We initiate exercise and activities early in the recovery process to enhance the repair of damage in the safe matter.

Our work conditioning program starts with an evaluation followed by specific stretches and simulated work activities.

We believe that our job is not done until the athlete/patient has returned to a level of function with which he or she is satisfied.

There are many causes for these symptoms and working with your physical therapist to determine the source of your problem is an important first step.

A fall assessment might be appropriate if a patient has experienced a recent fall or have felt increasingly unsteady on their feet.

The goal of our post surgical rehab is to help our patients take control of their recovery and facilitate early returns to work and daily activities.

Manual therapy can be helpful for the treatment of joints that lack range of motion in certain musculoskeletal conditions.

Extending the spine could provide significant pain relief and allow them to return to their normal daily activities.

Many athletes use MET as a preventative measure to guard against future muscle and joint injury.

Dry needling is also known as intramuscular stimulation (IMS) and trigger point dry needling (TDN). It is a safe, effective and efficient treatment.

We are clinical experts in the evaluation and treatment of spine related conditions.

Cupping is a traditional Chinese medicine practice that involves placing cups on the skin to create suction.

IASTM is a modern manual therapy technique used to treat individuals diagnosed with soft tissue abnormalities.