Providing Pelvic Floor & Orthopedic Physical Therapy to all ages & genders in a healing, supportive environment
Orthopedic Issues
Physical therapy is used to treat individuals of all ages who are experiencing pain, weakness, or mobility issues as a result of injury, illness, or disability. Some of the orthopedic issues that physical therapy can treat include:
Low back pain: Physical therapy can help individuals with low back pain improve their strength, flexibility, and posture, as well as provide pain relief through various modalities.
Neck pain: Physical therapy can help individuals with neck pain improve their range of motion, reduce muscle tension, and improve posture.
Shoulder pain: Physical therapy can help individuals with shoulder pain improve their strength, mobility, and function through exercises and manual therapy.
Knee pain: Physical therapy can help individuals with knee pain improve their strength, flexibility, and balance, as well as reduce pain and inflammation through modalities such as ice and electrical stimulation.
Ankle and foot pain: Physical therapy can help individuals with ankle and foot pain improve their strength, balance, and mobility, as well as provide pain relief through modalities such as ultrasound and manual therapy.
Arthritis: Physical therapy can help individuals with arthritis improve their joint range of motion, strength, and function, as well as reduce pain and inflammation through
modalities such as heat and cold therapy.
Osteoporosis: Physical therapy can help individuals with osteoporosis improve their bone density, strength, and balance through weight-bearing exercises and balance training.
Overall, physical therapy can be an effective treatment option for a wide range of orthopedic issues, helping individuals improve their strength, mobility, and function, and reduce pain and inflammation.