Patients come to us for:

• Stroke rehabilitation
• Rehabilitation for Multiple Sclerosis
• Rehabilitation for other neurological/neuromuscular conditions, such as CP, Parkinson's, Brain injury, Charcot-Marie Tooth, Muscular Dystrophy, ...
• Pre and post Prosthetic training, for patients with Amputation
• Wheelchair evaluation and assessment
• Orthotic evaluation and assessment
• Rehabilitation for surgical and non-surgical injuries such as knee, shoulder, hip and back
• Rehabilitation for sports related injuries, and work-related injuries, such as carpal tunnel,

  Your entire 1-hour physical therapy treatment sessions are one-on-one with a Physical Therapist - NO AIDES.

  Patients love this! They see better results.

  Working together

• We may sometimes go with you to an appointment with your Doctor, Prosthetist, or Orthotist. (On a case-by-case basis, and depending on our schedule). 

• This is to ensure that all professionals involved in your care are communicating effectively.

How you can benefit from Physical Therapy at Body Kinetics Rehab:

• Improve your walking quality

• Get assessed for assistive devices

• Increase flexibility and restore motion

• Increase strength ( may include using Neuromuscular Re-education, Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation)
• Decrease pain  

• Get assessed for proper fitting of your prosthesis

• Improve your ability to go up and down stairs, curbs, ramps – with ease

• Work with your Doctor to assess any spasticity (stiff or rigid muscles that may interfere with your walking)

• Receive info. & resources for modifying your home to make it more handicap accessible

• Improve your balance (reduce risks of falls)

• We teach you how to run or walk with the prosthesis 
  

• Improve your endurance level (reduce secondary complication such as heart attack or another stroke)

• Learn movement Re-education and Functional Integration

• We educate you on how to check your residual limb and your sound leg for any signs of infection or problems

• Teach you how to get up from the floor (if you do fall! – you’ll know what to do)