“Hand That Help You Heal” is not just a catch phrase, it is our way of treating you.
Hands on assessment is very important in the initial evaluation process determining the degree of injury or restriction. It is not only part of the initial assessment but an integral part of every treatment session.
What To Expect When You Arrive
- Complete a few minutes of paperwork or print and complete the paperwork now to bring with you. Click here
- Allow 45 minutes to one hour for initial visit
- Receive a thorough assessment of your limitations and diagnosis
- Receive education and treatment to relieve pain, increase motion, strengthen, and restore normal activities as indicated by your physician and therapist
Specific Services:
- Anodyne Therapy – infarred light, used to increase circulation and decrease pain
- Ultrasound deep heat treatment - breaks down scar tissue and promotes circulation
- Muscle Energy Techniques - uses patient’s own muscle power to decrease muscle tightness and restore mobility
- Myfascial Release
- Ultrasound
- Traction
- Electrical Stimulation
- Core Stabilization Training
- Golf Fitness
- Postural Re-Education
- Balance Re-Training
Patient Education and Exercise
Education is the best way to motivate patients to complete their rehabilitation program. Patients must understand their diagnosis and activities, suitable for their recovery. Every patient receives one on one attention during their rehabilitation program. To assure continuity of care the same therapist will follow you from initial visit to discharge.
Helpful Links:
South Carolina Physical Therapy Association- www.scapta.org
Rehabilitation Associates Network- www.rehabnetonline.com
National Multiple Sclerosis Society- www.nationalmssociety.org/ncp
National Parkinson Foundation - www.parkinson.org