Physical Therapy

Our licensed physical therapists provide personalized rehabilitation in the comfort of your home, helping you recover from surgery, injury, or manage chronic conditions.

Physical Therapy Services Include:

•   Post-Surgical Rehabilitation- Therapy for joint replacements, orthopedic surgeries, and other post-op recovery needs.

• Fall Risk Assessment & Prevention- Balance training and home safety recommendations to reduce the risk of falls.

•   Strength & Mobility Training- Customized exercises to improve walking, range of motion, and overall strength.

• Gait & Transfer Training- Helping patients safely move from bed to chair, or use walkers, canes, and other mobility devices.

• Pain Management- Non-pharmacologic approaches to reduce pain caused by arthritis, injuries, or chronic conditions.

• Patient & Caregiver Education- Teaching safe movement techniques, exercises, and strategies to promote long-term wellness.

The Physical Therapist will assess:

• Range of Motion and Strength: Evaluating the flexibility and power of your muscles and joints.

• Balance and Coordination: Assessing your ability to maintain stability and control during movements.

• Daily Activities: Observing performance in tasks like walking and climbing stairs.

• Pain Levels and Posture: Identifying discomfort and posture alignment.

Your therapist will create a tailored exercise plan based on your goals and abilities, which may include:

• Stretching and Strength Exercises: Targeting relevant muscle groups to enhance mobility and strength.

• Balance Training: Activities designed to improve stability and prevent falls.

• Mobility and Endurance Activities: Exercises that increase your physical activity levels.

• Fall Prevention Tips: Strategies to minimize the risk of falling.

They will demonstrate each movement and ensure you use the correct form to prevent injuries.

The therapist may examine your home to:

• Recommend Changes: Identifying modifications to reduce fall risks, such as removing tripping hazards.

• Suggest Assistive Devices: Like walkers and grab bars to enhance mobility.

• Help Make Your Home Safer: Ensuring it is easier to navigate.

You will receive guidance on:

• Home Exercise Program: How to perform your exercises between sessions effectively.

• Safe Ways to Move: Strategies for moving within your home without risking injury.

• When to Seek Help: Recognizing when to consult a medical professional for pain or new symptoms.

Education is vital for long-term success and independence.