Physical Therapy

Physical therapist, Tony Garcia, working with a patient.

Rely on the physical therapy team at Faith Regional Health Services to help you ease pain, rebuild strength, and increase your mobility. You’ll enjoy moving more comfortably after receiving education, hands-on care, and exercise plans from a physical therapist (PT).

Regain Your Lifestyle

During your physical therapy, we simulate real-life conditions to ensure you regain the skills needed to return to your daily activities. You’ll work one-on-one with your physical therapist during your entire appointment to equip you with the education and tools you need to return to your sport, work, or active lifestyle.

Conditions We Treat

Turn to our PTs for personalized attention to recover after an injury or surgery. You’ll find treatment for a wide range of conditions, including:

Amputation
Back and neck pain
Balance issues or dizziness (vertigo)
Concussion and headaches
Fatigue
Heart and lung conditions that affect mobility
Hip injuries
Jaw pain and dysfunction
Joint pain and arthritis
Neurological conditions, including stroke, Parkinson's, and multiple sclerosis
Osteoporosis
Pregnancy-related discomfort
Pre and post-surgical
Side effects of cancer treatment
Spinal cord injuries
Sports injuries
Stress injuries
Weakness
Work-place injuries

Benefits of Physical Therapy

When you receive physical therapy, you may:

Improve range of motion and greater strength
Increase coordination and balance
Prevent injuries
Rely less on pain medications
Avoid surgery, in some cases
Improve your outcome after orthopedic surgery
Return to sports, work, or your active lifestyle sooner after injury or surgery

Services & Treatments

Take advantage of many services and treatments to help you meet your goals. Your physical therapist may recommend:

A physical therapy assistant working with a patient.

Exercises to improve coordination, flexibility, and stamina
Aquatic therapy
Blood flow restrictive training
Education on reducing and preventing symptoms
McKenzie method
Modalities such as ultrasound and electrical stimulation

What to Wear

Wear loose, comfortable clothing for most physical therapy sessions. This allows you to move freely and lets your therapist see and treat the painful area of your body.