Rediscover Your Movement Potential
Physical therapy focuses on restoring your mobility and strength.
Physical therapy is all about helping you regain freedom and confidence in your movement. Whether you're recovering from an injury, managing a chronic condition, or looking to enhance your physical performance, physical therapy offers personalized exercises and techniques tailored to your needs. It aims to reduce pain, improve function, and prevent future issues or re-injury, allowing you to enjoy life to the fullest. Embrace a path to better health with a focus on your unique journey.
What Do We Treat?
Women's Pelvic Health
-Pregnancy and post-partum
-Urinary Incontinence: Urge or Stress
-Chronic Pelvic Pain (CPP)
-Painful bladder syndrome (PBS)
Unsure if your difficulties are stemming from your pelvic floor? Click the link below to take a quick pelvic floor survey
General Orthopedics
-Cervical (Neck) pain
-Shoulder pain, tendonitis or rotator cuff pathology
-Post-surgical shoulders
-Lumbar (Low back) pain
-Post-surgical spine
-Hip pain, tendonitis
-Post-surgical hips
-Knee pain, tendonitis, sprains
-Post-surgical knees
-Ankle/foot pain, sprains, plantar fasciitis
-Post-surgical ankles/feet
Physical Therapy
Women's Pelvic Health
Physical Therapy Evaluation
General Orthopedics
Physical Therapy Evaluation
Physical Therapy Follow-Up
Are you a woman experiencing chronic pelvic pain, urinary incontinence, pregnant, post-partum or other pelvic health concerns? Click here to schedule your physical therapy evaluation. Remember to check with your insurance regarding the need for a doctor's referral. For more details, visit our FAQs page.
Welcome to our physical therapy evaluation! This one-hour session is designed to assess your general orthopedic conditions, such as those affecting the shoulder, back, et cetera and to develop a personalized treatment plan. Please remember to verify with your insurance provider if a doctor's referral is necessary. For further details, please visit our FAQs page.
Your physical therapy plan of care will require follow-up appointments to ensure you are able to manage symptoms and meet your health goals. Some of these appointments may be scheduled at the time you make your evaluation and more may be made at the time of that first appointment.