Specialized Care
Orthopedic Rehab
Orthopedic rehabilitation treats and helps you recover from orthopedic injuries and post-surgical conditions through physical engagement rather than additional surgery or medication. Orthopedic injuries are extremely common — most people will experience multiple orthopedic conditions throughout their lifetime. Orthopedic rehab is a necessary step in restoring full motion and strength after orthopedic surgery or injury, treating a wide range of conditions from sports-related to non-sports-related injuries that affect the muscular and skeletal system. Our expert orthopedic rehab team both on Long Island and in Buffalo, NY, offers hands-on care to help patients heal, restore function, and get back to what they love.
Comprehensive Treatment
Personalized Plans
Specific Needs.
The main role of an orthopedic rehabilitation therapist is to promote quality of life by planning a custom regimen for each patient’s specific injury and recovery needs, without drugs or additional surgery. They also educate patients on ways to prevent future injuries and support long-term musculoskeletal health. At our orthopedic rehab, our staff’s attention to detail and compassion keep patients coming back.
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Tailored to Severity
Treatment used will depend on the severity of the condition. During your first visit, your physical therapist will evaluate your posture, range of motion, and the full function of the injured area—then develop a personalized treatment plan designed for your specific needs, ensuring the most effective path to recovery.
How Physical Therapy Can Help
If you are recovering from an orthopedic injury or surgery, orthopedic rehabilitation can most likely benefit you. This specialized form of physical therapy treats a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions—from strains and sprains to post-surgical recovery—and can be used by people of all ages and backgrounds. Common conditions we treat include carpal tunnel syndrome, knee and ankle sprains, neck and back pain, shoulder tendonitis, and post-surgical recovery from procedures like total shoulder or knee replacement, rotator cuff repair, and spinal fusion. Orthopedic rehab is often the critical link between surgery and full return to daily activity.
Know The Signs
Are you managing an orthopedic injury or condition? Know the signs and symptoms — including persistent pain, limited range of motion, swelling, weakness, stiffness after inactivity, or difficulty performing daily tasks. You can also prevent many orthopedic injuries with proper lifting techniques, a controlled work environment, a balanced diet with adequate calcium, and regular exercise. If you need help with rehabilitation, contact Advance Physical Therapy at one of our four locations.
- Back Pain
- Shoulder Pain
- Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
- Knee & Ankle Sprains
- Neck Pain
- Sports Injuries
- Post-Knee Replacement Recovery
- Post-Shoulder Replacement Recovery
- Sprains, tears, ruptures
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