Results-driven programs are developed by licensed physical therapists, to provide guidance, support, and education. Initially, a physical evaluation is performed to address symptoms and determine dysfunction.

Methodology: In a minority of cases, electrical stimulation, ultrasound, and other passive modalities may be used during the early stages of recovery (<2 weeks after injury, <4 weeks after surgery). Typically more active methods of therapy are utilized, including: stretching, manipulation, mobilization, and exercise to increase physical performance.

"But what if I’m in a lot of pain?”:

In other cases, the initiation of therapy in the pool is necessary to help our more incapacitated patients. Aquatic therapy (hyperlink) can minimize pain and allow you to practice better form. After maximum progress has been achieved in the water, you are progressed to a land-based program.

*The most important goal for all patients is to increase functional ability(ies).*