Physical Therapy for Pain Relief & Rehabilitation
Have you been involved in a motor vehicle accident, hurt at work, or suffered an injury while engaging in a physical activity? Do you need to prepare for an upcoming surgery or rehabilitate after one? Do you have a medical condition that restricts or ability to move or function normally? Have you experienced pain, inflammation, and loss of range of motion? If so, physical therapy may be right for you.
How Physical Therapy Works
Physical Therapy consists of individualized treatment routines rooted in exercise, therapy, and pain management. Manual Therapy is a form of hands-on therapeutic intervention to deal with fascial tension, tissue adhesions, trigger points, scar tissue, muscle tension, and dysfunction. Treatment may include:
- Balance / Gait Training
- Core Training
- Home Exercises
- Neuromuscular Retraining
- Postural Exercises
- Soft Tissue Mobilization (STM)
- Stretching
- Therapeutic Exercises
- Myofascial Release (MFR)
- Dry Needling
The Physical Therapy Session
Chiropractic Company provides the ideal environment for healing your body through physical therapy and chiropractic care.
During your first appointment, we will thoroughly examine your medical history and evaluate your entire body, including posture, biomechanics, range of motion, and joint mobility, to identify the cause of your pain or disability. We will then discuss treatment options and your goals to create a treatment plan for you.
Each following session will build upon each other as per your treatment plan. Most patients will see their physical therapist for multiple sessions, with the total number of visits depending on individual needs, progress, and level of therapy required.
Patient success is typically a result of the patient's commitment to following through with the individualized care plan and making appropriate lifestyle changes with guidance from your Physical Therapist.
Benefits of Physical Therapy
- Reduce or Eliminate Pain
- Avoid Surgery
- Reduce Post-Surgery Recover Times
- Improve Mobility
- Recover From a Stroke
- Manage Age-Related Issues
- Improve Your Balance & Prevent Falls
- Manage Diabetes & Vascular Conditions
- Recover From or Prevent a Sports Injury
- Manage Heart & Lung Disease
- Manage Male and Female Health
- Increase Flexibility
- Improve Range of Motion
- Develop Strength
- Develop Coordination
- Build Endurance
