Rehab Programs

Neurological Rehabilitation

Our multi-disciplinary approach to neurological rehabilitation includes neuromuscular re-education, coordination training, vestibular therapy, desensitization, and muscle and sensory re-education. Our skilled professionals tailor each treatment program to meet the specific needs of neurological patients.

Hand Therapy / Certified Hand Therapists

Our highly skilled hand therapists treat hand and upper extremity conditions, both acute and chronic. Under the direction of the referring physician, treatments are tailored to the diagnosis and patient's specific needs. We address conditions such as arthritis, fractures, tendon injuries, and more. Our services include wound and scar management, edema control, pain management, range of motion exercises, work hardening, strengthening, splint fabrication, and dexterity training.

Vestibular Rehabilitation

Our program assists those with dizziness, vertigo, imbalance, and other inner ear disorders. This non-invasive, drug-free option for combating dizziness and balance difficulties involves a clinician creating a personalized treatment plan with exercises to improve posture, gait, and balance. A home exercise program may be developed to match the patient’s tolerance and condition. Approximately 90% of patients experience improvement.

Women's Health Programs

We focus on holistic care, addressing both physical and emotional needs. Our program caters to women’s health issues such as lymphedema, incontinence, osteoporosis, and fibromyalgia. Treatment plans are personalized to meet each individual's unique needs and circumstances.

Industrial Rehabilitation

This structured program helps individuals identify work capacities, regain functional skills, and return to work post-injury. Our centers offer Functional Capacity Evaluations (FCEs) and Work Hardening/Work Conditioning.

Functional Capacity Evaluations

This three to five-hour evaluation assesses a person’s ability to safely function in their work environment. It evaluates strength, flexibility, and capacity to perform tasks like lifting, carrying, kneeling, and squatting which helps develop a treatment plan for a safe return to work.

Work Hardening Program

Our targeted program uses a multi-dimensional approach to support injured workers in safely returning to work. It includes building physical tolerance, regaining flexibility, mobility, and strength, and learning safer work techniques.

Dry Needling

Dry needling represents a specialized therapeutic intervention to address muscle knots, spasms, and trigger points that contribute to pain and restrict movement. Through the precise insertion of fine needles into these designated areas, this technique facilitates an increase in blood circulation, promotes the healing process, and alleviates muscle tension. This effective method is often combined with other therapeutic approaches to accelerate pain relief and improve performance for athletes, people with chronic pain, and anyone wanting better physical function mobility.