Physical therapy is a non-invasive and direct treatment that helps patients maintain or restore physical function. Physical therapy can be done at any age and is used to treat injuries, aid in the healing process, relieve pain, treat a chronic condition and prevent future injuries. The main goal of physical therapy is to improve both your health and overall quality of life.
Physical therapists will generally conduct an evaluation by physically examining you and looking over your medical history. Using this information, the physical therapist will recommend a treatment plan, recommend a certain number of repeat visits in order to monitor your progress, and provide hands-on support during exercise routines.
Physical therapists will show you how you can avoid injury while working, having fun, or working out.

Those who benefit most from Physical Therapy are individuals who are in need of restoring injured body parts, increasing flexibility, or building strength. We also help improve posture, which if left uncorrected can cause damaging musculoskeletal conditions. Additionally, we help patients who have undergone surgeries and who are in need of therapy to regain optimal physical functionality.

Please bring any records from your previous doctor, a list of your medications, allergies and a list of prior doctors. We also recommend bringing in a list of any questions or concerns you may have. Please make sure that you arrive at least 15 minutes before your scheduled appointment so that you can provide us the necessary paperwork and insurance information to put you in our system. To save time, you can also print the Intake Forms located on our forms page, and bring them completed to your appointment.

The initial visit takes a little longer than the subsequent visits due to the paperwork that you need to fill out, in addition to the completion of the assessment process. Normally, appointments are usually 60 minutes.