Results Physiotherapy San Antonio, Texas- Stone Oak

Management of chronic conditions.

Treatment involves many inter-related approaches focusing on postures, manual therapy techniques (including soft tissue mobilization and joint mobiliz...

Exercises that retrain surrounding muscles to protect ligaments from re-injury, essential for late-stage rehabilitation of ankle sprains.

A wellness practice that has shown evidence to benefit the body and mind.

Corrective exercises are part of the Physical Therapy treatment that involves identifying contributing factors to Patellofemoral Syndrome and addressi...

Patient education in the use of ice to alleviate pain after aggravating activities.

Programs focused on managing diabetes and hypertension.

Nutrition counseling and dietary planning.

Testing for the presence of drugs.

A technique used to relieve myofascial pain by inserting thin needles into myofascial trigger points. It can improve pain, range of motion, and overal...

Dry needling uses filament needles to stimulate the myofascial trigger points on muscles that are causing pain or discomfort. It is part of an overall...

Targeting specific muscles in the jaw causing misalignment and headaches, TDN releases muscle spasms.

An adjunct tool to hands-on manual therapy treatment for lumbar radiculopathy. May involve placing a solid filament needle in the muscles surrounding ...

Trigger Point Dry Needling is a highly skilled specific treatment technique used on muscular trigger points that can create or contribute to pain and ...

Treatment of ENT-related issues.

Ultrasound, ice, and electrical stimulation relieve soreness while the exercise promotes healing.

Health services related to workplace health.

Modification of intensity, duration, frequency, and type of activity, potentially including splints or taping to reduce load on the tendon.

Schedule a private consult to address pelvic health concerns.

A customized exercise regimen aimed at correcting imbalances and restoring mobility.

Patients will be educated on a home exercise program to not only treat the pain but also the underlying cause that led to the condition.

Eccentric exercises, which develop tension while the muscle is lengthened, help restore pain-free flexibility of the calf.

In addition to direct treatment of the piriformis, your physical therapist will address the underlying cause of piriformis syndrome including treating...

An exercise program developed for specific patient problems to address postural, strength, and control deficits.

A structured exercise program designed to stretch and strengthen the muscles in the wrist and hand, which can improve tendon structure and alleviate p...

Exercise interventions that are often combined with treatments like dry needling to enhance recovery and functional outcomes.

A manual therapy technique used to relieve muscle tension.

Deep tissue manipulation of the foot provides relief for patients suffering from heel pain.

45-minute classes at Iron Tribe Fitness that utilize group training paired with one-on-one coaching.

Results Physiotherapy designs sport-specific conditioning programs that complement other training systems and assist in preventing injuries throughout...

Small fissures are created on the joint surface in the area of damage to promote the healing and tissue regeneration process.

Schedule a consultation to learn about treatment for pain conditions.

Recovery from overuse injuries is more challenging than recovery from a simple strain and sprain, due to the biomechanical nature of the problem. Trea...

Health measurements to identify health risks.

The area of damage is removed from the patient and a graft from a cadaver is implanted into the area.

Useful in conjunction with physical therapy to assist in allowing a more progressive exercise program.

Specialized therapy aimed at addressing and healing injuries related to running.

Treatment options for those who have incurred running-related injuries.

Personalized treatment for running injuries, including movement exercises, manual therapy, myofascial release, and electrical stimulation.

Treatment for pain resulting from work-related injuries, including head, neck, shoulder, and back pain.

Instrument-assisted soft tissue work may also be supportive.

Used as part of the treatment for Plantar Fasciosis.

Manual physical therapy includes hands-on techniques to improve joint motion and reduce muscle stiffness, alleviating stress on the disk and joint.

Common surgical intervention for torn anterior cruciate ligaments in younger athletes following sports injuries.

Surgical intervention for degenerative changes at the hip when conservative treatments are no longer effective.

