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As people grow older, their bodies undergo the natural aging changes that tend to slow us down. When this slowing affects our ability to pursue the activities and hobbies that bring meaning to our lives then something needs to be addressed.
Whether a person is young or old, recovering from surgery takes a toll on the entire system. Muscles get tight and protest the slightest movement, and your body focuses all of its resources on rejoining the cuts in muscles and skin.
Our therapists provide one-on-one, evidence-based physical therapy treatment sessions to help facilitate your recovery and return to activities of daily living (ADLs), work, recreational activities and even competitive sports.
Being an athlete is inherently challenging for our bodies. Athletes tend to be stronger and have more coordinated movements than the general public. These benefits to the athlete are accompanied with an increased occurrence of overuse or traumatic injury.
If you have chronic bone, muscle or joint pain, we can help you work through it. Orthopedic conditions are treatable and some can even be cured with physical therapy. So, if your orthopedic suffering is progressively stealing your independence and mobility, we can help.
In-Home PT is an option intended to make PT services available to certain individuals that might otherwise not be able to get the care they need due to difficulty making it into our clinics.
Our skilled professionals know how to assist those with the unique circumstances surrounding personal injury claims. In addition to superior care our physical therapists provide, our clerical staff understands the ins and outs of the insurance claim process.
Pain is your body signaling something is wrong. Ignoring pain for more than a few days can be a mistake that can have large and even long-term side effects. Pain can originate from many locations, tissue types, and processes in this complex body of ours.
Dry Needling is a technique that uses thin monofilament needles. These needles are much smaller than the hypodermic needles you associate with getting a shot and as a result, they tend to be painless or much less painful than the insertion of traditional hypodermic needles.
Cupping is a traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) practice that involves placing cups on the skin to create suction. In our clinic, it is most often used to increase soft tissue mobility and speed the healing process by promoting increased blood flow to a needed region.
Shun the Sun Foundations mission is to be the principal voice for Education & Awareness of the harmful and devastating effects of skin cancer caused by prolonged sun and artificial UV rays exposure.
We offer community health lectures to raise awareness and provide treatment options. These injuries can cause a loss of mobility and the ability to lead a normal life.