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At Back in Motion Physical Therapy, our focus is to change people’s lives by providing pain relief and improving their quality of life.
What makes
Back in motion
Physical Therapy so unique?
- Hands-on physical therapy by a clinician who works one-on-one with you during your therapy sessions.
- Highly personalized care that’s precisely right for you.
- You’ll usually see the same therapist at every visit, leading to more personalized and effective care.
- We have nine convenient locations to serve you.
- We offer extensive patient education programs to help you prevent reinjury.
- We open early and close late to accommodate almost any schedule.
- Our staff has over a century of combined experience to draw from to help make sure you get increased function and effective pain relief.
Suffering from pain or stiffness and don’t know why? Identify where you are in pain and click on the corresponding white circle to discover different conditions that might be the cause of your pain.
Tips physical therapists can offer to help you avoid back pain
Tips physical therapists can offer to help you avoid back pain Is there a history of back pain in your family? Do you worry about developing debilitating discomfort in your back? If you answered yes to either or both of these questions, then working with a physical...
Constant Neck Pain | Back in Motion
Five issues that can lead to constant neck pain Trouble working on your work computer. Difficulty focusing in meetings or while driving. A lack of desire to play with your kids when you get home. These are all issues that can arise if you’re suffering from constant,...
3 ways physical therapists can help muscle spasms in your shoulder
Research shows that up to 26% of people have shoulder pain at any given time. When your pain is being caused by muscle spasms in your shoulder, physical therapy is one effective way to address it. For one thing, physical therapists have extensive training in the...
How painful is physical therapy after rotator cuff surgery?
Like more than 5.7 million other Americans, you tore a rotator cuff. In your case, the injury was so severe that you needed surgery to treat it. So, you found a good surgeon and went under the knife. But have you given much thought to what comes after your surgery?...
Do I have symptoms of golfer’s elbow?
The easiest way to identify if your symptoms are those of golfer’s elbow is where you’re feeling pain. This condition causes pain on the inside of your elbow, so people feeling pain there likely have golfer’s elbow or medial epicondylitis. However, you’re not...
Is my elbow pain golfer’s elbow or tennis elbow?
Pain in your elbow. Difficulty grasping or releasing objects. Inflammation or swelling around the elbow. These are all signs that you have one of two elbow problems: either golfer’s elbow or tennis elbow. These conditions are so similar that it can be tough to tell...
How can I treat carpal tunnel without resorting to surgery?
If you develop carpal tunnel syndrome, you might be worried that you’ll need surgery to treat it. Fortunately, many people with carpal tunnel syndrome can be treated without resorting to surgery. Carpal tunnel is a common wrist problem in the U.S.; it’s reported that...
What can a physical therapist do to treat arthritis pain in the hands?
The answer to this question can vary based on several factors. For instance, each person experiences hand arthritis symptoms differently, and this means your physical therapist could use certain treatment options for you and not for other patients with the same...
Who is likely to develop both lower back and hip pain?
Both lower back pain and hip pain are common enough issues in the U.S. However, you might be wondering if you’re likely to develop this combination of pain yourself. The answer is that developing lumbar (lower back) pain or hip pain is likely. One medical study...
Three physical therapy methods used for hip arthritis treatment
Your hip hurts when you first wake up in the morning. Walking your dog every day has become a painful chore. Hip discomfort makes it hard to concentrate at work. These are all reasons why people might seek treatment for their hip arthritis. Hip osteoarthritis is...
Knee in pain when going down stairs: Here’s 4 ways physical therapists can help you
You're not alone if you’ve ever winced your way down a flight of stairs. Knee pain when going down stairs can be a common complaint that can turn a simple task into your own real-life obstacle course. This pain can be caused by a variety of factors, ranging from...
Pain from the hip to the knee: 4 ways PT can help you treat it
We will dive into the world of aches and discomfort, specifically the kind that can set up shop in your hip and extend down to your knee. It can impact your daily activities and overall quality of life. There are a variety of potential causes for this type of pain...
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We are here for you,
first and foremost.
That’s why we take the time to make sure you understand why you’re experiencing your pain and explain our approach to your treatment. Through this communication and education, we can help you achieve your rehabilitation and/or physical fitness goals. We’re a team of licensed, physical therapists and physical therapist assistants committed to state-of-the-art care and dedicated to your success. Many of today’s most common conditions can be treated or corrected with modern physical therapy techniques. When you need help for pain, injury, headaches or stress, you deserve professionals who understand what you’re going through. Our helpful, caring staff goes much further, offering you personalized attention, respect and understanding.