Physical Rehabilitation
Physical therapy is an exercise program that helps you to improve movement, relieve pain, encourage blood flow for faster healing, and restore your physical function and fitness level. The main aim of physical therapy is to make your daily activities, such as walking, getting in and out of bed and climbing stairs, easier. It can be prescribed as an individual treatment program or combined with other treatments. Physical therapy is usually ordered to help you recover after certain surgeries, injuries and long-term health problems such as arthritis. We start each first visit with a detailed evaluation of your condition and a search for the root cause of your injury or condition. We take ample time with each patient to ensure your recovery and return to your normal level of activity.
Common Pain & Injuries Requiring Physical Rehabilitation
Whiplash and other Motor Vehicle Accident issues
Our experienced staff will work with you to custom-make a program designed to help you recover from an injury and return to the workplace. Our goal is to help you recover as quickly as possible.
Pre and Post Surgery
After your joint replacement surgery, our specialized physical therapy hastens your recovery and return to pain-free movement. We are experienced in handling a number of pre and post orthopedic surgeries including total hip and total knee replacements, fracture repair, arthroscopic procedures for the knee and lumbar and cervical disc surgery. We will work closely with your team of surgeon and physician to ensure your treatment program is uniquely designed for your needs.
Repetitive Strain Injury
Overuse of a single body part can lead to a wide variety of repetitive strain injury ranging from carpal tunnel syndrome to golfer’s shoulder to gamer’s thumb. Workers on assembly line or computer keyboards, athletes and musicians are all prone to this disorder, as well as children and adults who spend an inordinate amount of time playing video games. These painful conditions can impact your joints as well as the muscle, bone, tendon and bursa of the joint.
Chronic Pain
When you live in chronic pain, the strain on you and your family can be tremendous. Your quality of life is impeded, sometimes never to be returned to normal if effective treatment cannot be found. We are experienced working with patients suffering from persistent pain at all levels. We have had success in treatment patients with fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue, as well as those suffering pain from cancer treatments or arthritis.
Physical Rehabilitation
Other conditions we treat include:
– Sacroiliac Pain
– Degenerative Disc Disease
– Spinal Stenosis
– Scoliosis
– Sciatica
– Shoulder Instability/ Dislocation
– Thoracic Outlet Syndrome
– Biceps Tendonitis
– Rotator Cuff Tear/Injury
– IT Band Syndrome
– Osgood-Schlatters Disease
– Sever’s Disease
– Trochanteris Bursitis
– Shin Splints
– Stress Fracture
– Kneecap Pain
– Ankle Sprains
Physical Rehabilitation Process
Surgery, age, and conditions such as arthritis and osteoporosis can cause inflammation and stiffness in your joints and muscles, and restrict your movement. Physiotherapists guide you step by step to stretch certain areas of your body to restore flexibility, and enhance the movement of the joints and muscles.
Specific exercises are designed to make the core (pelvis and lower back) strong enough to support the whole body.
Applying heat or cold treatment on muscles can stimulate blood flow and reduce swelling. Heat treatment helps to reduce joint pain and spasm in the lower back and neck, and loosen muscles. Cooling works best for ankle sprains.
An ultrasound sends high-frequency sound waves over your body and stimulates deep body tissues. Vibrations produced by sound waves help to stimulate blood flow and facilitate the healing process. This procedure can also be used to improve metabolism and enhance the adhesiveness of bones after a fracture.
In this procedure, an electric current is passed through the area that requires treatment. This helps in relieving pain, stimulating muscles and nerves, and expanding blood vessels.
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