Neck Physical Therapy
Neck
Our comprehensive neck therapy program treats patients who require neck injuries therapy as a result of accidents, operations or chronic pain, or patients who seek more specific neck/sports injury therapy.
Your care begins with a comprehensive evaluation of your posture, range of motion, functional limitations and areas of pain. Our team of expert physical therapists will then design a neck injuries treatment plan based on your individual needs and goals, which may include postural training, manual therapy, massage, joint mobilization range of motion and strengthening exercises.
Our sports neck injury therapy programs also offer individualized evaluations so that we may design a plan suited for each situation. Sports neck injuries treatment requires accurate and thorough focus to restore the neck to health and reduce the chance of any re-injury.
Throughout your treatment, we work to help you return to all your normal functional activities. When you are ready for discharge, you receive a personalized home exercise program to allow your neck to stay healthy, further enhance your rehabilitation outcome and prevent the possibility of future neck re-injury.
During your therapy, you will work with the most technically and medically advanced equipment, including:
- Electrical Stimulation
- Ultrasound
- Biofeedback
- Massage
- Stationary Bicycles
- Treadmills
- Elliptical Machines
- Weight Machines
- Free Weights
- Plyometric Equipment
- Resistance Bands
- Physio-exercise Balls
"With my physical therapy now complete, I wanted to take this opportunity to thank you for all that you helped me to accomplish. I know that I was not your easiest patient in the beginning but you stuck with me and enabled me to reach the goals that were set for me. Coming to therapy was the highlight of my day during my recovery. Everyone on the staff went out of their way to be supportive and made me feel that even the smallest of improvements was a major accomplishment for me. Even the other patients seemed to be excited with my progress, often telling me how well I was doing. I felt like I had a new extended family."
- K
