Services

Manual Therapy

Is a treatment approach that involves the application of movement-oriented strategies, integrating exercise and hands-on mobilization and manipulation techniques. It is guided by clinical reasoning, informing the therapist on the appropriate application, dosage, and progression of techniques. These techniques can be delivered passively or actively using specific and integrative treatment approaches, applying therapeutic movement and mechanical stimuli at varying speeds and amplitudes. Manual therapy produces a chain of mechanical and neurophysiological responses, including pain reduction, improved range of motion, modulation of inflammatory mediators, autonomic and neuromuscular responses, and endocrine responses, all of which are influenced by individual contextual factors.

Therapeutic Exercises

Is a planned set of physical movements or activities aimed at preventing impairments of body functions and structures, reducing pain, enhancing physical performance, and promoting overall well-being. These exercises may include various types of conditioning and reconditioning, balance and coordination training, motor and perceptual training, range-of-motion exercises, soft tissue stretching, relaxation exercises, and strength training.

Gait Training

Is a type of physical treatment used to enhance walking. It could be part of a larger physical therapy program to address an injury or a physical condition that hinders or prevents one from walking or walking appropriately. Gait training can benefit persons who have a variety of medical issues or who have suffered physical harm.

Falls prevention Treatment

Is a multimodal strategy to reducing the risk of falling through physical activity. Exercise routines that are effective involve enough intensity to increase muscle strength. Strengthening, flexibility, and dynamic balancing training are examples of activities. Treatment can be given in groups or one-on-one.

Neuromuscular Reeducation

Is a set of treatment techniques used to restore normal nerve and muscle function, such as movement, balance, coordination, diminished kinesthetic awareness, and poor proprioception. Physical therapists utilize neuromuscular re-education to restore natural bodily movement patterns.

Mobile Physical Therapy

Also known as concierge physical therapy, allows PTs to provide one-on-one treatments at the convenience of their patients. Depending on their schedule and the severity of their patient’s condition, they may visit them at home or in the office.

Dry needling

Is a treatment administered by professional, qualified, and registered physical therapists. It is used to treat muscle tissue, with the purpose of reducing discomfort, deactivating trigger points, and restoring function. It is rarely used as a stand-alone procedure. Rather, it is frequently used as part of a broader physical therapy approach that includes other standard physical therapy procedures in treatment. Dry needling can be used to treat a wide range of musculoskeletal problems, including shoulder, neck, heel, hip, and back pain.

Tele-Health Physical Therapy

In tele-health physical therapy, you will work with a professional physical therapist to address your injury and build a recovery plan, exactly like in-person appointments. The difference is that it occurs virtually – in your personal space and wherever you feel at ease.