Work Injury

Patient-Centered Treatment

Chronic Pain

Putting You First

Sports Injury

The Tools You Need

Who do we treat?

Nonoperative injuries
Postoperative surgery
Acute and chronic aches and pain like Osteoarthritis and Fibromyalgia
Neurological Disorders such as Parkinson's Disease and CVA
Balance Disorders
Workman's Compensation
Athletes of all ages
Weekend Warriors
Older Adults and children

Services we offer

Traction Therapy

The traction-therapy is all about stretching the spinal column manually. It will reduce the pressure on the discs present in between the vertebrae.

Ultrasound Therapy

This therapy involves the application of Ultrasound waves above that of the range of human hearing in order to treat various types of injuries. The application of Ultrasound Therapy helps in increasing the blood flow of a localized area in order to reduce the swelling and inflammation in that area. It is also used to enhance the healing of a bone fracture.

Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization (IASTM)

IASTM is a type of manual massage therapy commonly known as the Graston Technique, this type of treatment can be beneficial for many people with movement restrictions, tension, and pain.

Cupping Treatment

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Dry Needling

Dry Needling is a safe and effective treatment technique to alleviate pain
and muscular restriction. This method uses a thin needle inserted into the affected muscles, tendons, ligaments or bones to improve recovery time, functional mobility, pain, and muscular/myofascial tension.

Posture Assessment

A postural assessment, also known as a postural analysis or a postural alignment assessment, is an observational assessment that is often carried out as the first step of a full physical assessment.

Heat Therapy

Blood Flow Restriction Therapy

Blood flow restriction therapy is most often used to help patients recover from sports injuries, joint pain or surgery.

Blood flow restriction training can be used for general strengthening, especially in certain populations such as the elderly. This can deliver bigger gains than exercise alone.

It can also help prevent atrophy, and it helps maintain heart health when patients cannot exercise, such as when in a walking boot and prohibited from doing weight-bearing exercise.

Movement Performance Assessments

A component of movement therapy, which consists of the assessment of the “quality” of a movement as it relates to a particular task, with the intent of optimising the movement’s ease and efficiency within a defined space.

Pain Management

Our physical therapists specialize in evaluating and treating chronic and acute pain for all ages, sexes, and activity levels. Pain therapies center around treating the source of your pain and working to improve movement and strength deficits.

Workers Comp Rehab
Personal Injury
Motor Vehicle Accidents

Supporting injured workers with physical therapy and occupational therapy services from the moment an accident occurs.

While you work with one of our licensed therapists, we help keep your case up to date and accurate. Our staff works hard to ensure all communication is concise between you, your employer, case manager, and other members of your healthcare team.

Electrical Stimulation

Electrical muscle stimulation involves sending electrical impulses through the skin. This stimulation may help repair tissue and strengthen muscles.

Kinesiotaping

If you have suffered an injury or illness that causes a problem with your functional mobility or normal activity, you may benefit from the skilled services of a physical therapist to help you return to your previous level of mobility. Your physical therapist may use various exercises and modalities to help treat your specific problem.

Functional Capacity Evaluation

FCE is a set of tests, practices and observations that are combined to determine the ability of the evaluated person to function in a variety of circumstances, most often employment, in an objective manner. Physicians change diagnoses based on FCEs.

Back Pain & Sciatica

The three main causes of low back pain and sciatica are herniated discs, arthritis, and pelvis issues.

Without identifying the correct cause of your pain there is no way to develop the proper treatment plan.

Our physical therapists will find the actual cause of your back pain. The goal of effectively resolving your low back pain or sciatica