Services
Physical Therapy
Physical therapists are highly trained healthcare professionals who's expertise is treating the musculoskeletal system. We help individuals to restore health, improve function and alleviate pain. At PRO Physical Therapy, Inc, your therapist works closely with you, your physician and other members of your healthcare team to achieve the best possible outcome. Your therapist will give you a thorough evaluation and, based on these findings, give you a comprehensive program will be developed to meet your goals.
Problems that can benefit from physical therapy include:
- Neck and Back Pain
- Bone & Joint Problems
- Sprains/Strains
- Post Surgical Rehab
- Postural Dysfunction
- Osteoporosis
- Sports Injuries
- Arthritis
- Balance and Equilibrium Problems
- Strokes
- Fractures
- Painful/Numb Feet
- Work/Motor Vehicle Injuries
- Pelvic Pain
- Bowel/Bladder Problems
For more information about physical therapy, you can visit the American Physical Therapy Association at www.apta.org.
Occupational Therapy
An Occupational Therapist (OT) helps care for persons with disabling conditions to help them restore and maintain their daily living and work skills. For those patients who are overcoming everything from strokes to arthritis, OT's help them resume productive and independent lives. Sometimes it is necessary to teach patients to compensate for loss of function. A skilled OT will utilize activities and exercises specific to their client's needs so that the client's time is invested wisely and maximum benefit is achieved in recovery.
What injuries or problems can benefit from Occupational Therapy?
- Strokes
- Arthritis
- Hand/Wrist Pain or Surgery
- Sprains and Strains
- Trouble dressing, bathing, eating or grasping objects
- Coordination Problems
- Carpel Tunnel Syndrome
- Tendonitis
- General Weakness due to Neurological Conditions
How do you benefit from Occupational Therapy?
- Improved Coordination
- Increase in Strength
- Reduction of Pain
- More Independence
- Increased Range of Motion
For more information on occupational therapy, you can visit the American Occupational Therapy Association at www.aota.org.
Aquatic Therapy
What is Aquatic Therapy?
Aquatic Therapy is an excellent way to rehabilitate those with neurological and musculoskeletal difficulties. The buoyancy of the water decreases the impact of gravity while promoting easier movement and benefit to muscles and joints. There is no other therapy that provides a zero impact environment. The therapy pool provides a great opportunity to exercise and gain strength while also offering a comfortable environment where you can re-initiate arm, leg and body movement. After a thorough evaluation your Physical Therapist can help develop a program specially tailored to you to assure safety and optimal improvement.
What injuries or problems can benefit from Aquatic Therapy?
- Knee/Ankle Injuries
- Strokes
- Arthritis
- Multiple Sclerosis
- Those who have had Orthopedic Surgery
- Back Pain
- Sprains and Strains
- Muscle Spasms
- Fibromyalgia
- Edema Control-hydro Static Pressure
What are the benefits?
- Increased Ease of Movement
- Less Pain while Exercising
- Increased Range of Motion
- Improved Stability/Balance
- Overall Increase in Strength
- Safe Environment to Challenge Balance
Sports Medicine
PRO Physical Therapy has contracts with local schools and event coordinators to provide on-site sports medicine services. These services are provided by a certified Athletic Trainer or a licensed Physical Therapist. We work with coaches, physicians, and athletes to provide immediate access to clinical services in order to get injured athletes back in action as quickly and safely as possible.
For more information on athletic training you can visit the National Athletic Trainers Association at www.nata.org.
Industrial Medicine
PRO Physical Therapy believes in treating the injured worker with the same focus on quick and safe return to work as we do the athletes we work with.
Services typcially include:
- Work Safety/Ergonomics Seminars
- Work Site Analysis
- Work Hardening/Conditioning
- Functional Capticy Evaluations