Services:
Physical Therapy
Physical therapy is available for the following :
Balance and Dizziness Rehabilitation
•Balance Therapy is available with the use of Neurocom SMART Equitest system and individualized treatment plan consisting of stretching, strengthening exercises and fall prevention strategies. Balance Therapy is available for people with peripheral neuropathy, stroke, multip
le sclerosis, brain injuries, amputation and other orthopedic as well as neurologic conditions.
Vestibular Rehab
•Physical Therapy for various inner ear disorders including loose crystals in the inner ear or BPPV, labrynthitis, vestibular neuritis, migraines, Mal de De'barqement as well as Cervical Vertigo.
Pelvic Pain and Dysfunction
•Pelvic Floor therapy for stress, urge and mixed incontinence
•Therapy for pelvic pain
•Therapy for post partum conditioning, weakness, pain and incontinence
•Pelvic floor Physical Therapy for pelvic organ prolapse
•Pelvic floor therapy consists of pressure and EMG biofeedback to train pelvic floor muscles by performing graduated Kegel exercises. Therapy incorporates core strengthening, behavioral modification, monitoring intake and output along with individualized home program.
Orthopedic Rehabilitation
•Therapy to restore motion and strength following orthopedic injuries, after sprains/strains and joint replacements. Pain Management
•Physical Therapy modalities like ultrasound, electrical stimulation, iontophoresis for pain involving extremities and the spine.
Pediatric Therapy
•Physical Therapy for infants, toddlers and school children with developmental delays and difficulty walking
Wellness
•After completion of therapy, we now offer a wellness class to keep the patient moving. This class focuses on strengthening, stretching, core stabilization, and cardiovascular
Audiology
•Care provided by an Audiologist holding a Doctoral degree in Audiology.
•Comprehensive evaluation of patients suffering from dizziness.
•We perform videonystagmography (VNG) testing, Vestibular Evoked Myogenic potentials and Audiometric brainstem responses
Balance Self Test:
To help determine if you may be headed for a fall, take the balance self test below. The best way to determine if you have a problem, however, is to talk with your physician who might recommend that you get a balance screening test from a qualified physician.
If you answer "yes" to one or more of the questions, you could be at risk.
•Have you fallen more than once in the past year?
•Do you take medicine for two or more of the following diseases: heart disease, hypertension, arthritis, anxiety, or depression?
•Do you feel dizzy or unsteady if you make sudden changes in movement, such as bending down or quickly turning?
•Do you have black-outs or seizures?
•Have you experienced a stroke or other neurological problems that have affected your balance?
•Do you experience numbness or loss of sensation in your legs and/or feet?
•Do you use a walker or wheelchair, or do you need assistance to get around?
•Are you inactive? (Answer "yes" if you do not participate in a regular form of exercise, such as walking 20-30 minutes at least three times a week.)
•Do you feel unsteady when you are walking or climbing stairs?
•Do you have difficulty sitting down or rising from a seated position
