Assists to reduce pain and/or restore mobility using exercises, manual
therapy, and various treatment methods developed by licensed physical
therapists.
Assists to re-train patients in everyday activities such as dressing, bathing,
and eating. The occupational therapist focuses on restoring these vital
activities of daily living so that patients gain greater independence
and self-reliance.
Assists to improve speech, language, cognition, and voice challenges caused
by illness or injury that may have affected expression, comprehension,
hearing, sound production, and articulation. Difficulties with swallowing
may also occur due to stroke, cancer treatments, or Parkinson’s disease.
Orthopedic therapy focuses on injuries and conditions affecting the musculoskeletal
system, which includes tendons, muscles, bones, joints, and ligaments.
This may include strengthening and stretching exercises as well as balance
work and joint mobilization. Orthopedic therapy may also treat patients
who have recently undergone orthopedic surgery.
This type of physical therapy emphasizes rehabilitation and performance
enhancement. Sports physical therapists also work with athletes in the
area of injury prevention.
Pain affects each person differently. In some cases, acute or chronic pain
can lead to decreased activity levels, job loss, or financial difficulties,
as well as anxiety, depression, and disability.
Our hands are a very important tool and the smallest impairment or injury
will alter how they are able to function. If you are suffering from hand-related
pain or weakness, we are here to help.
Our certified hand therapists will design a patient-specific program that
will help meet your hand therapy needs. This can include home exercise
programs, management of acute or chronic pain, preventive or non-operative
treatments, and more.
Many men & women suffer needlessly and often silently from disorders
caused by pregnancy, disease, musculoskeletal injury, and surgery, or
an unknown etiology. With treatment, you will come to know comfort and
relief from the problems you may face.
Some therapies combine the use of water and specifically designed activities
by qualified personnel to aid in the extension, restoration, maintenance,
and quality of function for persons with acute, transient or chronic disabilities,
syndromes or diseases
Using a "dry" needle, one without medication or injection, therapists
insert through the skin into areas of the muscle, known as trigger points,
to cause a "release". This treatment relieves pain, headaches,
and migraines
Evidence based, treatment program for individuals with Parkinson’s
Disease. Speech therapists certified in LOUD, follow a specific process
to develop speech and improve vocal loudness, while physical and occupational
therapists certified in BIG follow a specific process to improve and addresses
movement impairments
Within one to three visits prior to your joint replacement surgery, a physical
therapist will provide a physical evaluation, home safety instruction,
standardized functional assessment, and strengthening exercises. The goal
is to provide a clear foundation and pathway for an optimal post-op functional
outcome. Post-surgical rehab will involve strengthening and mobility of
your new joint
Using technology developed by NASA, this treadmill provides precise unweighting
to reduce the impact on lower extremities while walking or running.
SwimEx Pool
Heated, unweight bearing environment, ideal for pain management and injury
rehab. This specialty pool generates it own current to provide resistance
while performing exercises.
Biodex S4
Records functional and performance data for upper and lower extremities.
Game Ready®
Anatomically designed and specialized wraps, to provide hot and cold therapy.
VitalStim®
Provides electrical stimulation to assist in swallowing strengthening and function.
MedBridge Patient Exercise Portal
In order to recover faster, your therapist will design a customized, home
exercise program specifically for you! This can be easily accessed on
your computer or smart phone.
Follow along with timed video demonstrations of your exercises
Stay motivated with daily reminders
Track your progress by viewing your exercise log
SOZO®
Providers certified in Lymphedema treatment use SOZO® to detect the
presence of Lymphedema 10 months sooner than previous methods. Early detection
allows patients to minimize the impact of this condition.
To get a measurement with SOZO®, patients take off their shoes and
socks, and place hands and feet on the designated areas of the machine
for 30 seconds. Once the measurement is complete, your therapist will
discuss your results with you and tailor a treatment plan to fit your
needs. This is a simple and painless method of detecting lymphedema and
monitoring progress.
Men and women who have cancer, lymph nodes removed during surgery, radiation
treatment, or an infection are at risk for lymphedema and would benefit
from a SOZO® screening.
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