IINDIVUALIZED TREATMENT AND THERAPY

This type of therapy involves the use of special hands-on techniques to help restore flexibility, increase mobility, reduce pain and recover the coordination of individual or connected joints. Your therapist will work toward activating and improving the overall coordination of your body’s joints, muscles and nerves.

When you come to us for physical therapy, we give you guided instruction in performing exercises to support the healing process due to posture  disorders, following injuries or medical procedures, and to prevent future musculoskeletal problems.

Used to stimulate movement in lymphatic vessels and lymphatic channels, this type of massage is an effective technique reduce swelling and free up blockages in the nodular regions following operations or due to illness (e.g., lymphedema, fibromyalgia).  It is predominately applied as part of the complex decongestive therapy.

This classic form of therapy involves the mechanical manipulation of skin, muscles, connective tissues and fasciae. Your therapist applies stretching movements and pressure to reduce pain and discomfort in the areas massaged, resulting also in improvements in the body’s metabolism

Hot air, fango compresses, hot towels, cold packs, ice massage rollers, or GameReady compression products are among the products available to our patients, according to their individual diagnosis, physician prescription and rehabilitation needs.

These brightly colored tapes provide gentle support and relief for sore muscles.

Using this type of sports tape helps soothe and stabilize joints.

Fasciae are fibrous membranes that cover and separate muscle tissues. The goal of myofascial release treatment is to bring the chain of muscles back into balance. This can be achieved by using special fascia tools like foam rollers. These special techniques can be carried out either by the physical therapist or by the patients themselves.

Structural disorders of the jaw joint and muscles can negatively impact your health and quality of life. Based on your physician’s order and subsequent testing, your therapist identifies the causes for CMD, and applies appropriate techniques to bring the joint and muscles into alignment.