TREATMENT TOOLS
Cupping TherapyBased the same eastern medicine principles of acupuncture, use of specific pressure in precise point of the body to relieve pain and muscle tension. |
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Low Level Laser TherapyEffectively used in Europe for over 30 years. Speeds up the healing and alleviates pain, one of the few low level physical therapy lasers in the state. |
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Therapeutic Exercise PrescriptionSpecific, prescribed exercise to strengthen and rehabilitate. |
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Hands on Manual TherapyGentle therapy to relax stiff joints. |
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Manual Decompression TechniquesHands on relief of joint pressure. |
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Mechanical Decompression TechniquesPatient controlled machine to relieve joint pressure. |
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UltrasoundSound waves to reduce early stage inflammation and promote healing. |
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TENS PrescriptionA small portable tool that blocks the sensation of pain (transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation). |
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Soft Tissue MobilizationLike massage but for specific injured areas. |
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IonotophoresisDirect application of medication through the skin to reduce inflammation. |
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Gait TrainingImproving gait strength and improve motion. |
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Stabilization TapingHelps body parts take a rest while the injured are heals. |
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E-StimElectrical impulse to contract muscle, reduce spasm and reduce inflammation. |
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Balance TrainingReduce risk of falls or just tune up your balance for athletic activities & events. |
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Ergonomic AnalysisEvaluation of ergonomics to prevent or recover from an injury faster. |
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Kinesio TapingA therapeutic technique that involves applying a specialized elastic tape to the skin to support muscles, joints, and ligaments without restricting movement. It helps reduce pain, improve circulation, and enhance athletic performance by promoting natural healing processes. |
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Active ReleaseA manual therapy technique that physical therapists use to treat soft tissue injuries and conditions. |
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AcupunctureA form of complementary medicine in which fine needles are inserted in the skin at specific points along what are considered to be lines of energy (meridians), used in the treatment of various physical and mental conditions. |