Specialties

Our balance and fall prevention programs focus on improving stability, strength, and coordination to help you move confidently and safely. We assess your balance, identify underlying causes of unsteadiness, and design personalized exercises to reduce your risk of fall and maintain independence. 

Whether it's a sprain, strain, or sports-related injury, our acute injury rehab helps you recover safely and efficiently. We guide you through gentle, progressive treatments to reduce pain, restore motion, and get you back to your normal activities as possible. 

After surgery, physical therapy plays a vital role in restoring strength, mobility, and function. We collaborate with your surgeon’s protocol to create a customized recovery plan that promotes healing, reduces scar tissue, and helps you return to your everyday life stronger than before.

We help you take control of chronic pain through movement, education, and personalized strategies that address the root cause – not just the symptoms. Our approach focuses on improving mobility, strength, and function so you can return to the activities you enjoy without relying solely on medication.

Physical therapy during and after pregnancy helps support your changing body, manage pain, and prepare for or recover from childbirth. We address issues like core weakness, pelvic floor dysfunction, and posture changes to help you feel strong, balanced, and confident through motherhood.

Our youth athlete programs focus on safe, age-appropriate strength, mobility, and performance training. We help young athletes develop proper movement patterns, prevent injury, and enhance performance – building a strong foundation for lifelong athletic success. 

Cupping uses negative pressure to increase blood flow, release tight muscles, and promote recovery. This technique can help reduce pain, improve mobility, and speed up healing after training or injury. 

Soft tissue mobilization is a hands-on treatment that targets tight muscles, fascia, and connective tissue. It helps decrease pain, improve flexibility, and restore normal movement patterns for better overall function.

Dry needling uses solid monofilament sterile needles to target trigger points and the central and peripheral nervous system. It’s an effective treatment adjunct to reduce pain, improve movement, and enhance muscle performance as part of a comprehensive rehab plan.