Our team of physical therapists and athletic trainers specialize in using expert manual therapy, evidence-based movements and exercises, and innovative treatments to patients with chronic and acute conditions. Across the areas of physical therapy, sports medicine, and aquatic therapy, we combine a variety of treatments to create a personalized plan for each patient that reflects your needs, physical abilities, and wellness goals. Whatever your recovery or mobility needs, the TheraSport team is here to help you feel, move, and live your best.
Physical Therapy
Physical Therapy (PT) is a rehabilitative treatment used to treat various orthopedic conditions through a combination of exercises, manual therapy, stretches, and other methods. It is designed to reduce pain and discomfort, foster healing, improve strength and flexibility, and prevent further injuries.
Our team of PTs and PTAs specialize in using the latest treatments to address a range of conditions affecting the musculoskeletal system. From Stretch Certified techniques and strength training to manual therapies, electrical stimulation (E-Stim), cupping and more, our team is carefully trained to apply a wide range of physical therapy treatments to help you function, move and live better.
Sports Rehabilitation Therapy
Sports Rehabilitation Therapy focuses on the prevention, diagnoses, treatment and rehabilitation of sports-related injuries. It involves tailored exercises, techniques, and therapies designed to help athletes recover quickly and safely, while also enhancing their performance and preventing future injuries.
Our team of skilled athletic trainers provide a range of sports medicine and rehabilitation services, from injury evaluation to physical therapy, recovery, and conditioning. In our sports and functional training area, athletes can perform functional movements and access sport-specific rehabilitation without feeling rushed or crowded. Our certified athletic trainer is responsible for sports medicine coverage of local high school practices and games, and is also available to help guide students and parents in medical decisions.
Aquatic Therapy
Aquatic therapy is a form of physical therapy that involves performing exercises and treatments in a heated pool to use the natural properties of water to assist in rehabilitation. It is used because the buoyancy, resistance, and warmth of the water can reduce stress on joints, improve balance and blood flow, decrease swelling and help relax injured muscles.
We offer aquatic therapy services in the comfort of our on-site rehabilitation pool, a 92-degree aquatic environment that includes handrails, resistance jets, and a deep water well for lumbar traction. Under the care of our licensed therapists, aqua therapy can facilitate exercises that might be difficult on land, making it ideal for patients with arthritis, injuries, or mobility issues. Most people find that by decreasing the amount of joint stress it is easier and less painful to perform the exercises in the aquatic environment.
Treatments & Therapies
Our team of physical therapists and athletic trainers combine advanced treatments with proven therapies to create a personalized care plan for each patient. Depending on your condition, needs, and lifestyle, we employ a variety of methods to help you recover and restore your physical health.
Manual Therapy
Hands-on techniques designed to manipulate and mobilize muscles, joints, and soft tissues to reduce pain and improve mobility.
Electrical Stimulation (E-Stim)
E-Stim uses controlled electrical currents to reduce pain, promote muscle contraction, and enhance the healing process.
Sports Medicine
Sports medicine is a medical specialty that focuses on the prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation of injuries and conditions related to physical activity and sports. It also involves helping people improve their physical fitness and performance. Sports medicine is not just for athletes, and it can help people of all levels of activity.
Stretch Certified Therapy
Expert-guided stretching techniques to enhance flexibility, improve range of motion, and prevent injuries.
Dry Needling Therapy
Aims at relieving muscle pain, enhancing blood circulation, and restoring flexibility by inserting fine needles into areas of tight or knotted muscle.
Cupping Therapy
Cupping involves placing specialized suction cups on certain areas of the skin to increase blood flow, reduce muscle tension, and promote healing.
Anodyne
The Anodyne® Infrared Therapy Systems are medical devices used to increase circulation and reduce pain, stiffness, and muscle spasm. The Anodyne Therapy System was the first infrared light therapy product cleared by the FDA (1994), and it remains the premier evidence-based light therapy product on the market today.
Iontophoresis
Ionto Freezes, or iontophoresis, delivers medication through the skin using a mild electrical current to decrease swelling and inflammation, manage scar tissue, and treat conditions like tendonitis.
