Montgomery County Rehabilitation & Sports Therapy

Therapies using heat or cold to relieve pain and promote healing.

Education focusing on reducing fall risks.

Explaining the patient’s specific condition or injury in simple terms, including the cause, symptoms, and expected recovery process.

Training to help recover function in daily activities.

Microcurrent treatment is the application of electrical stimulation to treat neurogenic pain (caused by nerves), myofascial pain (muscular), and infla...

Electrical muscle and nerve stimulation used for pain management.

Exercises performed at a constant speed.

Exercises where muscles are tensed without movement.

Exercises that require the use of one's body weight for resistance.

Involves movement of the body to facilitate recovery from limitations often associated with nerve, muscle, and/or joint problems. Helps with walking, ...

Exercises designed to improve strength, endurance, motion, balance, and coordination following surgery.

Designed to help patients recover their strength, improve endurance, increase flexibility & mobility, and improve cardiorespiratory fitness, often sim...

Exercises aimed at improving the range of motion of joints.

Part of physical therapy that can help improve overall physical function.

Exercises aimed at improving daily functional tasks.

Medications to reduce inflammation.

A collaborative effort between your doctor and our physical therapy team focuses on preventing falls with clinically proven methods. Involves a thorou...

Exercises aimed at increasing strength, endurance, motion, balance, and coordination post-surgery.

Discussing lifestyle factors that may impact recovery, such as diet, sleep, and stress management.

Therapeutic approach to regain movement and reduce pain, swelling, and stiffness.

A philosophy of active patient involvement and education for back, neck, and extremity problems, involving an initial assessment and a tailored treatm...

Exercises where manual resistance is applied by a therapist.

Exercises to enhance visual tracking and coordination.

Microcurrent therapy is passive. You sit with the electrodes placed in the appropriate locations as determined by your therapist. Often a coupling age...

Heat is recommended to decrease chronic pain, relax muscles, and for pain relief.

Use of moisture and ice as part of treatment to relieve pain or improve recovery.

Medications to relax muscles.

The application of electrical stimulation to aid in improving strength, often used post-surgery or injury.

Techniques for stretching and strengthening muscles to improve mobility and reduce pain.

Provided by office manager who graduated from the CPA School of Massage.

Hands-on, soft tissue therapy for the treatment of skeletal muscle immobility and pain, myofascial pain and myofascial pain syndrome.

Specialty area of physical therapy focusing on soft tissue manipulation for injury risk reduction and pain management.

Comprehensive physical therapy services for adults and children with a variety of nervous system disorders including balance disorders, CVA (stroke), ...

A system of manually resisted exercises performed to mimic functional movements.

Use of splints and braces in conjunction with specialized therapy equipment to aid rehabilitation.

Teaching pain management techniques such as proper use of ice or heat, relaxation, and breathing exercises.

Medications to relieve pain.

Includes ice, heat, ultrasound or electrical stimulation that helps relieve pain.

Assessment and instruction for appropriate seating and wheelchair use.

Physical therapists are experts at treating movement and neuro-musculoskeletal disorders. They assist patients recovering from pain associated with va...

Education provided by physical therapists to empower patients in their rehabilitation process, promote long-term health and wellness.

Guidance on proper biomechanical alignment to reduce strain on muscles and joints.

Acknowledging the emotional aspects of injury or chronic conditions and providing resources for mental health support.

Red Light and Near-Infrared Light Beds offer a range of potential benefits including pain relief, muscle recovery, reduced inflammation, skin rejuvena...

Training to help patients regain functional abilities after surgery.

Training using assistive equipment/devices to improve walking and mobility.

Education and practices to promote better sleep.

Therapeutic massage aimed at muscle relaxation, decreasing swelling, and relieving pain.

A technique utilized to relieve joint pain, improve mobility, and improve physical function.

Effective techniques to decrease joint stiffness.

Techniques used in physical therapy to restore joint function and reduce pain.

The application of a longitudinal/axial pull on the cervical and/or lumbar spine, either manual or mechanical, intermittent or continuous. It may be h...

Utilized by physical therapists to apply a controlled force to a joint of the spine to relieve pain and improve physical functioning.

Minimally invasive injections to reduce inflammation around the nerve.

Exercises to improve muscle strength.

One of the most effective forms of physical therapy for addressing weakness and endurance limitations, focusing on increasing muscle strength and over...

Exercises that involve contracting muscles with a constant weight.

Strength training as part of recovery.

A therapy type that can help improve overall physical function and reduce the risk of falls and injuries.

Stretching for tight muscles to improve function.

Fitting and training for adaptive equipment to aid in sports, recreation, and daily activities.

A customized program designed to be followed at home based on individual needs.

Massage may be part of your treatment, utilizing deep tissue techniques for rehabilitation.

ExpertPhysical Therapy for Strokes and Traumatic Brain Injuries. Customized treatment plans aimed at improving physical, cognitive, and emotional func...

Outlining the recommended treatment plan, including exercises, modalities, and other interventions.

High-frequency sound waves are used in therapy to promote healing.

Educating on strategies to prevent future injuries or recurrence of the current condition.