Cawley Physical Therapy is committed to providing each patient with the most personal, comprehensive, and individualized skilled physical therapy services. Our physical therapists in NEPA treat all types of orthopedic-related conditions and are trained in treating neurological issues with balance, walking, headaches, and jaw-related disorders. Cawley Physical Therapy offers individualized rehab programs that are tailored to your specific problem.
We treat the cause, not the symptoms. Our doctors provide one-on-one care, and 90% of our patients experience successful outcomes from treatment. We understand that every person may require different treatment, even when they approach us with the same symptoms. Our team is experienced in identifying the causes of back pain, vertigo and balance disorders, fall risk assessments, knee and shoulder pain disorders.
Head to toe; we got you covered! Get back to a pain-free life of enjoying time with family and friends. Enjoy playing with grandchildren, not focusing on pain or falling.
We treat the cause, not the symptoms. Our doctors provide one-on-one care, and 90% of our patients experience successful outcomes from treatment. We understand that every person may require different treatment, even when they approach us with the same symptoms. Our team is experienced in identifying the causes of back pain, vertigo and balance disorders, fall risk assessments, knee and shoulder pain disorders.
Head to toe; we got you covered! Get back to a pain-free life of enjoying time with family and friends. Enjoy playing with grandchildren, not focusing on pain or falling.
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Cawley Physical Therapy & Rehabilitation is a family owned and operated business, started in 2003 by Courtney E. and Frank J. Cawley MPT.
Courtney received her B.S. degree in Sociology and Psychology from Cedar Crest College in Allentown, PA.
Frank received his B.S. in Biology from East Stroudsburg University in 1996 then went on to receive his masters in Physical Therapy from Hahnemann University in Philadelphia, PA in 1999.
Frank and the team of Doctors are Direct Access care providers for Physical Therapy and can accept patients without a direct referral from your doctor.
Courtney received her B.S. degree in Sociology and Psychology from Cedar Crest College in Allentown, PA.
Frank received his B.S. in Biology from East Stroudsburg University in 1996 then went on to receive his masters in Physical Therapy from Hahnemann University in Philadelphia, PA in 1999.
Frank and the team of Doctors are Direct Access care providers for Physical Therapy and can accept patients without a direct referral from your doctor.
From auto injuries to getting you ready to return to work, our specialists are capable of treating a wide array of conditions pertaining to nearly all body regions.
Some of our areas of expertise are detailed below.
Common complaints include the inability to sleep long durations; unable to lay on the painful side.
Overhead reaching is very painful and frequent substitution is noted by the neck muscles with increasing neck pain associated.
Commonly, pain will onset first followed by gradual reduction in motion and strength with limited function to ensue.
Some of our areas of expertise are detailed below.
Common complaints include the inability to sleep long durations; unable to lay on the painful side.
Overhead reaching is very painful and frequent substitution is noted by the neck muscles with increasing neck pain associated.
Commonly, pain will onset first followed by gradual reduction in motion and strength with limited function to ensue.
Car accidents cause a great deal of destruction in a matter of seconds.
When you are least expecting it, another motorist can slam into your vehicle and injure you, sometimes badly.
After you have sought emergency medical attention, you might be left with lingering injuries that cause you great pain and discomfort in your daily life.
While the accident itself is now far behind you, your physical struggle might remain.
This is where Cawley Physical Therapy & Rehabilitation can help.
We have been here to answer the calls of thousands of people who need auto injury rehabilitation in NEPA.
When you are least expecting it, another motorist can slam into your vehicle and injure you, sometimes badly.
After you have sought emergency medical attention, you might be left with lingering injuries that cause you great pain and discomfort in your daily life.
While the accident itself is now far behind you, your physical struggle might remain.
This is where Cawley Physical Therapy & Rehabilitation can help.
We have been here to answer the calls of thousands of people who need auto injury rehabilitation in NEPA.
Work injuries can be especially troublesome for people when all they want to do is return to work and get back to normal.
However, as we know at Cawley Physical Therapy & Rehabilitation, trying to get right back to work before an injury has fully healed will likely make things worse.
If you want to maximize your potential for continuing to be productive in the future, then we strongly recommend seeking work injury physical therapy as soon as possible after getting hurt.
That last point is important.
However, as we know at Cawley Physical Therapy & Rehabilitation, trying to get right back to work before an injury has fully healed will likely make things worse.
If you want to maximize your potential for continuing to be productive in the future, then we strongly recommend seeking work injury physical therapy as soon as possible after getting hurt.
That last point is important.
Everyone expects some recovery time following surgery.
Depending on how invasive the procedure was, you might be facing several months of soreness, weakness, and the inability to do all the things you once did.
Those activities could include even walking, standing, or sitting.
Those kinds of handicaps after surgery are no surprise.
One form of recovery that can help you to get stronger faster is post-operative physical therapy.
The kinds of exercises a physical therapist would have you complete can strengthen your muscles and joints and allow you to regain your flexibility and mobility faster than if you did no exercises at all.
Depending on how invasive the procedure was, you might be facing several months of soreness, weakness, and the inability to do all the things you once did.
Those activities could include even walking, standing, or sitting.
Those kinds of handicaps after surgery are no surprise.
One form of recovery that can help you to get stronger faster is post-operative physical therapy.
The kinds of exercises a physical therapist would have you complete can strengthen your muscles and joints and allow you to regain your flexibility and mobility faster than if you did no exercises at all.
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