Physical Therapy
Physical therapy (PT) is a type of rehabilitative health designed to help patients regain or improve their physical abilities using specific exercises and equipment.
A physical therapist cares for patients in all phases of healing, from initial diagnosis through the restorative and preventive stages of recovery. Physical therapy at times is a standalone option, or it may support other treatments. Patients may train with a physical therapist using exercises that they can do at home, helping them to function more effectively.
Come see our traction table in action!
Traction provides clinically-proven pain treatment that gets to the root of Cervical and Lumbar Pain, allowing clinicians to mimic the feel and effectiveness of hands-on treatment using fully programmable pull patterns.
Restores function by mobilizing the muscles, ligaments and joints decompressing the nerve roots and distracting intervertebral discs
Reduces Disc Pressure
Relieves Nerve Root Compression
Improves Blood Flow
Relaxes Muscles
Restore Confidence
Spending one-on-one time with a physical therapist can build your level of functioning, which in turn, can help you regain confidence in your ability to move without pain, restore assurance in your balance and restore stamina so you can accomplish what you set out to do. Physical therapy is focused on manipulating your body in order to achieve results, but as your body changes and progresses, your trust will be restored in your own abilities, allowing you to get back to doing the things you love to do.
Physical Therapy - Athletes
A sports therapist can help an athlete to maximize their performance through strengthening specific parts of the body and using muscles in new ways, allowing for an upper hand on the court or field.
The McKenzie Method® of Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy® (MDT)
This philosophy of active patient involvement is trusted and used by clinicians globally for the assessment, treatment, education and empowerment of patients with back, neck and extremities disorders.
Ways You Can Benefit from Physical Therapy
Reduce or eliminate pain; avoid opioid pain medication
Avoid surgery
Improve mobility
Recover from a stroke
Recover from or prevent sports injuries
Improve balance and reduce fall risk
Manage diabetes and vascular conditions
Manage age-related issues
Manage heart and lung disease.
Manage women’s health conditions