A surgical procedure that replaces a joint of the body with an artificial joint or prosthesis. Common regions for this procedure are the knee, hip, an...

Surgical intervention for degenerative changes at the knee when conservative treatments are no longer effective.

Taping and orthotic inserts may help for those with very flat feet.

Strapping & taping may also be supportive.

Personalized coaching to elevate athletes to new levels of strength and fitness.

Recommended by therapists to allow greater tolerance of return to activity.

A specialized aspect of physical therapy where trained therapists use their hands to diagnose and treat pain, especially effective for headaches and o...

Recovery from overuse injuries is more challenging than recovery from a simple strain and sprain, due to the biomechanical nature of the problem. Trea...

A treatment approach to address causes of pain, including elbow pain, through evaluation, manual therapy, and individualized treatment plans.

Manual techniques to help reduce the pressure of the disc on the nerve.

Techniques of joint mobilization, soft tissue mobilization, including Trigger Point Dry Needling.

Massage can help support and simplify the rehab.

Assessment and treatment of skin conditions.

The goal of movement control exercises is to retrain the spine’s muscles to support and control the spine through various ranges of motion and normal ...

Results Physiotherapy provides pre-season athletic screens for sports to identify biomechanical factors that might predispose young athletes to injury...

Medications like Tylenol or a Non-Steroidal Anti-inflammatory (NSAID) such as ibuprofen or prescribed NSAIDs or Gabapentin may be used for pain contro...

Over-the-counter medications found to be effective during the acute phase of wrist tendinopathy.

Addresses various needs of new mothers, including physical therapy to assist in recovery and adjustment after childbirth.

Regular assessments conducted by Results therapists to help athletes stay on track and injury-free.

Techniques aimed at improving muscle control and strength in affected areas.

Used in the treatment of various foot and ankle conditions, including Plantar Fasciosis and Achilles Tendonitis.

Manual therapy techniques that help improve muscle function.

Myofascial release of the piriformis muscle coupled with a stretching exercise can help relieve tightness and pain directly related to the piriformis.

Techniques introduced after tissue relaxation to provide greater relief.

A specific form of manual therapy used to relieve pain.

offering specialized care for neurological conditions.

offering rehabilitation programs to enhance daily living skills.

Invasive intervention to decrease pain and improve function following a severe injury or when other conservative measures have not returned desired fu...

A less invasive surgical option to evaluate, visualize, and treat joint injuries. It corrects ligament or cartilage tears, removes foreign bodies, rep...

A specialized approach to help patients understand and manage their pain, focusing on movement and rehabilitation.

If an orthotic shoe insert is needed, the therapist will either suggest an 'over-the-counter' orthotic or refer the patient to a podiatrist for a more...

If an orthotic shoe insert is needed, the therapist will either suggest an 'over-the-counter' orthotic or refer the patient to a podiatrist for a more...

Various treatments and techniques to manage and reduce pain, particularly in patients with chronic pain.

Teaching patients to understand and best manage their low back pain, helping them plan the best path forward which reduces fear of movement and assist...

Use of ice and electrical stimulation are useful in pain management.

Exercises designed to strengthen pelvic floor muscles.

Specialized non-surgical treatment of conditions related to pelvic health, including urinary leakage, fecal incontinence, pelvic organ prolapse, and p...

Helps ensure it’s not your new normal. Designed to treat common but curable postpartum health conditions, including incontinence, belly issues, pain-f...

Specialized therapy for pelvic pain, often recommended for postpartum women.

Specialized training and techniques for pelvic health issues, potentially involving internal examinations and assessments of movement quality.

Treatments offered for a wide range of pelvic pain, bowel, bladder dysfunction, sexual dysfunction, and pregnancy related conditions.

Physical exams required for employment.

In compliance with state legislation Results provides pre-participation physicals for 7th-9th graders.

For most partial tears (grades 1 or 2), surgery is not needed and a full recovery can be gained through personalized physical therapy.

