General Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation
Comprehensive Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation: Move Better, Feel Better and Elevate Your Well-Being
What is General Physical Therapy?
Conditions Treated by General Physical Therapy
– Osteoarthritis: Pain and stiffness management, improved joint function, and mobility enhancement.
– Headaches: Treatment for certain types of headaches, particularly those related to muscle tension.
– Post-Surgical Rehabilitation: Recovery and strength-building after surgeries like joint replacements or repairs.
– Shoulder Injuries: Management of conditions like rotator cuff tears, impingement syndrome, and frozen shoulder.
– Others: Low Back Pain, Neck Pain, Postural Problems, Sciatica, Foot and Ankle Injuries, Chronic Pain Conditions, Stroke Recovery, and Fibromyalgia.
Benefits of General Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation
– Injury Recovery: Supports the healing process after injuries or surgeries, helping patients regain strength, function, and return to their normal activities faster.
– Prevention of Future Injuries: By strengthening muscles, improving balance, and educating patients on proper body mechanics, physical therapy reduces the risk of future injuries.
Why Choose Us?
FAQ’s
- What is physical therapy?
- What conditions can physical therapy help with?
- Can physical therapy help me avoid surgery?
- Will physical therapy be painful?
- How long will each physical therapy session last?
- How many sessions will I need?
Physical therapy is a type of healthcare that helps you recover from injuries, manage pain, and improve movement. It uses exercises, stretches, and other techniques to help your body heal and function better.
Physical therapy can help with a wide range of conditions, including back pain, neck pain, sports injuries, arthritis, joint pain, and recovery after surgery. It’s also great for improving balance and preventing falls
In many cases, physical therapy can help reduce pain and improve function, which might help you avoid surgery. However, this depends on your specific condition. Your physical therapist can discuss this with you during your evaluation.
Physical therapy should not be painful, but some exercises and treatments may cause mild discomfort as you work through your injury or condition. Your therapist will work with you to ensure the exercises are manageable and help you improve.
Sessions typically last between 30 to 60 minutes, depending on your specific needs and treatment plan.
The number of sessions you need will depend on your condition and how quickly you progress. Your physical therapist will give you an idea of how many sessions might be necessary during your first visit.
Begin your rehabilitation plan today for a full recovery!
