Who needs physical therapy?

The most common reasons to seek physical therapy include:

Low back pain
Neck pain
Shoulder, arm, wrist or hand problems
Knee, ankle, or foot problems
Sprains and muscle strains
Arthritis
Stroke
Brain injury
Balance problems
Fractures
Developmental disabilities
Open wounds

Who needs occupational therapy?

The most common reasons to seek occupational therapy include:

Stroke
Brain injury
Hand injuries
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
Early dementia
Anyone who needs assistance with activities of daily living (dressing, hygiene, etc)
Developmental disabilities

Who needs speech and language pathology services?

The most common reasons to seek speech pathology services include:

Difficulty swallowing or choking
Stroke
Brain Injury
Unclear or unintelligible speech
Inability to understand the speech of others
Ineffective vocal characteristics (pitch, volume, quality, rate)

Who are pediatric therapists?

Our pediatric therapists are physical, occupational and speech therapists with a special interest and training in treating children. Children with developmental disorders and those with acquired disabilities can be treated in our outpatient department.

What are the hours of the outpatient rehabilitation department?

The department is open Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM until 5:00 PM. Special accommodation may be made to meet patient needs.