Stroke
and Brain Injury
People who have suffered a brain injury from stroke, surgery or
trauma can have difficulty with coordination, balance, speaking
and understanding what others say. Physical therapy is very effective
when re-learning how to control your muscles. Improving your muscle
control can help improve your standing balance, walking, coordination
and independence.
Post-Surgical
Rehab
Recovering from surgery can be a difficult task. Post-surgical
pain and weakness requires concentrated effort to address. Physical
Therapy works to decrease your pain, while increasing your ability
to do your daily activities. Returning to normal is much faster
and more comfortable with a Physical Therapist helping you.
Sports
Injuries
Injured athletes require a clear understanding of their physical
demands of the sport. Our skilled physical therapists provide
our athletes with specific education about their injury and intensive
rehabilitation training. This speeds their healing and gets them
back into shape quickly and safely.
Sports
Preparation
Interscholastic, intercollegiate and adult athletes who prepare
for their competitions correctly, perform better and suffer fewer
injuries. Pre-season preparation helps identify weak areas and
allows the athlete the chance to address them before they turn
into injuries. Our skilled Physical Therapists perform a thorough
assessment and teach you what to do to be at top form for your
season.
Ergonomic
Rehabilitation
Repetitive strain syndrome is the 2nd most common cause of work-related
injury. Pain is more common in the “office worker”
than in the construction industry. This is due to the cumulative
impact of improper working positions over a long period of time.
Our Physical Therapists are very successful healing your strains,
reducing your pain, and teaching you how to adjust your work to
avoid re-injury.