Orthopaedic rehabilitation

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Extremity Joint Rehabilitation
What is Extremity Joint Rehabilitation?

Extremity Joint Rehabilitation is an individual treatment intervention that combines manual therapy, physical agents (thermal, electrical) and appropriate exercises to treat a variety of joint conditions and promote post-surgical recovery. Some examples include:

• Shoulder Impingement/Tendonitis
• Rotator Cuff Repair
• Tennis Elbow/Epicondylitis
• Wrist Fractures/Sprains
• Hip Pain or Fracture
• Knee Strain/Sprain
• Patella Femoral Syndrome
• Anterior Cruciate Ligament Repair
• Ankle Sprain/Strain
• Plantar Fasciitis
• Reconstructive Foot/Ankle Surgery

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​Spine Rehabilitation 
What is Spine Rehabilitation?

​After spine injury or surgery, physical therapy is usually necessary to reduce pain and improve mobility and function. A continuum of care is available at the clinic, including acute therapeutic modalities, manual therapies, aquatics, exercise programs and training to return to daily living activities.