Physical Therapy 

Physical Therapy provides services to individuals by highly trained Physical Therapists to develop, maintain and restore maximum movement and functional ability. 

Physical Therapists are licensed medical professionals with the skills required to diagnose physical abnormalities and restore physical function and mobility. In doing so, they address pain, promote physical activity, and help restore independent function.

A physical therapist cares for patients in all phases of healing, from initial diagnosis through the restorative and preventive stages of recovery.

Physical Therapy is often provided as a primary care treatment or in coordination with other medical services.  Omni Physical and Aquatic Therapy provides a patient-centered approach to care that integrates the expertise of Physical Therapy with Chiropractic Medicine and Pain Medicine.

The ultimate goal of Physical Therapy is to restore maximum functional independence for each individual patient. To achieve this goal, therapists at Omni Physical Therapy & Aquatic Therapy integrate modalities such as heat, cold, electricity, joint mobilization, exercise, massage, aquatic therapy, and patient education into a plan of care designed for each individual's rehabilitation needs and goals.

Physical Therapists at Omni Physical and Aquatic Therapy frequently treat patients presenting with conditions that include: 

•     Musculoskeletal injuries and dysfunction such as back and neck pain, rotator cuff tears, hip, knee and ankle injuries

•     Muscle and connective tissue injuries resulting from motor vehicle accidents.

•     Sports-related injuries

•     Work-related injuries

•     Rehabilitation for patients with total joint replacements or other surgical joint interventions (Pre-hab & Rehab)

•     Rehabilitation for patients having spinal surgery  (Pre-hab & Rehab)

Benefits of physical therapy

Depending on the reason for treatment, the benefits of physical therapy can include:

•     Improved mobility and movement

•     Pain management with reduced need for pain medication

•     Recovery from injury or trauma

•     Avoiding surgery

•     Recovery after a surgical procedure

•     Promote ability to return to work

•     Fall prevention

•     Improved balance