Outpatient Physical Therapy  in the
Comfort of Your Own Home

Our Physical Therapists (PTs) are medical professionals who have gone through years of training and are licensed to treat patients. Your PT will not only have you perform exercises but can also help with pain management through use of manual techniques, instruct you on how to approach difficult tasks as well as, provide education on preventative care.

Based on evaluation findings, your physical therapist may work on any number of the following:​

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• Strength/muscle function

• Flexibility/range of motion

• Posture

• Coordination/balance

• Joint and overall mobility

• Neurological function

• Cardiac/pulmonary function

• Skin integrity 

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Once an evaluation has been performed, your therapist will create a plan and work with you to establish goals for your recovery. Those goals may include the reduction of pain, the return of movement, and/or regaining independent daily function.

 

Education is a large part of every therapist’s job. Each therapist, whether it be your PT, OT or SLP; will help you to understand your condition and teach you how to maintain your newly achieved goals through a home exercise program and continued participation in daily activities.