Monday- Thursday 7AM-8PM Fridays 8AM - 5PM & Saturday 8 AM- 2 PM
Monday- Thursday 7AM-8PM Fridays 8AM - 5PM & Saturday 8 AM- 2 PM
Chronic pain affects each person experiencing it differently. In some cases, chronic pain can lead to decreased activity levels, job loss, or financial difficulties, as well as anxiety, depression, and disability. Our PTs at Get Well Physical Therapy work together with patients dealing with chronic pain to lessen their pain and restore their activity to the highest possible levels. Any adverse effects of chronic pain can be reduced with PT treatment.
We will work with you to educate you on chronic pain, find solutions to improve your quality of life, and get you moving again! Our goals are to:
At Get Well Physical Therapy we offer concise assistance to our youth, teen, and college players when preparing for their athletic seasons. Our sports assessments allow us to evaluate, educate, & provide individualized, exercise protocols for each athlete. Through the evaluation, our PT’s will identify and address muscular imbalances, abnormal movement patterns, and other identifiable deficiencies.
Our Sports Assessment will address:
By identifying sport-specific risk factors, we are able to play a crucial role in preventing, reducing, and treating athletic injuries!
Do you have an upcoming surgery? Are you concerned about the recovery? Are you wondering if you’ll bounce back stronger than you were before? If so, post-surgical rehab can help. At Get Well Physical Therapy our physical therapists will design a treatment plan to best fit your needs, so you can maximize your outcomes and bounce back as quickly as possible from your surgical procedure. We have expertise in treating many post-surgical rehab patients we are committed to achieving excellent outcomes for your recovery no matter the extent of your injury
Our post-surgical rehab program is ideal for:
We utilize different manual techniques such as massage, mobilization with movement, muscle energy techniques, joint mobilizations, and myofascial trigger point therapy. We like to start our treatments with manual therapy due to our belief in improving soft tissue pliability and joint motion in order to increase motion and flexibility. Myofascial trigger point therapy is the study of the trigger point map of the body. It studies referral patterns from active trigger points which are taut bands in the muscles. Releasing trigger points allows the muscle to work better and decreases bodily pains and aches.
It is the sudden onset of spinning sensation that’s usually triggered by quick movement of your head. It can be onset after an ear infection, allergies or a cold. Sometimes vertigo can also be due to a medication side effect, faulty posture, and neck problems.
The most common type of vertigo is BPPV which can easily be assessed and treated with Physical Therapy. Vertigo assessment includes taking down your past medical history to determine contributing factors, eye exam to assess gaze stabilization and coordination, inner ear and neck assessment followed by balance assessment. Most people report a significant improvement in their symptoms after 2-3 visits.
Our therapists specialize in treating, diagnosing and preventing spinal issues as well as other musculoskeletal problems throughout the body in patients of all ages. We work to analyze movement and test muscle strength, flexibility and joint mechanics in efforts to alleviate your pain and symptoms. We then work to provide a personalized treatment plan to help reduce your pain, improve function, and reduce the likelihood that your back or neck pain will return in the future.
Some of our interventions include:
Concussions
Concussions are considered traumatic brain injuries that change the chemical balance of the brain and can cause lasting effects on brain tissue. Concussions can cause physical, cognitive, and behavioral symptoms making it a serious injury that needs to be treated by a health care provider.
At Get Well Physical Therapy, we have the skills and experience to assess your symptoms to determine if a concussion is present and treat your injury by guiding you through a safe and personalized recovery program. We take the time to examine your neurological, orthopedic, and cardiovascular systems in order to best prescribe a routine to address your particular symptoms and your needs in all of your daily environments.
Treatment on concussions may include:
Headaches
If you experience frequent headaches, the physical therapists at Get Well Physical Therapy can help you figure out the cause and how to treat them. Many people who suffer from headaches often experience concurrent neck pain, muscle tension, joint stiffness, and/or discomfort concurrently with the onset of symptoms. Muscles in the cervical region can become tense and tight from things such as overuse, static postural loading (like sitting at a computer), or traumatic events. These tense and tight muscles can cause referred pain from the cervical region to the head and might be the cause of your headaches.
Our role in treating headaches includes:
Normatec helps athletes who want to train smarter, go faster, and reach new heights of performance. Improve your body’s maneuverability and enhance your longevity.
If you have suffered an injury or illness that has impacted your functional mobility or normal activity, you can benefit from the skilled PT services to help you in returning your previous level of mobility. Taping is one specific mode of treatment that we use to help you improve your functional mobility. It involves placing strips of special tape on your body in specific directions to help improve your mobility and support your joints, muscles, and tendons. Taping works to facilitate the body’s natural healing process while providing support and stability to muscles and joints without restricting the body’s ability to move.
The benefits of taping include:
Did you know that falls are the leading cause of injury and deaths for older adults? One in four older adults age 65+ falls every year. At Get Well Physical Therapy, we help prevent falls in patients by:
If you have a fear of falling or have fallen recently, let us help you establish an individualized plan to prevent future falls and address the factors that may be leading to increased falls.
We can help:
At Get Well Physical Therapy we can help you establish an ergonomic workstation that enables you to attend to your work demands with good posture, help relieve any existing pain, and prevent future injury. Proper ergonomics plays an instrumental role in how effectively you accomplish work and will help prevent suffering from work-related injuries due to strain and overuse. Proper ergonomic for your workstation is important and helps to:
At Get Well Physical Therapy we offer concise assistance to our youth, teen, and college players when preparing for their athletic seasons. Our sports assessments allow us to evaluate, educate, & provide individualized, exercise protocols for each athlete. Through the evaluation, our PT’s will identify and address muscular imbalances, abnormal movement patterns, and other identifiable deficiencies.
Our Sports Assessment will address:
By identifying sport-specific risk factors, we are able to play a crucial role in preventing, reducing, and treating athletic injuries!
It is a form of temporary facial paralysis or weakness on one side of the face due to dysfunction of cranial nerve VII (facial nerve). Symptoms of Bell’s palsy can vary from person to person and range in severity from mild weakness to total paralysis. The most common symptom is sudden weakness of one side of the face. Other symptoms may include drooping of the mouth, drooling, inability to close eye (causing dryness of the eye), and excessive tearing in one eye. Individuals may also have facial pain or abnormal sensation, altered taste, and intolerance to loud noise. The prognosis for individuals with Bell’s palsy is generally very good with recovery of some or all facial function within six months. In some cases, residual muscle weakness lasts longer or may be permanent. Physical Therapy treatment can assist and accelerate recovery by using different treatment techniques. Manual therapy to mobilize fascia to free up more motionassist movements that are compromisedneuromuscular electric stimulation to recover the facial nerve Creative exercises to put every muscle back to function are some tools we utilize to aid you with your recovery.
We use cookies to analyze website traffic and optimize your website experience. By accepting our use of cookies, your data will be aggregated with all other user data.
