Therapeutic Exercise

Therapeutic Activities

Manual Therapy

​Massage Therapy
Hot and Cold Therapies
Electrical Stimulation

Ultrasound
​Infrared Laser
Traction
Graston Technique

LSVT BIG Program for Parkinson's Disease

LSVT LOUD Program for Parkinson's Disease

Virtual Physical Therapy 

Treatments We Offer Include

What is Physical Therapy

Conditions We Treat

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Physical Therapists (PT) are movement experts trained to improve your quality of life through hands-on care, prescribed movements, and patient education. Together with our Physical Therapist Assistants (PTA), we treat patients of all ages and a wide variety of Orthopedic and Neurological conditions. 

Physical Therapy intervention is designed to MAXIMIZE YOUR MOVEMENT. During your initial evaluation, your Physical Therapist will identify and diagnose movement problems. An INDIVIDUALIZED TREATMENTPLAN will then be developed to meet your individual needs, challenges, and goals. Your PT and PTA will help you improve your mobility, learn how to manage your chronic pain, help you recover from an injury, and learn how to prevent any future injuries or conditions. Your Physical Therapy team will EMPOWER YOU and encourage you to help you be an active participant in your care. Your Physical Therapy team will also work closely with your doctor and all other health care professionals to ensure you receive the best care possible. Additionally, Physical Therapy has been shown to help REDUCE THE NEED FOR OPIOIDS and also AVOID SURGERY. With a push by the CDC to reduce the prescription and use of opioids, patients are turning to Physical Therapy to learn how to manage their chronic pain. For some conditions, such as meniscus tears, rotator cuff tears, spinal stenosis, and degenerative disc disease, physical therapy has been found to be as effective as surgery. You can visit choosePT.com to learn more about how Physical Therapy can benefit you.

In the State of Arkansas, you are allowed direct access to Physical Therapy with provisions. What does this mean? Direct access means you do NOT need a referral from a physician to receive Physical Therapy. It is important to check with your insurance to see if they require a referral from a physician before your insurance will cover the costs of your Physical Therapy care.