Physical Therapy Services
At Healing Therapeutics, one of the many rehabilitative services we provide to our patients is physical therapy. The goal of our physical therapy services is to restore function, promote mobility and improve wellness. Our physical therapists will examine you, evaluate your condition for signs and symptoms that could suggest an impairment or disability, and work with you to develop and implement a course of treatments to get you back to the activities you want or need to do. We work closely to rejuvenate those who have been injured or are suffering from a chronic condition. Our highly-experienced team of PT’s will work to restore vitality to body mechanics, address pain, and will develop a treatment plan that gets you back on track and in control of your life. The right PT can make all the difference in your recovery. When you pay a visit to our clinic, we will take care of everything from diagnosis and treatment, to exercise prescription, and everything else in between.
Occupational Therapy
For many people, physical therapy services and occupational therapy go hand in hand. At Healing Therapeutics, our goal with occupational therapy is to help our clients participate more fully in everyday life. Occupational Therapy is the perfect treatment for people who have suffered a brain injury or stroke to help them regain functionality. This includes muscle movements, completing daily tasks and safely navigating throughout their home. Our occupational therapists work with individuals struggling from these ailments, so they can resume an active lifestyle again. The focus of Occupational Therapy hinges on helping a person achieve independence in their day-to-day life. OT’s help people participate in the things they want and need to do, through help from therapeutic use of everyday activities.
Lymphedema Therapy
Edema is defined as swelling caused by excess fluid trapped in areas of body tissue. This can be due to an inflammatory response after injury or illness or because of deficits in the body’s circulatory system or lymphatic system (lymphedema). The lymphatic system can be described as a subsystem of the circulatory system and plays an important role in maintaining fluid balances, getting fats and waste out of our tissues and organs and also producing immune cells.
PCS Treatment
Concussions are mild forms of traumatic brain injury that all health care providers consider a serious injury and they should be taken very seriously. Concussions are cumulative and can have lasting effects on brain tissue and the chemical balance within the brain, especially if the trauma is sustained on the same part of the head as a previous concussion. The Centers for Disease Control estimates that 1.6 million to 3.8 million people experience concussions during sports and recreational activities annually in the United States. These numbers may be underestimated, as many cases are likely never reported. Concussions may cause physical, cognitive, and behavioral symptoms and may initially go unnoticed. If you know someone that has sustained a head trauma you should recommend, they seek medical attention right away.
Stroke Brain Injury Post-Acute Rehabilitation
Many physical therapy services heavily involve dealing with patients that have suffered a stroke. Cerebral Vascular Disease (CVA) also known as stoke is the leading cause of long-term disability worldwide. Typically, after initial hospitalization of moderate to severe cases of stoke patients will receive rehabilitative therapies in acute-rehabilitation facilities until they are able to return home or are able to adjust their home environment to allow for their safe return to home. This is not where they’re rehabilitative intervention should end as recovery can continue for years after the stroke.
