RIDGEWOOD PHYSICAL THERAPY IS open and here to help you with all your physical therapy needs. We can treat you either in the office (we are only doing one-on-one sessions at this time) or using Telehealth from the comfort of your home. There is NO NEED to miss your therapy or be in pain. Simply put, "Telehealth" for physical therapy (or "virtual physical therapy") is an alternative to in-person appointments with your PT during this time.
This digital communication is a convenient and effective option to have an issue evaluated or stay on track with your recovery. Appointments will be conducted via a live video call with your PT (either through your iPhone or computer). The therapist will send you an email with the link or get in touch with you before your session. The time of each session will vary based on the individual but average would be about 30-45 minutes.
A discussion of how you're doing including plenty of motivation and accountability to keep progressing!. Establishing, updating and overseeing therapeutic exercises that will keep you getting stronger.
This digital communication is a convenient and effective option to have an issue evaluated or stay on track with your recovery. Appointments will be conducted via a live video call with your PT (either through your iPhone or computer). The therapist will send you an email with the link or get in touch with you before your session. The time of each session will vary based on the individual but average would be about 30-45 minutes.
A discussion of how you're doing including plenty of motivation and accountability to keep progressing!. Establishing, updating and overseeing therapeutic exercises that will keep you getting stronger.
Services
We at Ridgewood Physical Therapy are committed to providing you with the most complete, comprehensive, and effective treatment to assist in your healing.
Our facility provides individuals with a safe and positive environment in which to perform your therapy.
Our staff is prompt, courteous and knowledgeable.
Our mission is to provide the best care for you while you recover from your injury.
Our facility provides individuals with a safe and positive environment in which to perform your therapy.
Our staff is prompt, courteous and knowledgeable.
Our mission is to provide the best care for you while you recover from your injury.
Through Direct Access, you are able to see a Physical Therapist without a prescription in New Jersey.
Since 2003, under the Public Laws of New Jersey, in most cases a referral will not be required to start your Physical Therapy care.
Now you can have your injuries evaluated and treated immediately by a NJ licensed Physical Therapist.
You may come directly to your Physical Therapist and receive an Evaluation and Treatment for any Musculoskeletal injury.
Your "Professional" Physical Therapists can treat that acute or chronic shoulder, elbow, wrist, hand, neck, back, hip, knee, ankle, or foot injury right now!
Since 2003, under the Public Laws of New Jersey, in most cases a referral will not be required to start your Physical Therapy care.
Now you can have your injuries evaluated and treated immediately by a NJ licensed Physical Therapist.
You may come directly to your Physical Therapist and receive an Evaluation and Treatment for any Musculoskeletal injury.
Your "Professional" Physical Therapists can treat that acute or chronic shoulder, elbow, wrist, hand, neck, back, hip, knee, ankle, or foot injury right now!
Physical therapists examine, evaluate, and treat patients who have conditions that are acute or chronic such as back pain, neck pain, leg pain, shoulder pain, osteoporosis, carpal tunnel syndrome, and countless other conditions affecting an individual's ability to move freely and without pain.
Physical therapists are evidence-based health care professionals who offer cost-effective treatment that helps improve motion and relieve pain.
Highly educated, physical therapists graduating today must have a graduate degree - either a master's or a clinical doctorate from an accredited physical therapy program before taking the national licensure examination that allows them to practice.
Physical therapists are evidence-based health care professionals who offer cost-effective treatment that helps improve motion and relieve pain.
Highly educated, physical therapists graduating today must have a graduate degree - either a master's or a clinical doctorate from an accredited physical therapy program before taking the national licensure examination that allows them to 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.
Mobilization is a slower, more controlled process of articular and soft-tissue stretching intended to improve joint mobility.
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.
Mobilization is a slower, more controlled process of articular and soft-tissue stretching intended to improve joint mobility.
Massage is typically the repetitive rubbing, stripping or kneading of muscle and fascia tissues to facilitate healing.
Rockblading is a form of Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization (IASTM) that can be utilized as manual therpay technique during treatment sessions.
The principles behind the use of RockBlading emphasizes the role of the body's proprioceptive receptors within the skin, fascia, and muscle to encourage appropriate neuromuscular responses.
There are a variety of tools and techniques available for a certified clinician to use on a case-by-case basis with patient or clients, whether the goalie to reduce tissue tension, bring awareness to underachieve muscles, or relax overactive muscle.
The principles behind the use of RockBlading emphasizes the role of the body's proprioceptive receptors within the skin, fascia, and muscle to encourage appropriate neuromuscular responses.
There are a variety of tools and techniques available for a certified clinician to use on a case-by-case basis with patient or clients, whether the goalie to reduce tissue tension, bring awareness to underachieve muscles, or relax overactive muscle.
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