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We offer a comprehensive approach to managing lymphedema, edema, vascular insufficiency, neuropathy, and pain through Complete Decongestive Therapy. 

There's much more to physical and occupational therapy than a list of exercises. While there is a time and place for exercise, patients with chronic pain respond well to hands on techniques to first address the root cause of the pain.

Whether you sprained your ankle playing football with the neighbor kids, are recovering from a knee replacement, or finally want to get around to getting that nagging shoulder better, we've got your back (literally).

Whether you sprained your ankle playing football with the neighbor kids, are recovering from a knee replacement, or finally want to get around to getting that nagging shoulder better, we've got your back (literally).

Our staff has loved ones affected by strokes, Traumatic Brain Injuries, Parkinson's Disease, Multiple Sclerosis, Cerebral Palsy, and may other issues that hit close to home for us. We are specially trained to slow disease manifestations and improve quality of life.

From cystic fibrosis, to acute and chronic asthma, to COPD, our staff implements a broad knowledge base to improve pulmonary function and implement strategies to reduce frequency and intensity of cardiopulmonary exacerbations.

Ok, yeah, we do this too! 

VO2 testing, sports performance, nutrition plans, and metabolic maximization just happen to be passions of ours.

Effective for vascular, lymphatic, and neuropathy, and orthopedic cases. Includes:

1. Manual Lymphatic Drainage
2. Compression Wraps
3. Exercise
4. Modalities

Joint mobilization is a gentle, hands-on treatment used by physical therapists to help stiff or painful joints move more easily. By applying slow, controlled movements, this technique can reduce pain, improve flexibility, and make everyday activities more comfortable. It’s often helpful for arthritis, joint stiffness, and recovery after injury or surgery.

Instrument-assisted soft tissue mobilization is a hands-on therapy that uses specially designed tools to gently treat tight or painful muscles and soft tissues. This technique helps improve blood flow, reduce tension, and break up areas of tightness or scar tissue, making movement easier and less painful. It’s commonly used for muscle strains, tendon pain, and stiffness from injury or overuse.

Shockwave therapy is a non-invasive treatment that uses gentle, high-energy sound waves to help your body heal itself. It’s applied with a handheld device to areas of pain or injury to improve blood flow, stimulate tissue repair, and reduce discomfort. This treatment can help with common issues like tendon pain, persistent heel or foot pain, and muscle or joint soreness — and most people can continue their normal day with little to no downtime.

Class IV Laser Therapy
Class IV laser therapy is a non-invasive treatment that uses focused light energy to help reduce pain and speed up healing. The laser is applied directly to areas of pain or injury to improve circulation, decrease inflammation, and support tissue repair at a deeper level. This treatment is commonly used for muscle and joint pain, arthritis, nerve irritation, and soft tissue injuries — and most patients experience a soothing warmth with no downtime after treatment.

Dry Needling
Dry needling is a treatment that uses very thin needles to release tight or painful muscles. It helps reduce muscle tension, improve movement, and relieve pain caused by muscle knots or trigger points. Many patients notice improved mobility and relief after treatment, with little to no downtime.

The possibilities are limitless. Whether you need Neuro IFRAH to recover from a stroke, Big and Loud to improve Parkinson's, VO2 testing to gauge cardiopulmonary endurance, or therapeutic exercise to increase strength and endurance, we won't stop until you get the very best treatment!