Physical Therapy

Physical therapists are licensed healthcare professionals who examine, diagnose, and treat conditions that can make movement difficult or painful. Physical therapist assistants may work under the direction and supervision of a physical therapist to provide recommended treatments.

Whether recovering from an injury or surgery or managing a chronic condition, patients receive personalized treatment plans designed to improve function and enhance overall quality of life. Patients are encouraged to be active participants in their care. The physical therapist works in partnership with each patient and, when appropriate, their chosen family or support system to develop a treatment plan that meets the individual’s needs and goals.

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Services Include:

Comprehensive Evaluation and Treatment Planning

Comprehensive physical therapy examination and diagnosis

Individualized treatment plans

Referrals to other specialists as needed

Detailed home exercise programs to support long-term recovery and help patients maintain their progress

Treatment of Common Musculoskeletal Conditions

Back and neck pain

Shoulder, elbow, wrist, hip, knee, ankle, and foot pain

Muscle strains, ligament sprains, and tendon injuries

Treatment to Restore Function Following:

Orthopedic surgery or joint replacement

Sports injuries, including injury prevention and return-to-activity

Fractures and other traumatic injuries

Surgery and treatments related to cancer care

Neurological events and conditions such as stroke, traumatic brain injury, and Parkinson’s disease

Preventive and Proactive Services

Balance and fall-prevention assessments and recommendations for training

Strength, flexibility, and endurance testing

Postural assessment and education on injury prevention, body mechanics, and healthy movement strategies

Vestibular rehabilitation, including testing and treatment for dizziness and vertigo

Our Physical Therapy Team

Julie Adams, DPT | Specialties: Physical Therapy