Our skilled therapists will perform a simple analysis of your golf swing to address any underlying issues leading to your injury. The therapy will focus on the specific aspects of your swing and injury to get you back on the course without re-injury. Your golf recovery will include:

• Flexibility
• Balance
• Core strength
• Coordination
• Functional strength

Myofascia is the connective tissue that surrounds your muscles and bones. The tissue is very strong and flexible, but can often develop restrictions, limiting movement. Myofascial treatment focuses on relieving pain by reducing tightness and restriction in the myofascial. It also helps eliminate trigger points in the muscle the myofascial surrounds.

Orthopedic physical therapy focuses on the evaluation and treatment of muscles, bones, tendons, ligaments and joints. Our clinic treats conditions like:

• Plantar fasciitis
• Hip bursitis
• Knee instability
• Stenosis
• Disc herniations

Therapy generally includes strengthening, flexibility, modalities, and manual/hands on treatment.

The success of surgery greatly depends on the post-operative care. Some of the benefits of therapy following surgery include:

• Improved mobility
• Improved circulation
• Pain reduction
• Better muscle strength
• Improved balance
• Strengthened core

Even though surgery is a stressful time for everyone, having a personalized therapy plan will greatly help the healing and recovery process.

Sports medicine can help you overcome injuries such as:

• Ankle sprains
• Runner’s knee
• Golfer’s elbow
• Shin splints
• Shoulder tendonitis

It also includes post-operative therapy for ACL reconstruction, rotator cuff repairs and meniscus surgeries. Our therapists work with all levels of athletes, from the casual golfer to the high-level competitive athlete. The therapy evaluates and treats the root cause of dysfunction, helping return you to whatever activity you enjoy without re-injury.

Physical therapy is an integral part of the recovery process after joint replacement. This includes:

• Total knee replacements
• Total hip replacements
• Total shoulder replacements
• Ankle replacements
• CMC (thumb) replacements

Therapy after a joint replacement is aimed at restoring your normal strength, range of motion and function after the surgery. You may have some therapy sessions before surgery to help you learn the exercises you will be performing, learn to use an assistive device for walking and discuss any precautions you may have to take after the surgery.

Vestibular rehabilitation helps the patient improve symptoms of dizziness, unsteadiness or poor balance. Other symptoms may include:

• Lightheadedness
• Spinning
• Floating
• Fullness of the ear
• Whirling

Our skilled therapy team will evaluate your balance, gait, vision, neck and positional tolerance to determine the cause of the symptoms and apply the correct treatment to restore your normal function.

We work with your case manager, adjustor and doctor to help coordinate the best possible care to return you back to work. Physical therapy will initially focus on acute injury while progressing you back to work related and functional tasks. This may include a Functional Capacity Evaluation, work conditioning program, specific work ergonomic training and a job-site analysis.