Many of our physical therapists are residency or fellowship trained, board certified specialists that are dedicated to providing personalized care to each patient. For every visit with us, you can expect to be seen one-on-one by a licensed physical therapist for a full hour. With convenient locations, we are happy to serve you no matter where you are in the Greater Baltimore Region.
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Our Mission is to enhance the physical health, quality of life and wellness of our patients within the Greater Baltimore region.
Our practice is guided by a compassion for those in need and suffering, a commitment to clinical excellence, and a dedication to lifelong learning.
When you choose Physical Therapy First in Baltimore, Maryland for rehabilitation, you will first be thoroughly evaluated to determine the underlying dysfunctions causing your symptoms and limitations.
By accurately determining the impairment, your physical therapist will then be able to develop a plan of care to address the dysfunction, facilitate pain-free functioning, promote independence with activity, design a home exercise program and prevent re-injury.
Our practice is guided by a compassion for those in need and suffering, a commitment to clinical excellence, and a dedication to lifelong learning.
When you choose Physical Therapy First in Baltimore, Maryland for rehabilitation, you will first be thoroughly evaluated to determine the underlying dysfunctions causing your symptoms and limitations.
By accurately determining the impairment, your physical therapist will then be able to develop a plan of care to address the dysfunction, facilitate pain-free functioning, promote independence with activity, design a home exercise program and prevent re-injury.
Physical Therapy First's goal is to help patients reach their maximum rehabilitation potential for a safe return to activities necessary for home, work, sports and/or recreation.
Our physical therapists utilize a wide range of modern rehabilitative equipment, physical agents, and modalities.
Many of our patients benefit from the use of resistance machines, free weights and cardiovascular equipment available at our 3 convenient locations and the Spine Center.
Physical Therapy First is dedicated to providing the highest quality of rehabilitative care.
Our physical therapists utilize a wide range of modern rehabilitative equipment, physical agents, and modalities.
Many of our patients benefit from the use of resistance machines, free weights and cardiovascular equipment available at our 3 convenient locations and the Spine Center.
Physical Therapy First is dedicated to providing the highest quality of rehabilitative care.
Lauren is responsible for maintaining relations with our referring physicians and other healthcare providers at local hospitals.
These ongoing communications between healthcare providers are critical to ensuring quality care and optimal outcomes.
Lauren's duties also include recruiting experienced and skilled physical therapists, general staffing, and managing promotional efforts.
Lauren received her Bachelor of Science degree in Mass Communication from Towson University where she played Varsity Lacrosse and Field Hockey.
These ongoing communications between healthcare providers are critical to ensuring quality care and optimal outcomes.
Lauren's duties also include recruiting experienced and skilled physical therapists, general staffing, and managing promotional efforts.
Lauren received her Bachelor of Science degree in Mass Communication from Towson University where she played Varsity Lacrosse and Field Hockey.
Physical therapists at Physical Therapy First have advanced credentials in the technique of dry needling.
Dry needling is a treatment in which a solid filament needle is inserted into the skin and muscle directly at a myofascial trigger point.
A myofascial trigger point consists of multiple contraction knots, which are related to the production and maintenance of the pain cycle.
There are many similarities and differences between dry needling and acupuncture.
Licensed physical therapists in a growing number of states can use dry needling under the scope of their practice.
Dry needling is a treatment in which a solid filament needle is inserted into the skin and muscle directly at a myofascial trigger point.
A myofascial trigger point consists of multiple contraction knots, which are related to the production and maintenance of the pain cycle.
There are many similarities and differences between dry needling and acupuncture.
Licensed physical therapists in a growing number of states can use dry needling under the scope of their practice.
Manual therapy is a hands-on treatment by clinicians to treat muscle aches, joint pain, and limited range of motion.
It encompasses a variety of techniques including soft tissue mobilization of muscles, specific joint mobilization, and joint manipulation.
2. Mobilization is a slower, more controlled process of articular and soft-tissue stretching intended to improve joint mobility.
3. Massage is typically the repetitive rubbing, stripping or kneading of muscle and fascia tissues to facilitate healing.
It encompasses a variety of techniques including soft tissue mobilization of muscles, specific joint mobilization, and joint manipulation.
2. Mobilization is a slower, more controlled process of articular and soft-tissue stretching intended to improve joint mobility.
3. Massage is typically the repetitive rubbing, stripping or kneading of muscle and fascia tissues to facilitate healing.
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