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We are happy to provide you with a good faith estimate for future services. To obtain an estimate, use our Cost Estimator tool or call us. Cost Estimator tool An online tool to provide you with a cos...

Your copayment and anticipated out-of-pocket expenses are collected at your appointment check-in. We require preservice deposits for a variety of situations, including elective cosmetic surgery; when ...

Physical therapy offers treatment for vestibular impairments. If disease or injury damages your inner ear or brain, you may have a vestibular disorder. The vestibular system includes parts of the inne...

Sports-related injuries can be devastating and often require surgery, intensive rehabilitation and months away from your sport. If your sport requires jumping, pivoting, twisting or lunging movements,...

Our physical therapy team treats aging pelvic floor dysfunction, urinary and fecal incontinence, postural changes, weakened core and back pain for women and men (select locations). Some physical thera...

Physical and occupational therapists treat patients with neurological dysfunctions resulting from trauma, genetics and disease. The goal of neurological rehabilitation is to maximize your independent ...

The physical therapy team will help develop an individualized treatment program aimed at helping you attain independence, enhance your quality of life and maximize your function after an amputation. ...

Getting employees back to work quickly and safely following an injury on the job can benefit both the employer and employee. With this in mind, we offer industrial rehabilitation to local businesses.&...

Physical therapists will work with you to improve your safety and enhance your muscular functioning while walking. Patients who would benefit from gait/balance training include anyone who has had: ...

Dry needling is an effective technique for treating and managing pain. It can be used for musculoskeletal pain, such as shoulder, neck, heel, hip and back, and movement impairments. A trigger point i...