Rehabilitation

Rehabilitation consists of Physical and Occupational Therapy with a focus on restoring function. Physical and Occupational Therapists care for patients with acute and chronic pain, and musculoskeletal problems.

Commons conditions evaluated, assessed, and treated in rehabilitation include back, neck, and hand pain, tendonitis, and pinched nerves. Therapists also treat people with orthopedic injuries/illnesses ( fractures, carpal tunnel syndrome, golfers and tennis elbow, ACL and rotator cuff repairs, strains, sprains, spasms, sciatica, radiculopathy etc.), neurological conditions (e.g. M.S. Stroke, ALS, head injury) burns, degenerative joint disease and others (e.g. lymphedema).

 The goal in rehabilitation is to return the individual back to their pre-injury / illness function and/or to achieve independence in activities of daily living.  Assisting the individual to achieve their maximum medical improvement is our objective.