Back Pain - Back pain describes pain felt in the upper, middle, or lower back. Often the pain may also extend to the hips and legs. Because the lower back is under the most pressure when a person is lifting or sitting it can often be easily damaged. Therefore the most common back pain is low back pain. Read more about our back therapy including spinal therapy.

Developmental Disabilities - Developmental disabilities are birth defects related to a problem with how a body part or body system works. These conditions may affect multiple body parts or systems. Read more about our developmental disability therapy.

Developmental Delays - Developmental delays are conditions where a child's development does not reach normal physical or mental development. Examples include delays in speech, crawling or walking. Developmental delays are also significant delays in cognitive, behavioral, emotional, social or physical development. Read more about our developmental disabilities therapy.

Early Intervention - Recognizing the early signs of a disability is an important way to provide your child with the special assistance needed for their growth and development. It is critical to report any concerns with your child's growth and development early on, in order to have them properly diagnosed and treated. Early intervention prevents further learning, physical, or emotional delays that accompany many disabling conditions. Read more about our early intervention therapy.

Hand Therapy - Hand therapy specialists focus on patients with conditions affecting the hands and upper extremities. Depending on your needs, the purpose of therapy is to restore strength, range of motion, functional use and to decrease pain levels. Patients for hand therapy may have been affected by an accident or trauma leaving them with wounds, burns, injured tendons or nerves, fractures, or even amputations of the fingers, hands or arms. Patients who also suffer from carpal tunnel syndrome, tennis elbow, arthritis or a neurologic condition like a stroke are all candidates for hand therapy. Read more about our hand therapy.

Hip Replacement - The most common cause of chronic hip pain and discomfort is do to arthritis. Osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, and traumatic arthritis are the most common forms of hip disability and pain. Read more about our hip therapy.

Knee Replacement - Knee pain is among the most commonly encountered orthopedic problems. While there are many causes of knee pain, most can be helped with some specific stretching and strengthening exercises. If surgery is done to the knee, rehabilitation exercises will certainly be a part of your recovery process. Read more about our knee therapy.

Motor Vehicle Accidents - Impact speed can surprisingly have little to do with injuries when one is caught by surprise. Common injuries associated with motor vehicle accidents include whiplash associated disorders, thoracic and lumbar spine sprain/strains and chronic pain. Read more about our motor vehical accident therapy.

Neurological Rehab - The purpose of the cognitive rehabilitation therapy is to help an individual acquire the highest level of cognitive functioning and functional independence possible for that individual. Read more about our neurological therapy.

Orthopedic Rehab - Orthopedics is a branch of medicine focused on the muscular and skeletal systems - everything from the simplest sprains and fractures to the most complicated spinal injuries. Read more about our orthopedic therapy.

Sensory Integration - Sensory integration is the neurological process of organizing the information we get from our bodies and from the world around us for use in daily life. Sensory integration provides a crucial foundation for later more complex learning and behavior. For most children, sensory integration develops in the course of ordinary childhood activities. The organization of behavior, learning and performance is a natural outcome of the process, as is the ability to adapt to incoming sensations. Read more about our sensory integration therapy.

Shoulder Replacement - The rotator cuff is group of muscles that are often injured due to overuse and traumatic shoulder injuries, such as a fractured clavicle (collarbone). A torn rotator cuff is also common in sports that require overhead movements, such as throwing or reaching. Read more about our shoulder replacement therapy.

Sports Injuries - This program is designed to integrate prevention, rehabilitation and performance enhancement strategies to allow our patients to not only return to their activities, but also perform at their peak level. Read more about our sports injury therapy.

Strength Training - General strength training is exercise in which muscles of the body are made to contract to weights, body exercise or resistance, in order to stimulate muscle growth and strength. Strength training is also called resistance training and weight training. Read more about our strength training programs.

Workers Comp Rehab - Workers whose jobs require repeating the same motions many times throughout the course of a day, may result in degenerative conditions or repetitive stress injury. Our program helps injured workers return to work through an industrial and orthopedic rehabilitation plan. Read more about our workers compensation rehabilitation.