What will become of all the memories?

When memory impairment starts affecting one’s daily lifestyle, therapy may be the answer. Our speech therapists can help improve memory retention with a variety of skilled techniques and strategies.

Shake it out and off.

Arthritis can result in joint pain due to decreased “fluid” between the bony surfaces. Physical and Occupational Therapy can help with exercises, stretching, and manual techniques that alleviate pain and inflammation at the joint.

Find your center.

Balance impairment is a direct contributor to a risk for falls. Research has proven that specific balance programs and exercises provided by therapists can significantly decrease the risk for falls by improving balance.

Build it up.

​​Decreased bone density is a risk for bone fractures when there is an impact force. Weight-bearing exercises provided by skilled therapists strengthen and improve bone density and decrease the risk for fractures.

Don’t take a knee.

Knee dysfunction and pain can significantly decrease mobility. Depending on the severity, surgery can sometimes be avoided with a good plan of care. When knee surgery is indicated, therapy can help in achieving a full recovery with a return to prior levels of mobility.

Hip, hip, hooray.

Hip dysfunction and pain can significantly decrease mobility and present a challenge with simple activities such as walking or going up stairs. Therapy can help target and alleviate many of these issues while teaching new ways to move around comfortably with decreased pain.

Get that pain off your shoulder.

Lifting a gallon of milk, brushing hair, getting dressed – these are a small sample of activities throughout the day that can be affected by shoulder dysfunction. A comprehensive evaluation can target the specific cause and develop a plan to rehabilitate and heal the cause of pain.

We have your back.

Back pain is one of the most common complaints in the medical world. A detailed evaluation can lead to exercises and cues for postural awareness that help ease the pain by targeting the specific underlying issue.

There’s strength in therapy.

Life without activity can lead to deconditioning and general weakness. Couch potatoes beware, we mean you! We are also referring to anyone with general difficulty moving around and completing daily activities due to weakness. Research has proven that therapy increases strength and provides vitality that helps people live an active life without impairment.

Strength after a stroke.

Like fingerprints, no two strokes are the same. Discovering the precise impairments and causes lead to the creation of a detailed treatment plan by our skilled therapists. Through a wide variety of evidence-based methods, we help patients achieve their goals.

Therapy that isn’t tough to swallow.

Challenges that involve swallowing need to be addressed due to the risk of choking. Skilled therapists can assist in setting benchmarks for liquid thickness and learning proper swallowing techniques that strengthen involved muscles.

Talk it out.

Communicating effectively is an important part of our lives. Speech therapists can assist with a variety of methods that restore or compensate for difficulties with speech.

Shake it off.

Countless research studies have shown that various methods of therapy can help people with Parkinson’s. Shuffling gait and difficulty getting dressed are two examples of symptoms that therapy can help improve.