Our goal is to help our patients lead the lives they’ve always wanted, helping each individual reach their long-term wellness goals.

Manual therapy is one type of clinical hands-on physical therapy technique. This technique uses skilled and sophisticated hands-on movements to treat soft tissues and joint structures.

By tracking changes over time, we can pinpoint injuries before they happen and areas to improve for performance vitality.

Our physical therapists are athletes just like you – we work together to create individualized programs based upon your goals and needs.

Welcome to our physical therapy topic of pediatric pelvic health. While pelvic health concerns are often associated with adults, it is crucial not to overlook the unique needs of children.

Pediatric torticollis is a condition that affects infants and young children, causing a tilt or rotation of the head.

As physical therapists and certified bike fit professionals, we can help you improve your cycling mechanics and enjoy a more comfortable ride.

Therapydia’s Run Analysis is a systematized method used to locate areas of weakness and determine whether your current running movement patterns are putting you at risk of injury.

What’s the difference between dizziness and vertigo? Dizziness is a very broad term that can encompass lightheadedness, unsteadiness or a fainting sensation. Vertigo is actually a specific type of dizziness that is described as the sensation that one’s surroundings are moving or spinning around them.

The temporomandibular joint, which connects the jaw to the side of the head, is one of the most used joints in the body.

From professional football to pee wee hockey, there is probably no other health concern in athletics that has exploded on a national level like concussions. The American Journal of Sports Medicine says up to 300,000 high school athletes will experience a concussion this year.

Blood Flow Restriction (BFR) Therapy is a limited occlusion of arterial and venous blood flow by applying a tourniquet to the upper or lower extremity (arm or leg). In other words, it decreases blood flow to working muscles in order to promote growth of muscle cells and prevent muscle atrophy or wasting.