Physical Therapy

If your ability to move and function has been compromised by injury or disease, physical therapy may be what you need to return to health and normal functioning. Physical therapy is used to treat a variety of conditions, including

• Shoulder and Rotator Cuff Injuries
• Neck and Back Pain
• Joint Pain – elbow, wrist, hand, hips, knees, and feet
• Work-Related Injuries
• Post-Surgical Rehab
• Acute and Chronic Tendonitis
• Auto Accident Injuries
• Sports Injuries

Physical therapy can also be an important part of the care involved in healing both before and after a variety of surgeries and other procedures.

In many cases, physical therapy is an effective, low-cost, low-risk, and non-invasive alternative to surgery. Another advantage of physical therapy, as opposed to surgery and drugs, is that it seeks to address the underlying causes of conditions (poor posture, for example) and to help the patient manage the condition through simple exercises and changes in lifestyle.