specialty services.

What: Active Release Techniques (A.R.T.) is a manual therapy method that involves the therapist using their hands to apply specific tension to an area while the patient performs movements. This technique targets the soft tissues, including muscles, tendons, ligaments, fascia, and nerves, to break down scar tissue, improve blood flow, and restore proper movement.

Treatment For: Treating soft tissue injuries and conditions, reducing pain and inflammation, enhancing range of motion and flexibility, accelerating recovery from overuse injuries, and improving athletic performance by optimizing tissue health.

What: The AlterG Anti-Gravity Treadmill is a revolutionary treadmill that uses Differential Air Pressure technology to reduce the impact of body weight on the lower extremities. This allows patients to walk or run with less stress on their joints and muscles.

Treatment For: Rehabilitation after lower extremity injuries or surgeries, improving mobility in individuals with arthritis, reducing pain and impact during exercise, and enhancing athletic performance.

What: Aquatic Therapy involves performing physical therapy exercises in a pool. The buoyancy of water reduces stress on joints and muscles, while providing resistance for strengthening exercises.

Treatment For: Reducing pain and improving mobility in arthritis patients, enhancing post-surgical rehabilitation, managing chronic pain conditions, and increasing strength and flexibility.

What: Blood Flow Restriction (BFR) Therapy is an innovative treatment technique that involves the application of a specialized tourniquet system to partially restrict blood flow to the limbs. By doing this, patients can exercise at lower intensities while still achieving significant gains in muscle strength and size.

Treatment For: Enhancing muscle strength and growth, improving endurance and aerobic capacity, aid in post-surgical rehabilitation, accelerate recovery from injuries, and assist individuals who cannot tolerate heavy weightlifting due to pain or other limitations.

What: Gait Analysis and Training involves the assessment and correction of walking and running patterns to improve movement efficiency and reduce the risk of injury.

Treatment For: Identifying and correcting abnormal gait patterns, recovering from lower extremity injuries, enhancing athletic performance, and preventing future injuries.

What: The Graston Technique and Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization (IASTM) uses specialized tools to detect and treat areas of soft tissue restriction and scar tissue, similar to a deep-tissue massage with handheld instruments.

Treatment For: Breaking down scar tissue and fascial restrictions, treating chronic inflammation or acute injuries, improving range of motion, and reducing pain, and accelerating recovery from soft tissue injuries.

What: Injury Prevention programs are tailored exercise and education plans designed to reduce the risk of injuries in athletes and active individuals.

Treatment For: Reducing the likelihood of sports-related injuries, improving strength, flexibility, and coordination, educating on proper techniques and body mechanics, and enhancing overall physical performance.

What: Kinesio Taping is a therapeutic taping method that provides support and stability to muscles and joints without restricting the body’s range of motion.

Treatment For: Reducing pain and inflammation, improving circulation, supporting muscles during movement, enhancing athletic performance, and promoting natural healing.

What: LSVT BIG Treatment (Lee Silverman Voice/BIG Treatment) is a specialized physical therapy program for individuals with Parkinson’s disease, focusing on large amplitude movements to improve motor function as the disease progresses.

Treatment For: Enhancing motor skills and movement amplitude, improving balance and gait, reducing the risk of falls, increasing overall physical activity.

What: The McKenzie Method is a comprehensive approach to spinal assessment and treatment that emphasizes self-treatment and exercises to alleviate back, neck, and extremity pain.

Treatment For: Managing chronic and acute spinal pain, reducing the risk of recurrent back pain, improving spinal function and posture, and enhancing self-management of pain.

What: The Mulligan Concept involves the application of mobilizations with movement to restore pain-free movement and improve joint function.

Treatment For: Treating joint pain and stiffness, enhancing range of motion, reducing soft tissue inflammation, and accelerating recovery from joint injuries.

What: The PACER (Progressive Agility and Coordination Exercise Regimen) Program is designed to improve agility, coordination, and overall athletic performance through structured exercises.

Treatment For: Enhancing athletic performance, improving coordination and balance, reducing the risk of sports-related injuries, and increasing strength and agility.

What: Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy focuses on the assessment and treatment of the muscles and tissues of the pelvic floor to improve function and alleviate pain for men and women.

Treatment For: Treating pelvic pain and dysfunction, managing incontinence and pelvic organ prolapse, enhancing postpartum recovery, and improving sexual health.

What: Post-Operative MACI (Matrix-induced Autologous Chondrocyte Implantation) Therapy involves rehabilitation following cartilage repair surgery of the knee using MACI technology.

Treatment For: Enhancing recovery after cartilage repair surgery, restoring joint function and mobility of the knee, reducing post-surgical pain, and swelling, and improving overall joint health.

What: Pre-Operative Preparation involves tailored exercise and education programs designed to optimize physical condition and improve outcomes before surgery.

Treatment For: Enhancing strength and mobility before surgery, reducing surgical complications, improving post-surgical recovery, and educating patients on post-operative care.

What: Return to Sport programs are individualized rehabilitation plans designed to help athletes safely return to their sport following injury or surgery.

Treatment For: Restoring strength, flexibility, and endurance, ensuring safe and effective return to athletic activities, preventing re-injury, and enhancing overall athletic performance.

What: The Schroth Method is a specialized physical therapy approach for scoliosis that uses exercises to improve posture, strength, and spinal alignment.

Treatment For: Managing scoliosis and reducing spinal curvature, improving posture and body awareness, enhancing respiratory function, and reducing pain and discomfort.

What: Titleist TPI (Titleist Performance Institute) Specialists provide golf-specific fitness assessments and training to improve performance and prevent injuries.

Treatment For: Enhancing golf performance, improving strength, flexibility, posture and balance, preventing golf-related injuries, and providing personalized fitness and swing analysis.

What: Vestibular Therapy involves exercises and techniques that provide effective and individualized care to help patients with dizziness, vertigo, balance disorders and other inner ear conditions.

Treatment For: Reducing symptoms of vertigo and dizziness, improving balance and coordination, enhancing overall stability and mobility, and treating vestibular disorders and dysfunction.