Our physical therapists are highly trained, compassionate and create the best environment for you to get better. We offer our patients exceptional service so hat their experience with us always exceeds their expectations

 

What To Expect With Your Physical Therapy Sessions

Our physical therapist will perform a full body functional evaluation in order to identify dysfunction that reveals the true source of your problem and what issues or factors may have contributed to it . This evaluation may include mobility and strength assessments, neurological testing, joint mobility assessment, and other computerized nerve and muscle tests.   Based on the results of your examination, and considering your specific needs, a plan of care will be designed. Our treatment techniques are advanced and effective utilizing a "hands on" approach with soft tissue massage, joint mobilization, ultrasound, myofascial release, electrotherapy, cold laser, traction, in addition to a unique, progressive exercise program utilizing Pilates reformer tables and other effective rehab equipment.

We will propose a timeline for you to achieve your goals of restoring maximum functional independence and improving your quality of life. Our Physical Therapists will work with you “one on one” to make sure that you get fast results! OC Back & Body Doctors emphasize patient involvement in the recovery process and believe that home exercise and stretching programs, as well as education regarding posture and ergonomic factors, are important for your recovery process.

 

WHAT WE OFFER: Hands-On Treatments with Licensed Physical Therapists Specialized Strength & Flexibility Programs Pilates Based Core Strengthening (using reformer tables) Post-Operative Rehabilitation Joint Replacement Rehabilitation Sport-Specific Training Extremity Rehabilitation Back & Neck Rehabilitation Gait & Balance Training Custom Made Foot Orthotics

 

CONDITIONS WE TREAT

Spine

Radiating pain into arm or leg (sciatica, radicular pain, neuritis, radiculopathy, etc)

Neck and back pain

Herniated disc and disc-related injuries (annular tear, disc bulge, etc.)

Headaches

Nerve compression

Spinal stenosis

Thoracic Outlet Syndrome

Poor Posture

Instability

Spondylolisthesis

Degenerative disc disease

Degenerative joint disease (arthritis of spine)

Sprains/strains

Whiplash and other post-traumatic injuries

Osteoporosis

Rheumatoid Arthritis

Pre- and post-operative care (disc fusion, discectomy, laminectomy, and other procedures)

 

 

Shoulder

Rotator cuff syndrome and tears

Repetitive strain injuries

Shoulder impingement syndrome

Biceps tendonitis

Frozen shoulder (adhesive capsulitis)

Bursitis

Rheumatoid arthritis

Pre- and post-operative care (rotator cuff repair, labral cartilage repair, tendon repair, stabilization procedures)

 

 

Hand and Elbow

Carpal tunnel syndrome

Tennis elbow (lateral elbow pain, lateral epicondylitis)

Golfer’s elbow (medial elbow pain, medial epicondylitis)

Repetitive stress injuries

Tendonitis and bursitis

Tenosynovitis (Dequervain’s, trigger finger, etc)

Overuse injuries

Rheumatoid arthritis

Nerve compression injuries

Pre- and post-operative care (carpal tunnel procedures, tendon repairs, fractures, and other procedures)

 

 

Hip

Tendonitis

Osteoarthritis

Rheumatoid arthritis

“Snapping” hip

Bursitis

Weakness and difficulty walking

Balance issues

Groin strain

Pre- and post-operative care

 

 

Knee

ACL and other ligament injuries

Meniscal cartilage tears

Tendonitis (jumper’s knee, patellar tendonitis, quad tendonitis, etc)

Patellofemoral syndrome

Patellar tracking issues

Chondromalacia patella

Muscle strains

Overuse injuries

Pre- and post-operative care

Ankle & Foot

Plantar fasciitis

Achilles tendonitis, achilles tendon tears

Ankle sprains

Ligament and Cartilage injuries

Instability

Ankle impingement syndrome

Overuse injuries

Tendonitis

Balance issues

Bunions

Metatarsalgia (forefoot pain)

Pre- and post-operative care (ankle reconstruction, total ankle replacement, ligament or tendon repair, achilles tendon repair, bunionectomy, cartilage repair, neuroma surgery)

 

A Little Background On Physical Therapy  

The origins of Physical Therapy as a Profession began in the late 1900’s in Great Britain. During WWII and a nationwide polio epidemic during the 1940s and 1950s, physical therapy became widely used in the care of patients. Physical therapy has since developed from basic treatment of function and movement to more specialized disciplinary care.

Physical Therapy is considered an individualized “hands on” conservative treatment method that primarily focuses on pain relief, promoting healing, developing and restoring maximum movement and function, and preventing impairment and disability. Physical Therapy also provides preventive exercise programs to promote and maintain general health and wellness, physical fitness, and postural and body mechanic awareness.

Physical Therapists are licensed health care professionals that provide health care services to patients of all ages with various medical problems and other health related conditions that limit their ability to perform functional activities in their daily lives. Such conditions include neck and low back pain, osteoporosis, osteoarthritis, degenerative disk disease, impingement syndromes, sciatica and other conditions in relation to cardiovascular, pulmonary, and neurological dysfunctions.

 

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