Services

Find the type of physical therapy that fits your needs.

Not sure where to start? Compare the clinic's treatment options, see what each service involves, and contact the team with your questions.

Ask which service may fit
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Physical Therapy & Rehabilitation

Assessment, exercise, and a treatment plan based on your needs and stated goals.

02

Hydrotherapy & Aquatic Rehabilitation

Exercise in water can reduce the load on your joints while you work on movement, strength, and balance.

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Sports & Orthopedic Rehabilitation

Rehabilitation for sprains, strains, and joint or muscle injuries, with a focus on returning to work or sport.

04

Neurological Rehabilitation

Individual rehabilitation for movement, balance, coordination, and day-to-day independence after a neurological condition such as stroke.

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Manual Therapy

Hands-on treatment that may include joint mobilization, soft-tissue techniques, and myofascial release.

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Pain Management

A treatment plan may combine exercise, education, mobility work, and suitable hands-on treatment.

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Post-Surgical Rehabilitation

Rehabilitation based on your recovery stage, with progressive exercise and a focus on returning to daily activity.

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Specialized Therapies

Selected techniques, such as shockwave therapy, dry needling, or cupping, used as part of a wider treatment plan.

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Specialized Therapies

Your therapist may use selected techniques to complement hands-on treatment and exercise when they are appropriate for your needs.

Shockwave therapy

A device delivers pressure waves through the skin to a selected treatment area. It may be considered for some persistent tendon problems as part of a rehabilitation plan.

Read more: Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital

Dry needling

A trained practitioner places fine needles into selected muscle or soft-tissue areas. Your therapist will explain the proposed technique, suitability and risks before treatment.

Read more: University of Kentucky Healthcare

Cupping therapy

Cups create suction on the skin. Evidence for pain relief is limited, and temporary skin marks can occur. Discuss whether this technique is appropriate for your needs with your therapist.

Read more: National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health

Who can benefit

People whose assessment indicates that a selected treatment technique may complement exercise, education or hands-on rehabilitation.

Related conditions

These are concerns you can discuss with the team. Your assessment determines whether this service is suitable.

What treatment may involve

  • Shockwave therapy
  • Dry needling
  • Cupping therapy
  • Heat, cold, ultrasound, or infrared therapy

What to expect

Your therapist will discuss your needs, assess relevant movement and explain the next steps. Techniques and exercises are selected for your individual assessment and goals.

Is this service suitable for me?

Contact the clinic to discuss your concerns. An individual assessment determines which services may be appropriate and whether further medical review is needed.

How many sessions will I need?

The plan depends on your assessment, goals and response to treatment. Session length varies by client. Your therapist will discuss the proposed plan and review your progress.

Conditions We Treat

Explore support for pain, injuries, recovery after surgery and changes in balance or mobility.

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