Our experts treat injuries and diseases using therapeutic exercise and other hands-on techniques that focus on alleviating pain and improving posture, strength, endurance, balance, coordination and joint mobility.
- Concussion management and neuro rehabilitation
- Dizziness and balance therapy – and vestibular rehabilitation
- Ergonomics (ergonomic assessments)
- Geriatric support
- Industrial rehabilitation
- Wheelchair seating and positioning
In addition to the diagnosis and treatment of a wide variety of conditions, our team offers preventive care, screenings, consultations, assessments, management, counseling and follow-up care.
You may benefit from physical therapy if you need post-operative rehabilitation, have arthritis or joint pain, or experienced a sports injury, such as a concussion, sprain, strain or simply overuse. Whether you’re in a recovery stage or trying to prevent injury, we work with you on individual goals to get you back to activity, sport, function and physical performance. We use evidence-based treatment options and supportive amenities including:
- Individualized exercise plan
- Hand therapy (including splinting)
- Manual therapy (soft tissue and joint mobilization)
- Instrument-assisted soft tissue mobilization (IASTM)
- Stretches
- Blood flow restriction
- Dry needling
- Post-surgical techniques
- Kinesiology taping
- Orthotic care
Pelvic floor physical therapy improves the strength and ability of the muscles that support the bladder, urethra and other pelvic organs. Our physical therapists are specialty trained in helping with pain, incontinence and dysfunction – and provide various treatment approaches to women’s physical health, including:
- Behavior techniques
- Biofeedback
- Bladder diary
- Core stabilization exercises
- Diet education
- Electrical stimulation
- Manual therapy
- Pelvic floor exercises
- Relaxation and breathing techniques
Our team of pediatric therapists treats kids with developmental conditions, and we aim to improve their daily life skills including:
- Dressing, grooming and play
- Feeding and eating
- Fine motor skills such as writing, buttoning and cutting
- Gross motor skills like jumping, kicking, crawling and running
- Sensory processing deficits
- Visual and perception skills
Lymphedema can be caused by cancer treatment, trauma, circulatory issues, infection, obesity and, in more rare cases, it can be hereditary. Regardless of its source, our therapy clinic offers treatment and education to deal with this condition. We even have physical therapists specifically trained in managing lymphedema. Physical therapy treatment options include:
- Manual lymph drainage
- Compression garments
- Home instruction
The temporomandibular joint acts as a sliding hinge that connects your jawbone to your skull. This area can be affected by pain caused by an improper bite, clenching or grinding of the teeth, arthritis, injury, postural dysfunction or other issues. Our therapy clinics offer treatment to help relieve pain, improve mobility and strengthen this and surrounding areas. Therapy options include:
- Strengthening and stretching exercises for the temporomandibular joint
- Manual therapy
- Strengthening exercises for the neck and postural muscles
- Education on the condition, treatment strategies, activity and lifestyle modification
- Your treatment may also include the use of modalities including dry needling and ultrasound
If you or a loved one needs rehabilitation services following a surgery or illness, or for the management of a chronic condition, our occupational therapists will help you improve health and well-being, so you can take part in work and everyday activities. We provide:
- Adaptive equipment
- Hand therapy
- Self-care and home safety skills
- Therapy for upper extremity pain and referred pain
- Vision therapy
Our speech language pathologists evaluate and treat a variety of speech, language, cognitive-communication and swallowing disorders. Speech therapy services are individually designed to help improve:
- Cognition
- Communication
- Swallowing difficulty
- Voice disorders
- Word-finding deficits
