What types of injuries can be treated by a physical therapist at Sandy Physical Therapy?
FAQ -Sandy Physical Therapy - Serving greater Portland Orego...Sandy Physical Therapy we treat a wide variety of injuries stemming from work, car accident, sports or disease. We specialize in treatment of orthopedic problems. These include neck and low back pain, shoulder, elbow, knee, and foot injuries, posture problems, TMJ and repetitive work injuries. We also provide rehabilitation after surgery for rotator cuff repair, total knee replacement, ACL reconstruction, ankle reconstruction, disc surgery of the spine and sport or exercise related injuries.
Related QuestionsHow Can I Be Treated by a Physical Therapist?
FAQPhysical Therapists will often need a diagnosis from a licensed health care professional who is authorized by his or her license to diagnose (i.e. physicians, dentists, podiatrists, chiropractors, etc.). A Physical Therapist may evaluate a patient without a diagnosis; one is required prior to the physical therapist providing any treatment. Once you have a diagnosis, the physical therapist will implement a personalized treatment plan for you.
Related QuestionsMay I take FMLA leave for visits to a physical therapist, if my doctor prescribes the therapy?
elaws - Family and Medical Leave Act AdvisorYes. FMLA permits you to take leave to receive "continuing treatment by a health care provider," which can include recurring absences for therapy treatments such as those ordered by a doctor for physical therapy after a hospital stay or for treatment of severe arthritis.
Related QuestionsWhat will I have to do after physical therapy?
Orthopedic Rehab Specialists | FaqSome patients will need to continue with home exercises. Some may choose to continue with a gym exercise program. Others will complete their rehabilitation and return to normal daily activities. It is important that you communicate your goals to your therapist, so he/she can develop a custom program for you.
Related QuestionsFAQ -Sandy Physical Therapy - Serving greater Portland Orego...quot;Physical therapists are good people to know. They're educated in understanding the interaction of all your body parts. Their hands-on approach begins with examination, diagnosis, and treatment of the immediate problem. Then they teach you how to take care of yourself by showing you how to do exercises and how to use your body properly to gain strength and mobility and prevent recurring injury.Related Questions
Can physical therapy help my healthy pet to prevent future injuries?
Wizard of Paws Physical Rehabilitation for Animals, Deborah ...Physical therapy can certainly play a role in the prevention of injuries. It is critical that owners maintain the musculoskeletal health of their pets and recognize any injuries or problems. Early detection may prevent further problems from occurring.
Related QuestionsCan I go directly to my physical therapist?
Orthopedic Rehab Specialists | FaqForty-three states have some form of direct access. Some state physical therapy practice acts require a diagnosis before a patient can see a therapist (this is the case in California, Michigan, and Colorado to name a few). Other states allow patients to go directly to physical therapists. In most cases, if you are not making significant improvement within 30 days, the therapist will refer you to/back to your physician.
Related QuestionsAfter all of the testing by the physical therapist, what comes next?
Frequently Asked Questions, Center for Balance Disorders, UP...The physical therapist will determine what type of exercises to provide you and will also determine how frequently to see you. Most of the exercising is done at home, because it can be inconvenient and costly to visit the physical therapist frequently. You will usually receive pictures of the exercises that you are asked to perform, as it is hard to remember everything that you are told during your visit. Subsequent visits generally last approximately 45 minutes to one hour.
Related QuestionsHow often will I be scheduled to see the physical therapist?
Frequently Asked Questions, Center for Balance Disorders, UP...The number of visits can range from once every week or two, up to two times a week. The duration of your care could range from one or two visits up to several months, depending on your problem. Generally, people with BPPV need fewer visits than do people with inner ear problems in both ears, or dizziness caused by a brain disorder. Your therapist should discuss the frequency of your planned visits with you during your initial visit.
Related QuestionsWhat is a Physical Therapist?
FAQA Physical Therapist is a licensed health care professional. They help restore function, improve mobility, relieve pain, and prevent or limit permanent physical disabilities of patients suffering from injuries or disease.
Related QuestionsWhat is an ACL and how are these injuries treated?
Frequently Asked Questions -- Advanced Centers for Orthopaed...ACL is an abbreviation for anterior cruciate ligament of the knee. The knee is the largest and most complex joint in the body. It depends on four ligaments and other muscles and tendons to function properly. There are two ligaments on the sides of the knee, the medial collateral ligament and the lateral collateral ligament and two cross ligaments in the center of the knee, the anterior cruciate ligament and the posterior cruciate ligament.
Related QuestionsHow are shoulder injuries treated?
Sports Medicine, Therapy, Rehabilitation and Surgery- Mass G...Unless there is serious trauma associated with the pain, rehabilitation (consisting of motion and strengthening exercises) is often a starting point along with anti-inflammatory medications. If your surgeon is concerned about the possibility of requiring surgery, additional tests may be ordered to assess the injury and determine appropriate care.
Related QuestionsWhat types of diagnosis do you see in physical and occupational therapy?
