Orthopedic Services

Musculoskeletal health involves any condition that involves the muscles, bones, joints, or connective tissue in the body. There are more than 150 different types of musculoskeletal impairments, of which physical therapy can address many of them. Two-thirds of adults in need of rehabilitation are due to orthopedic impairments.

How Can We Help Relieve Your Pain?

At 208 Physical Therapy we not only want you to Think Forward, but Move Forward past your pain! Our experts are here to help you achieve this starting at discovery and ending with achieving your goals. We accomplish this by:

History
Take a thorough history to understand how your pain started and what influences it
Evaluation
Perform a comprehensive evaluation to diagnose your condition
Education
Educate on the factors contributing to your condition, and how you can overcome it
Treatment
Design an individualized treatment plan
Exercise
Provide customized home exercise program
Care
Coordinate care with referring providers

What to Expect
When You Visit

Physical therapists spend 3 years studying the anatomy and physiology of the body, how we are designed to move, and how to recover from a variety of conditions that prevent us from participating in everyday life. Methods we use to address orthopedic conditions vary from manual therapy (hands-on treatment), exercise, postural training, and modalities as indicated.

Areas of the Body We Treat

  • Neck
  • Shoulder
  • Elbow
  • Wrist/hand
  • Mid/low back
  • Pelvis
  •  Hip
  • Knee
  • Ankle/foot  

What Is Manual Therapy?

As mentioned, there are many modalities when it comes to physical therapy, and manual therapy is the most hands-on approach. Manual therapy involves the manipulation of muscles, joints, and nerves to help relieve pain and promote healing. Our licensed physical therapists use manual therapy to treat many injuries, but some of the most common are:

  • Tight hip
  • Stiff neck
  • Shoulder pain
  • And other tightness in the body that may be limiting your mobility

What Is Manual Therapy?

As mentioned, there are many modalities when it comes to physical therapy, and manual therapy is the most hands-on approach. Manual therapy involves the manipulation of muscles, joints, and nerves to help relieve pain and promote healing. Our licensed physical therapists use manual therapy to treat many injuries, but some of the most common are:

  • Tight hip
  • Stiff neck
  • Shoulder pain
  • And other tightness in the body that may be limiting your mobility

Is Manual Therapy the
Same as a Massage?

While they may seem similar, getting a massage versus seeking out manual therapy are two vastly different things. Massage therapy usually aims to relax the body and mind, while manual therapy aims to heal injury and reduce pain in specific areas of the body. Manual therapy is a more targeted approach.

Is Manual Therapy the
Same as a Massage?

While they may seem similar, getting a massage versus seeking out manual therapy are two vastly different things. Massage therapy usually aims to relax the body and mind, while manual therapy aims to heal injury and reduce pain in specific areas of the body. Manual therapy is a more targeted approach.

Postural Training in Orthopedic Rehabilitation

Sciatica, neck pain, back pain, an improper gait, and a slew of other symptoms could be due to being out of alignment. Postural training focus on performing exercises that treat muscular imbalances to help improve posture. When your posture is off, it can affect the strength and performance of your muscles, leaving you weaker or feeling pain on one side of your body.

Postural Training in Orthopedic Rehabilitation

Sciatica, neck pain, back pain, an improper gait, and a slew of other symptoms could be due to being out of alignment. Postural training focus on performing exercises that treat muscular imbalances to help improve posture. When your posture is off, it can affect the strength and performance of your muscles, leaving you weaker or feeling pain on one side of your body.

A Look into Postural Therapy Appointments

If you are feeling worried or nervous about what postural training entails, fear not. Postural training appointments usually begin with a series of assessments, followed by exercises. We typically:

  • Used specialized technology to help us determine which of your joints are out of alignment
  • Observe your gait to see if something needs to be adjusted
  • Implement a series of mobility tests to help determine severity
  • Work on performing exercises that help rebuild strength and flexibility to improve posture

Is Orthopedic Rehabilitation Right for You?

Generally, people tend to minimize the amount of pain or discomfort that they suffer each day until it finally catches up to them. While it may seem easy to ignore or avoid general discomfort in your body, it almost always leads to injury or more sever pain if it is not dealt with. 

Orthopedic rehabilitation focuses on relieving that small pain and discomfort before it turns into a bigger problem. We offer a wide range of orthopedic services from joint pain treatment, pelvic therapy, shoulder therapy, knee pain treatment, to wrist pain treatment and much more. Your body is made for movement, so get back to feeling mobile with 208 Physical Therapy.

Is Orthopedic Rehabilitation Right for You?

Generally, people tend to minimize the amount of pain or discomfort that they suffer each day until it finally catches up to them. While it may seem easy to ignore or avoid general discomfort in your body, it almost always leads to injury or more sever pain if it is not dealt with. 

Orthopedic rehabilitation focuses on relieving that small pain and discomfort before it turns into a bigger problem. We offer a wide range of orthopedic services from joint pain treatment, pelvic therapy, shoulder therapy, knee pain treatment, to wrist pain treatment and much more. Your body is made for movement, so get back to feeling mobile with 208 Physical Therapy.