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Physical Therapy Services

We design our physical therapy services just for you. Whatever kind of problem you’re having, come see us for expert help!

We’ve Seen it All.

From auto injuries to getting you ready to return to work, our specialists are capable of treating a wide array of conditions pertaining to nearly all body regions. Some of our areas of expertise are detailed below.

Preferred Provider/ In Network

  • In Network with all major insurance companies.
  • No referral necessary in most cases.
  • We verify all your insurance information
  • Medicare Certified

Our Services

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Neck & Back Injuries

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Deconditioned

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Balance Disorder

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Post Operative

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Sports Injuries

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Auto Injuries

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Geriatics

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Prevention

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Headache

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Jaw Disorders

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Work Conditioning

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Diabetes

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Neuropathy

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Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization

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Concussion Management

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Aquatic Therapy

The Top 5 Diagnosis We See

We see a variety of issues and problems on a daily basis, but there are a
handful of issues that we typically see often and in droves.

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Rotator Cuff Problems/Tears

  • Typical in patients age 50+ which are generally degenerative tears
  • However they can be seen in people as young as 20 which is usually traumatic in nature.
  • Common complaints include the inability to sleep long durations; unable to lay on the painful side.
  • Overhead reaching is very painful and frequent substitution is noted by the neck muscles with increasing neck pain associated.
  • Positive special tests including Drop Arm Sign, Lift Off Test or Lateral Jobe Test!
  • Commonly, pain will onset first followed by gradual reduction in motion and strength with limited function to ensue
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Stenosis/Osteoarthritis/DDD/DJD

  • Usually 50+ years of age
  • X-rays are positive for above findings
  • Pain is worse when leaning backwards, including back pain, leg pain numbness or burning
  • Relieved with bending forward
  • Pain is worse in stand/walking and better with sitting
  • L4-5 is the most common affected level in the lower spine
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Herniated Lumbar Disc

  • Age varies but typically is 35 years old or younger
  • Pain in the lower back and/or down the leg reaching as far as the tip of the toes
  • Pain is better with extending backwards and worse to bend over forward
  • Pain is worse in sitting better in stand or while walking
  • MRI is most common test for HNP
  • Symptoms experienced can include: back pain, leg pain, burning, numbness, tingling, weakness and even drop foot
  • Location of the leg pain depends on which of the 5 Lumbar discs is herniated
  • L4-5 is the most common which goes down the leg into the shin and top of the foot ending at the Big Toe
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Sacroiliac Joint Disease/Pain

  • Age varies greatly for this issue from as young as a teenager up and in to patients upper 80’s
  • Pain is greatest during transitional movements such as getting in or out of the car, rolling or getting in/out of bed
  • Sitting is worse and increases pain
  • Walking or standing for brief durations alleviates pain
  • Pain is common into the groin as well as the hip and thigh region with occasional pain going down the leg
  • No diagnostic test for this problem
  • A well trained PT can diagnose and treat it rather quickly through the use of hands-on PT including mobilizations as well as strengthening and stabilization exercises for the pelvis and core
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Knee Pain/Dysfunction

  • This can include a plethora of issues but the most common in the population from 45-75 is meniscus or cartilage tears as well as Knee osteoarthritis.
  • Common symptoms may include pain, swelling, tenderness, episodes of knee buckling or giving way.
  • Sitting is worse and increases pain
  • Clicking or popping is frequently reported.
  • Typically, if there is no pain or soreness associated with the clicking then we excuse that as a problem
  • However, if it is associated with pain, then that means some structure is being compressed or pinched and it needs to be addressed accordingly