Physical therapy

Physical therapy is often prescribed for patients following sports injuries, surgeries, stroke and many other illnesses. We help you improve mobility and strength, restore independence, relieve pain and ensure a safe return to your daily activities.

Senior woman doing exercises with rubber band during house call

Man has his elbow wrapped in a supportive brace.

Personalized, one-on-one therapy sessions

Our physical therapists will work with the individual in a one-on-one environment throughout their course of treatment, gauging their progress and making adjustments as needed to meet individual goals. Any accompanying pain is closely managed to ensure the greatest possible benefit from therapy. In addition, we educate patients on in-home exercises and injury prevention techniques to safely ensure long-term independence even after physical therapy is completed.


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