle & Foot Rehab

Sprains Post-op Care Plantar Facistic Post-bunionectomy

Sports Injuries Gait Training Edema Tendonitis

Women's Health

• Pre-natal and Post-partum Exercises
• Back Pain
• Sciactica