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Neck Pain

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Mid Back Pain

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Low Back Pain

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Hip Pain

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Knee Pain

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Ankle Pain

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Foot Pain

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Shoulder Pain

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Elbow Pain

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Wrist Pain

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Hand Pain

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Finger Pain

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Nerve Pain

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Balance Problems

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Difficulty Walking

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Radiating Pain

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Numbness & Tingling

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Parkinson's Disease

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Whiplash

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Deconditioning

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General Weakness

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Chronic Pain

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Pelvic Pain

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Incontinence

〰️ Neck Pain 〰️ Mid Back Pain 〰️ Low Back Pain 〰️ Hip Pain 〰️ Knee Pain 〰️ Ankle Pain 〰️ Foot Pain 〰️ Shoulder Pain 〰️ Elbow Pain 〰️ Wrist Pain 〰️ Hand Pain 〰️ Finger Pain 〰️ Nerve Pain 〰️ Balance Problems 〰️ Difficulty Walking 〰️ Radiating Pain 〰️ Numbness & Tingling 〰️ Parkinson's Disease 〰️ Whiplash 〰️ Deconditioning 〰️ General Weakness 〰️ Chronic Pain 〰️ Pelvic Pain 〰️ Incontinence

What We Treat

Low Back Pain

Low back pain affects up to 80% of people and is one of the most common conditions we treat daily.

Hip Pain

Hip pain affects people of all ages and activity levels. It can come from injuries, arthritis, or how you move. No matter the cause, hip pain can be very painful and frustrating.

Shoulder Pain

Shoulder pain can limit daily activities and disrupt sleep, often caused by poor posture, tight shoulder muscles, muscle weakness, and faulty movement patterns.

patient performing ankle stretch on step with cues from physical therapist

Foot, Ankle, & Toe Pain

Foot, toe, or ankle pain can make walking, running, exercising, and daily activities hard. Physical therapy usually starts with your therapist checking your flexibility, strength, balance, and how you move during everyday tasks like walking or climbing stairs.

patient performing medicine ball slam power based exercises in end stage elbow rehab

Elbow Pain

Elbow pain, commonly referred to as golfer’s elbow, tennis elbow, or climber’s elbow, varies depending on the exact location of the discomfort. It generally results from overusing specific muscles around the elbow joint. The underlying causes can differ from person to person, influenced by factors such as activity type, intensity, and individual biomechanics.

Hand, Wrist, & Finger Pain

Hands, wrists, and fingers are key for daily tasks. Pain can result from poor movement patterns, overuse, nerve pressure, or traumatic injuries.

physical therapist giving cues for decreased neck pain with overhead reaching during wall slide exercise

Neck Pain

Neck pain is common and can come from bad posture, muscle strain, whiplash, or other reasons. Your physical therapist will learn your history, find the main cause of the pain, and create a personalized treatment plan to help.

smiling patient relearning how to walk in parallel bars after surgery

Post-surgical Pain

Post-surgery physical therapy restores strength, flexibility, and movement, aiding faster recovery after tendon or ligament repairs, joint replacements, spine surgery, or other operations.

patient sitting in waiting room reading book titled how not to die

Pain after Motor Vehicle Accidents

Car accidents can cause injuries ranging from small bruises and sprains to serious ones like broken bones and concussions. Physical therapy plays an important role in recovery by helping you regain movement, ease pain, and return to your daily activities.

patient with parkinson's disease exercising during a physical therapy treatment session

Parkinson’s Disease

Parkinson’s Disease is a brain disorder that makes it hard to move, talk, and do everyday activities. Kaitlin, our LSVT BIG certified physical therapist, is specially trained to help patients manage

…and so much more!

Get in touch with us today to talk about how we can help you move better!

patient performing deep squat with heels elevated to improve knee strength

Knee Pain

Our physical therapists specialize in treating knee pain from injuries, surgery, overuse, or other causes. They will check your knee, hip, and ankle to find movement issues causing your pain.

physical therapist teaching relaxation and breathing techniques to relieve pelvic pain

Pelvic Health Conditions

Pelvic health physical therapy specializes in the pelvic floor muscles that support pelvic organs, control bowel and bladder functions, and affect sexual health.