Benefits of Physical Therapy

Physical therapist of experts in improving mobility and motion, Providing pain-free movement is crucial to your quality of daily life, your ability to earn a living, you ability to pursue your favorite leisure activities, and so much more. 

 

Improve Mobility and Motion

Movement can help you present obesity, which may be responsible for at least 18% of US adult deaths. Meanwhile, recent studies suggest that prolonged sitting can be unhealthy, and that walking just a little bit more each day can help reduce the risk of heart attack and stroke. Consistent movement is also vital to maintaining a healthy balance system, and that's important because falls often lead to significant, costly, injuries. Physical therapist work with their patients and clients of all ages and abilities to expand, restore, and maintain motion. 

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Avoid Surgery and Prescription Drugs

Many people are referred to a physical therapist in order to rehabilitate from a major medical trauma or surgery, but increasing research suggests that treatment by a physical therapist is often equally effective - and cheaper - alternative to surgery and prescription drugs from numerous conditions ranging from back pain and degenerative disk disease to meniscal tears and knee osteoarthritis. 

Although direct access laws vary by state and insurance plans differ, anyone in the United States can arrange a screening by a physical therapist without a physician's referral. Through individualized treatment plans designed by physical therapists, patients can sometimes achieve the same results without the expense and side effects of surgery and prescription medication. 

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Participate in Your Recovery

Physical therapists routinely work collaboratively with their patients. Treatment plans can be designed for the patient's individual goals, challenges, and needs. Receiving treatment by a physical therapist is rarely a passive activity, and participating in your own recovery can be empowering. In many cases, patients develop an ongoing relationship with their physical therapist to maintain optimum health and movement abilities across the lifespan. ​

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Choosing Your Physical Therapist 

You are the most important member of your own health care team, and you are entitled to choose the most appropriate heath care professional to meet your goals. The American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) has provided guidelines for choosing a physical therapist for your care and to meet your needs. 

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For More information, please visit here or The American Physical Therapy Association here

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