Physical Therapy services assist in restoring and maintaining maximum musculoskeletal functions. Our therapists help with a range of conditions, from hip fractures and sprains to unsteady gaits.  We help patients restore their ability to move throughout their living environment. You may need physical therapy to recover from an injury, prevent falls, handle chronic diseases like arthritis or heart disease,  adapt to the use of devices like a walker or cane, or even to recover after surgery or an accident. Physical Therapy can help prevent disability. Once you begin physical therapy, you will be able to move around and feel more loose. It will teach you your limitations and areas you need to improve on the way to a full recovery. Activities in therapy may include stretches, massages, hot or cold therapy for pain, the use of devices for muscle development and coordination, and more.

Occupational Therapy services are dedicated to improving the patient's level of independence in activities of daily living. Our therapists help patients of any age do the things they require and want to do, employing daily activities as a therapeutic means. They help the patients to achieve healthier, happier lives, and to prevent injuries and diseases. Common occupational therapy exercises include helping our seniors with disabilities to fully engage in social activities, helping people reacquire skills after an injury, and providing support for elders experiencing physical and cognitive dysfunctions. Sessions with our therapists usually begin with a personal evaluation, where patients talk about their goals, their current situation, and what they expect from this service. Next, our therapists present customized interventions designed to help patients carry out their daily activities. After that, our therapists compare notes with results to ensure adequate progress.

Speech Therapy can help patients improve daily communication and treat swallowing disorders.  Our specialists treat many disorders like articulation disorders, fluency, resonance, receptive language, expressive language, cognitive-communication disorders, and more. During sessions, patients are evaluated to determine what kind of disorder they have and the best way to treat them. Therapies usually include social and interactive situations, problem solving, breathing exercises, language development games, and more. Sessions will be scheduled according to the patient’s needs, disorder, age, medical history, and response to the speech therapy.