What We Do

Sports Injury Rehabilitation

Physical therapy is highly beneficial for sports injury rehabilitation due to its specialized techniques and focus on restoring function and mobility. Physical therapists are trained to assess and treat sports-related injuries, tailoring individualized treatment plans to each athlete's specific needs. They employ a combination of therapeutic exercises, manual therapy, and modalities such as ultrasound or electrical stimulation to promote healing, reduce pain, and improve range of motion. Additionally, physical therapists guide athletes through progressive rehabilitation programs, preventing re-injury and facilitating a safe return to sport. Their expertise in biomechanics and movement analysis ensures athletes receive comprehensive care, enabling them to regain optimal performance and minimize the risk of future injuries.

Back Pain Relief

Physical therapy is highly beneficial for chronic back pain as it offers non-invasive and individualized treatment options to manage and alleviate pain. Physical therapists employ a range of techniques, including therapeutic exercises, manual therapy, and modalities like heat or cold therapy, to reduce pain and improve function. They also educate patients about their condition, provide strategies for self-management, and address the underlying causes of back pain, aiming for long-term relief and improved quality of life. With a holistic approach and collaboration with other healthcare professionals, physical therapy offers a comprehensive solution for chronic back pain.

DRY NEEDLING

Dry needling is an important technique in physical therapy because it can effectively alleviate pain and promote healing by targeting trigger points and muscular tightness. By inserting a thin needle into specific points of the muscle, dry needling can release tension, reduce muscle spasms, and improve blood flow, allowing for improved mobility and function. It can be particularly beneficial for individuals with musculoskeletal conditions such as myofascial pain syndrome, chronic pain, or sports injuries. Dry needling is often used in conjunction with other therapeutic interventions to enhance the effectiveness of physical therapy treatments, helping patients achieve faster and more sustainable recovery outcomes.

Restore Movement and Functionality

Physical therapy plays a crucial role in enhancing functionality and movement by addressing impairments, restoring strength, and improving mobility. Physical therapists assess the individual's condition, identifying limitations and factors contributing to reduced functionality. They then develop personalized treatment plans that may include therapeutic exercises, stretching, manual therapy, and other modalities. These interventions target specific areas of weakness, muscle imbalances, or joint restrictions to improve range of motion, stability, and coordination. Through progressive and tailored rehabilitation, physical therapy aims to optimize muscle function, enhance balance, and restore normal movement patterns. By addressing these underlying issues, physical therapy helps individuals regain their ability to perform daily activities, participate in sports or hobbies, and enjoy an improved quality of life.

Testimonials

  • "Todd and Marty have helped me out with back pain twice over the years and I wouldn't hesitate to go back if needed. Great guys and great staff!"

  • "They have done a great job with my two boys. They worked with my schedule and were very professional."

  • "Todd is awesome! His passion to serve the community is evident in his interaction with clients, plan of care, and hospitality. My first experience was one of excellence and kindness. Both of which are coveted in this day and time. Thankful to have the help of Star for our residents and fellow patients."