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Chronic Pain

"I hurt my back 3 years ago and now I have continuous pain which has devastated my life."

Chronic Pain

The treatment of chronic pain is truly multidimensional. Research shows us the treatment program, which incorporates manual therapy and graded progressive exercise is best.  We also put a strong emphasis on education regarding the mechanisms of pain.

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Post-surgical treatment

"After my ACL reconstruction I wanted to return to soccer stronger than before."

Post-surgical treatment

Our approach to post-surgical treatment is exactly like the evidence based approach we use for other problems. Our team of physical therapists, physical therapist assistants and athletic trainers uses the latest techniques in both the early stages through to your the return to sport. Our goal is to make you stronger than before.

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Women's health

"Following the birth of my second child I have continued to have lower back pain and mild incontinence when I returned to an exercise program."

Women's health

Often following pregnancy the pelvis and supporting musculature can become lax. This leads to pain and dysfunction of the structures about the lumbopelvic region. Our Woman's Health physical therapy specialist can assist in the recovery of the strength and function about the region

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Vestibular dysfunction

"A 86 year old male who has significantly changed his lifestyle because of a fear of falling."

Vestibular dysfunction

Loss of balance is one of the leading causes of lifestyle changes as we age. Many factors may contribute to this fear.  These include visual, cardiovascular, musculoskeletal, and vestibular.  Physical therapy is well situated to address these deficits and improve function.  Our assessment includes simple balance tests, which allow us to tailor an exercise program to meet your needs.

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Acute Spinal pain

"45 year old injuried my back yesterday working in my garden. The pain is severe on the left side of my lower back"

Acute Spinal Pain

Newer research is showing physical therapy within 2-3 weeks of an acute onset of pain is very successful. The use of manipulation and exercise can quickly resolve the symptoms and get you on the long term prevention program. New legislation in New York State allows you to access the services of a physical therapist without a prescription from a physician.

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