Back-in-Action RehabilitationFor athletes looking for the more competitive edge we also provide a performance enhancement programs (Performax and Fit Fore Golf).
Related QuestionsWhat conditions can be treated with Physical Therapy?
FAQMost musculoskeletal and neurological conditions can be treated through physical therapy. This can range from pain, fractures, total joint replacements, sprains/ strains to Parkinson's disease and stroke. If you have a question, please do not hesitate to call the office to see if we treat your condition.
Related QuestionsDo you offer physical therapy for hand injuries/surgeries?
FAQ'sYes we do! Most physical therapists are well trained to treat hand and wrist conditions. It is a common misconception that only occupational therapists treat patients with hand dysfunctions. Even more so, some therapists have even taken additional courses and have passed a hand therapy certification examination. These therapists are called Certified Hand Therapists or CHTs.
Related QuestionsWill the Physical Therapist Or the Physical Therapy Assistant Communicate With My Referring Doctor?
Progressive Therapy Solutions - Frequently Asked QuestionsYes. When you return to your physician for a follow-up visit, your therapist wil send a progress note with you. It is important that you let the therapist know when you are returning to see the doctor. If you do not have a follow-up appointment, the therapist will send a note when you are finished with physical therapy.
Related QuestionsIs physical therapy necessary?
Children's OrthopaedicsYes. This helps in the proper recovery from a surgery of this type. Your doctor will prescribe the specific type your child will need for his or her case.
Related QuestionsWill I need physical therapy when I go home?
Welcome to the Maryland Knee & Hip CenterYes. We will have a home health nurse, who will provide some physical therapy, sent to your home for the first two weeks. Following this, you will probably go to a physical therapy facility 2 - 3 times a week to assist in your rehabilitation. This should last approximately 4 - 6 weeks.
Related QuestionsWhy is physical therapy a good choice?
Orthopedic Rehab Specialists | FaqMore than half of all Americans are suffering from pain. Whether it is a recent episode or chronic, an ABC News/Stanford study revealed that pain in America is a serious problem. However, many do not even know that physical therapists are well equipped to not only treat pain but also its source. Physical therapists are experts at treating movement and neuro-musculoskeletal disorders.
Related QuestionsWhy are people referred to physical therapy?
Orthopedic Rehab Specialists | FaqYou and others may be referred to physical therapy because of a movement dysfunction associated with pain. Your difficulty with moving part(s) of your body (like bending at the low back or difficulty sleeping on your shoulder, etc.) very likely results in limitations with your daily activities (e.g. difficulty getting out of a chair, an inability to play sports, or trouble with walking, etc.).
Related QuestionsAre there physical therapy specialists?
Orthopedic Rehab Specialists | FaqOrthopedic Physical Therapy - probably the most common physical therapy specialist is the orthopedic specialist. These specialists care for post-surgical patients, arthritis, tendinitis/tendinosus, fracture rehabilitation, muscle sprains and strains, neck and back pain, hip and knee problems, shoulder, elbow, and wrist conditions. Some are board certified as Orthopedic Certified Specialists (OCS).
Related QuestionsIs physical therapy painful?
Orthopedic Rehab Specialists | FaqFor many patients, one of the primary objectives is pain relief. This is frequently accomplished with hands-on techniques, modalities such as ultrasound, electrical stimulation, and/or heat or cold therapy. Movement often provides pain relief as well. Your physical therapist will provide you with the appropriate exercises not only for pain relief but to recover range of motion, strength, and endurance. In some cases, physical therapy techniques can be painful.
Related QuestionsWill I get a massage at physical therapy?
Orthopedic Rehab Specialists | FaqMassage may be part of your treatment. Rehabilitation specialists are trained in a variety of techniques that may help with your recovery. Deep tissue techniques may be part of the rehabilitative process. Massage is used for three reasons typically - to facilitate venous return from a swollen area, to relax a tight muscle, or to relieve pain. Contrary to common thought, massage does not increase circulation.
Related QuestionsCan I go to any physical therapy clinic?
Orthopedic Rehab Specialists | FaqIn most cases, you have the right to choose any physical therapy clinic. Our practice is a provider for many different insurance plans.
Related QuestionsHow long will I have to go to physical therapy after surgery?
Renaissance Orthopaedics - Patient and Family Centered Care ...Depending on the procedure you underwent and how well you are recovering, you will need therapy anywhere from 4 to 12 weeks postoperatively.
Related QuestionsWhen physical therapy is completed should I have another session?
Renaissance Orthopaedics - Patient and Family Centered Care ...After you have completed your therapy, if you feel you require more sessions, or it has been recommended to you by your therapist, call the office for Dr. Stanley’s approval.
Related QuestionsBorgess Inpatient Rehab FAQPhysical therapy uses techniques including exercise, massage, heat, ultrasound and hydrotherapy to treat various physical impairments. These treatment combinations can be used to improve a patient's joint and muscle function, or help an individual improve physical performance that has been reduced by either injury or disease, including heart disease. For example, the use of heat-producing equipment improves circulation and relaxes muscles.Related Questions
