Specialized Care

Orthopedic Rehabilitation

Orthopedic rehabilitation is a necessary step in reestablishing your full motion and strength following an orthopedic surgery or injury. Orthopedic injuries are very common and most people will experience multiple throughout a lifetime.

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Comprehensive Treatment

Personalized Plans

Specific Needs.

Orthopedic rehabilitation treats a large variety of conditions from sports related and non-sports related injuries that affect the muscular and skeletal system.

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Tailored to Severity

Treatment used will depend on the severity of the condition. Your therapist will develop a personalized treatment plan designed for your specific needs, ensuring the most effective path to recovery.

The First Visit

Your physical therapist will evaluate your condition during the first visit to determine your posture, range of motion, and full functioning of the injured area. This comprehensive assessment forms the foundation of your care.

Common Conditions Treated

  • Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
  • Knee & Ankle Sprains
  • Neck & Back Pain
  • Shoulder Tendonitis

Essential Post-Surgery Healing

Orthopedic rehabilitation is often needed post-surgery to help in the healing process. We guide you through recovery step-by-step.

Joint Replacement

Comprehensive care for complete shoulder or knee replacements.

Rotator Cuff

Targeted rehabilitation following complex rotator cuff repairs.

Spinal Fusion

Careful, structured recovery plans for spinal fusion patients.

Proactive Health Guidelines

Preventing Injuries

Orthopedic injuries can be prevented. Some ways to prevent orthopedic injuries are by working in a controlled environment, lifting properly, and exercising.

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Workplace Safety

Every workplace should stress the importance of orthopedic injuries while on the job. Employers should prevent injury by clearing unsafe work areas and guaranteeing the safety of every employee.
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Proper Lifting

You should always bend at your knees to prevent straining your back while lifting. Also, lift close to your body make sure your feet are shoulder-width apart to ensure you are properly balanced.
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Balanced Diet

Always eats a balanced diet and exercise to keep your functioning at your best. You should also be consuming calcium ideally from natural sources, everyday to maintain a healthy.
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Consistent Exercise

The best way to prevent orthopedic injury is to keep to an exercise plan. Remaining active and healthy, daily aerobics and walking, will keep your bones and joints strong and prevent any further damage.