Rehabilitate: Receive treatments designed to facilitate the process of recovery from injury, illness, or disease to as normal a condition as possible. Restore: Address impairments of ranges of motion, motor control, strength and balance that may be negatively affected by injury and pain. Relearn: You developed your movement capacity during the first years of your life.
No instruction manual. No trainers. For a variety of reasons these skills may erode. While the clock cannot be dialed back, it is never too late to relearn the patterns that help you perform to the best of your abilities.
No instruction manual. No trainers. For a variety of reasons these skills may erode. While the clock cannot be dialed back, it is never too late to relearn the patterns that help you perform to the best of your abilities.
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The key to successful physical therapy is empowering individuals by teaching them how to help themselves.
Before experiencing an injury or painful condition that alters your life, you likely never thought about how you moved.
It's an easy thing to take for granted.
Physical therapists are skilled professionals who have the expertise to help guide you towards the above goal.
In addition, we are experts in identifying potential areas of concern before the onset of pain.
Rehabilitate, restore, and relearn do not have to necessarily go in that order, but rather can be separate points of entry towards improved functional movement.
Before experiencing an injury or painful condition that alters your life, you likely never thought about how you moved.
It's an easy thing to take for granted.
Physical therapists are skilled professionals who have the expertise to help guide you towards the above goal.
In addition, we are experts in identifying potential areas of concern before the onset of pain.
Rehabilitate, restore, and relearn do not have to necessarily go in that order, but rather can be separate points of entry towards improved functional movement.
How often do I go to physical therapy?
The frequency and duration of your physical therapy is based on the results of the initial evaluation and the prescription from your physician.
What should I expect at my first visit?
On your first visit, you will meet with your physical therapist who will evaluate your injury or condition.
Your physical examination will consist of testing your: range of motion, strength, balance, neurological function, inflammation, pain levels, soft tissue and joint integrity, and endurance.
The frequency and duration of your physical therapy is based on the results of the initial evaluation and the prescription from your physician.
What should I expect at my first visit?
On your first visit, you will meet with your physical therapist who will evaluate your injury or condition.
Your physical examination will consist of testing your: range of motion, strength, balance, neurological function, inflammation, pain levels, soft tissue and joint integrity, and endurance.
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