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How Will Injury Rehabilitation Benefit Me?

1. Physical therapy effectively treats injuries and helps to avoid future injuries.

Our physical therapists and functional medicine practitioners are experienced and compassionate about helping others. They have a vast depth of insight on getting you back to activity and keeping you off the sidelines. A physical therapist is an expert in movement, with the ability to identify factors contributing to your injury that you may not have even considered. This may include limitations on your range of motion, motor control impairment, or weakness of the core. When these factors are addressed, your risk of injury significantly decreases.

Our functional medicine specialists are experts at reducing inflammation and maximizing performance. This compliments our physical therapy program but also creates results faster and keeps you more active and energetic longer.

2. Treatment plans are individualized to each patient.

Physical therapists and functional medicine practitioners understand that no two patients are the same – so no two treatment plans should be the same, either. Everyone experiences pain and injury differently, and everyone’s body recovers in different ways. After a thorough physical evaluation, your physical therapist will create a treatment plan based on your type of injury, stage of recovery, personal goals, and any underlying conditions. Our functional medicine practitioners are standing by to help you if you need that extra edge to perform at your highest potential.

Your treatment plan will follow detailed steps all leading to your end goal. For example, in the beginning stages of your recovery, your treatments will be focused on pain relief, inflammation reduction, and tissue healing. Once the pain is alleviated, you’ll move on to the next part of your treatment plan, focusing on restoring your strength, balance, endurance, and range of motion, in addition to activating your central nervous system.

If you were referred by a doctor or surgeon, your physical therapist will also take into account any special instructions you may have been given regarding physical activity. Your physical therapist and functional medicine practitioner will work closely with anyone else involved in the medical treatment and rehabilitation of your sports injury.

3. Physical therapy can help you avoid potentially harmful drugs or invasive surgeries.

Your physical therapist will create a treatment plan for you, based on your individual needs. Physical therapy is a natural and holistic approach to healing, including services such as:

Physical therapy and functional medicine has been proven to be successful in treating both acute and chronic injuries, such as ligament sprains, muscle strains, plantar fasciitis, bursitis, tendinitis, less than optimal hormone balance and more. Your physical therapist and functional medicine practitioner will educate you every step of the way. Your partnership with our practitioners will help you reach your health goals, allowing you to be engaged and active in your rehabilitation.