Quality, hands-on manual physical therapy can break the cycle of Impingement and restore normal muscle balance. Studies show that hands-on treatment o...

Evaluation and treatment by a physical therapist to address neck pain due to acute cervical sprains or strains, involving manual therapy, joint mobili...

Physical therapy management focuses on assisting healing of the affected ligaments through hands-on treatments to reduce swelling, improve weight bear...

Physical Therapy treatment involves increasing wrist flexibility through joint mobilization of the carpal bones, and stretching exercises to the wrist...

Specialized therapy focusing on analyzing running gait, joint restrictions, and biomechanics to create an individualized treatment and recovery plan.

A physical therapist assesses range of motion, strength, and joint mobility to determine causative factors and treatment, including manual therapy and...

Non-surgical treatment for pelvic health conditions.

A first line of intervention for a wide variety of musculoskeletal conditions.

Specialized physical therapy for pelvic health conditions, urinary incontinence, and pelvic pain.

Needed to restore elbow mobility, wrist/finger strength and prevent adhesions after surgical intervention.

A physical therapy program targeted towards new moms to help with recovery from postpartum conditions and restore physical fitness.

Helps mothers after delivery to address issues like transient back pain, urinary incontinence, pelvic pain, and pelvic prolapse, while aiding them in ...

Blood is taken from the patient and spun down in a centrifuge. Platelets are taken from this solution and injected into the area of damage to help boo...

A custom rehabilitation plan created after evaluation and diagnosis, which usually includes hands-on, manual therapy.

Assistance in stress management noted to be a significant source of symptoms.

A manual therapy approach that enhances body awareness and movement.

Programs to help individuals quit smoking.

Common non-surgical treatment includes joint mobilization of the knee to unload the cartilage surfaces and to decrease stiffness.

Techniques used in physical therapy to restore joint function.

Gentle mobilization of the neck through hands-on, manual therapy to improve symptoms associated with cervical vertigo.

Technique to reduce pain, stiffness, and tension resulting from protective guarding while targeting the surrounding muscles.

Specific deep tissue mobilization of the ITB and hip muscles can relieve stress and improve mobility.

Part of typical manual therapy treatments aimed at stimulating tissue to decrease feelings of stiffness and pressure.

A form of manual therapy aimed at improving tissue function.

providing treatment for speech and language disorders.

Stem cells are extracted from the patient’s own marrow and re-introduced to the area of damage. The hope is that the stem cells will begin to engineer...

Corticosteroid injections can be helpful if used in conjunction with physical therapy, but are not as effective on their own.

Steroid injections into the irritated disc(s) are also an option for treatment.

Used alongside therapy for better outcomes in pain management.

Exercises designed to strengthen the abdominal, back, and hip muscles, progressing from mobility to strength.

Exercises include calf stretching to reduce resistance and strengthening the stressed muscle groups to help absorb force.

A program of stretching exercises in conjunction with deep tissue mobilization for the tight muscles, coupled with strengthening of other surrounding ...

Allows patients to complete their PT appointment from home.

Physical therapy is used to reduce the irritability to the tendon and improve wrist/hand function through techniques such as manual therapy, soft tiss...

Common shoulder surgery for tears in rotator cuff muscles with severe limitations in ability to perform daily tasks.

Education on techniques to avoid stressing the injured disc while it's healing, along with taping, ice and electrical stimulation.

A diagnostic imaging technique that uses sound waves to create images of the inside of the body.

Ultrasound and ice can ease inflammation.

Immunizations against infectious diseases.

A series of movements used to return the crystals in the inner ear to their proper place, which can restore equilibrium for patients with BPPV.

Physical therapy can treat two common causes of vertigo, BPPV and cervical vertigo, through manual therapy and specific movements to restore balance.

Exercises in Gaze Stabilization, Balance Training, and Habituation may be included to treat certain cases of cervical vertigo.