Physical therapy helps prevent injury before it happens
Our team uses a variety of techniques to help you avoid injuries - especially in athletic, post-rehabilitation and occupational settings. Here are some common techniques and treatments:
Strength training
Flexibility and mobility work
Gait and movement analysis
Neuromuscular re-education
Biometrics and posture correction
Patient education
Recovery and soft tissue care
Sport or task specific re-conditioning
Blood flow restriction therapy
Exercise plans
Kinesio taping
These services are designed to aid recovery from pain, injury, stroke, illness, surgery, and other physical setbacks. Services vary by location, please call ahead to confirm.
Our injury prevention services
Comprehensive injury prevention
Using leading-edge research, we provide targeted injury prevention treatments for individuals at risk for:
- Anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injuries
- Hamstring and groin injuries
- Ankle sprains
Our team evaluates your specific risk factors and designs a customized plan to minimize potential injuries and keep you moving safely.
Kinesio taping method
This advanced technique provides:
- Support and stability for muscles and joints
- Maintenance of full range of motion during activity
Our certified physical therapists use the kinesio taping method to help prevent injuries and promote optimal performance during physical activity.
Functional movement screening
Our team will:
- Identify your injury risks with precision
- Develop tailored, preventative exercise plans to address areas of concern
Our therapists are certified in both functional movement screening and selective functional movement assessment, enabling them to create corrective, injury prevention strategies for individuals, sports teams and organizations alike.
Pre-joint replacement therapy program
Preparing for joint replacement surgery? Our "Prehab" program is designed to physically and mentally prepare patients for post-operative recovery and improve surgical outcomes by optimizing strength, mobility and conditioning. Prehab typically begins six weeks before surgery and is available for individuals and groups.