General

You may feel discomfort during the initial phase of therapy. It is important that you complete all the visits that your doctor or therapist recommended to maximize your results and prevent future recurrence of symptoms.

Cervical

Neck Pain/Stiffness
MVA-Whiplash
Headaches
Myofascial Tightness/Spasm
Herniated Disc/Radiculopathy
Spondylosis

Lumbar

Low Back Pain
Herniated/Bulging Disc
Myofascial Tightness/Spasm
Arthritis
Degenerative Disc Disease
Peri-natal Back Pain

Shoulder

Biceps/Rotater Cuff Tendonitis
Bursitis
Instability

Hip/Knee

Greater Trochanteric Bursitis
Illiotibial Band Syndrome
Patellofemoral Syndrome
Non-Specific Knee Pain
Knee Sprains
Patellar Tendonitis

Elbow/Hand

Lateral Epicondylitis- Tennis Elbow
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
DeQuervain’s Syndrome
Arthritis

Thoracic

Facet/Rib Dysfunction-Stiffness
Scoliosis
Postural Dysfunction

Ankle/Foot

Sprained Ligaments
Overpronation
Plantar Fascitis
Achille’s/Peroneal Tendonitis
Peripheral Neuropathy

All post-operative conditions including joint replacement, rotator cuff repairs, labrum repairs, arthroscopy, cervical/lumbar fusions, & carpal tunnel releases

We will send a plan of care to your doctor after your first visit. Generally, a status report will be sent every three-four weeks by fax. If you are seeing your doctor for a return visit, tell your therapist so they can send a status report prior to your appointment.

Yes! It is your choice where you have therapy. Just bring your referral or have the doctor’s office fax it to us.

We are a small, private practice with eight locations in the Birmingham area. We treat each patient based on their individual needs. We use “hands on” treatment, which is vital for most patients to reach their full rehab potential.

Physical Therapists are highly trained experts in treating musculoskeletal dysfunction in the spine and extremities. If you have pain or loss of function, ask you doctor about physical therapy as a treatment option.