Physical Therapy Procedures

Making your rehabilitation simple with the best diagnosis, physical therapy procedures and easy to use equipment.

Manual Therapy

A physical therapy procedure treatment based on observation of your patterns of motion, range of movement, and possible overcompensating that can be a result of spine or joint misalignment. Customized manual mobilization or manipulation of the joints, soft tissues, and muscle stretching are key techniques for treatment.

Manual Therapy

Customized Exercise Programs

Strengthening, stretching, balance, and endurance exercises are important to physical therapy treatment. If we determine you need balance exercises to combat dizziness or BPPV, there are a wide variety of physical therapy procedures and treatment options to utilize. Our tailored patient plans are built to each persons needs. Are you trying to get back to 100% peak performance for the sports you play? Are you wanting to get back to walking and good mobility after a devastating accident? We have it all covered. We build physical therapy procedures with the most modern and comfortable equipment and highly experienced Doctors and staff to get you back in action on time.

Ultrasound

Is the practice of using sound waves to treat different muscle – tendon conditions and can be used as a heating modality. Our physical therapy procedures utilize ultrasound for treating diagnosed conditions including sprains, tendinitis, and bursitis. Deep heat also increases circulation to the tissues which will decrease pain and aids in the healing process.

Electrical Stimulation

This method of treatment involves the application of electrical current to muscles and nerves using various, safe modes of technology. This physical therapy procedure greatly benefits those experiencing muscle spasms, atrophy, and range of motion issues. People who have low back pain, tendinitis or bursitis also may feel relief from electrical stimulation treatment.

Cervical (neck) and lumbar traction

The neck area is extremely important to overall posture. Cervical traction concentrates on the vertebrae of your neck. Using various physical therapy procedures, the neck is lightly stretched to reduce pain and pressure. The lumbar vertebrae area is the lower back region of the spine. Those who may benefit from lumbar traction are people who experience leg or back pain. With lumbar traction, stretching and manual manipulation are used to free space between the vertebrae, resulting in a reduction of pain and pressure in the lower back.

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