Physical Therapy and Rehab Care

What You Need to Know

How physical therapy can help you recover from foot and ankle pain.

Foot and Ankle Physical Therapy

If you are experiencing foot and ankle pain caused by an injury, foot deformity, or other issue, you can inquire about physical therapy treatment for your ailment by calling our office or requesting an appointment.

Choosing physical therapy treatment is one of the safest and most effective ways to address your foot and ankle pain all while working towards healthier movement patterns and an improved lifestyle. Working with a foot and ankle physical therapist can help to overcome issues involving the mechanics or structures of your foot and ankle.

Our physical therapists are licensed in evaluating and treating movement pathologies. Our physical therapy foot and ankle specialists are movement experts, first and foremost. They are trained to treat pain and dysfunction in all areas of the body with the added benefit of having a foot and ankle specialization given their collaboration with our physicians.

We have had success using physical therapy to help patients rehabilitate from plantar plate tears and other foot injuries. Additionally, physical therapy can be a useful alternative or complement to foot surgery in order to alleviate the root causes of foot deformities such as hammer toe and claw toe. If you think physical therapy may be right for you, reach out to schedule an evaluation with our team.

Conditions We Treat and Why It Works

Our physical therapists treat a wide variety of conditions, not just those isolated to the foot and ankle. This includes acute and chronic pain, arthritis pain, ankle and foot injuries, back and neck pain, dizziness and balance deficits, and hand trauma and upper extremity injuries.

We also work with patients recovering from hip and knee injuries, joint replacement, leg injuries and knee pain, muscle strains and sprains, orthopedic injuries, and overuse injuries. Personal and auto injuries, pre-surgical and post-surgical conditions, repetitive stress injuries, shoulder and elbow injuries, sports and performance injuries, and work-related injuries are all part of the care we provide.

Our physical therapists strive for continuous improvement by advancing their knowledge through continued education and obtaining certifications in evidence-based treatment methods routinely. This ongoing training means the techniques used in your care reflect current best practices for rehabilitation.

Their collaboration with our physicians on your care helps to promote a comprehensive treatment model that will ensure you reach your goals and allow you to return to your activities safely. If you are ready to begin rehab or want to learn whether physical therapy is right for your condition, our team is here to guide you through what to expect and help you make steady progress.