Physical Therapy from the comfort of your home

 
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Orthopedics

Orthopedics refers to the bones and muscles of your body. If it has been injured in any of these ways (or others) Physical therapy can help

Post surgical: Joint replacements (knee hip shoulder) Arthroscopic surgeries (shoulder, knee, elbow, low back) Lumbar and cervical fusions, Laminectomies

  • Arthritis

  • Spinal stenosis

  • Disc herniations

  • Generalized Neck pain or Back pain

  • Sciatica 

  • Tendonopathies

  • Tendinitis 

  • Radiculopathies

  • Rotator cuff tears 

  • Carpal tunnel

 
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Sports Injury

Including:

  • Leg injuries (Hip flexor strain, groin pull, shin splints, sciatica, hamstring strain)

  • Knee injuries (Meniscal tear, dislocation, fracture, sprain, ACL injury)

  • Foot injuries (Plantar fasciitis, Achilles bursitis, navicular stress fracture, turf toe

  • Shoulder injuries (Dislocation, rotator cuff tear, biceps injury, labral tear, instability, frozen shoulder, AC joint injury)

  • Elbow injuries (Fracture, tendon rupture, dislocation, arthritis, tendinitis, tennis elbow, golfers elbow)

 
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Neurological

Including:

  • Parkinson’s

  • Althezimers

  • Stroke

  • TIAs

Danielle is also comfortable treating medically complex patients including patients with COPD, hypertension, a fib, diabetes, fibromyalgia, cancer or history of cancer.

Physical therapy often requires extended care beyond what traditional insurance covers. Danielle provides periodic wellness check-ins, allowing for continued care on a less frequent basis if needed.

 
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Modalities

These are some of the methods Danielle uses to ease pain in her patients so that they can move more effectively, and return to their normal faster

  • Kinesio Taping, It is worn around the clock for several days, providing therapeutic benefits the entire time which include:

    • Pain Relief

    • Reduced Swelling and Inflammation

    • Accelerated Recovery from Bruises and Contusions

    • Prevents and/or Relieves Muscle Spasms and Cramping

    • Speedier Recovery of Overused Muscles

    • Supports Injured Muscles and Joints without Restricting Range of Motion

    • Allows Athletes to Remain Active while Injured

    • Enhances Strength and Muscle Tone in Weak or Poorly-Toned Muscles

  • Tens: (Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation)

    • Pads placed on the body transmit low level electrical current

    • Effective on both acute and chronic pain

    • Blocks transmission of pain signals

    • Produces endorphins

  • NEMS :(Neuromuscular Electrical Muscle Stimulation)

    • Pads placed on the body allow electrical current to run through muscle fibers stimulating them to contract

    • Studies show that when used prior to working the muscle, muscles have improved strength, and increased range of motion

  • Cupping

    • Myofascial Cupping Therapy is a centuries-old method of managing medical conditions, based on traditional Asian Medicine. The suction and negative pressure provided by cupping can loosen muscles, and encourage blood flow. Increased circulation improves oxygen supply and cell metabolism, which reduces inflammatory substances. Cupping is used to relieve back and neck pains, stiff muscles ease scar tissue deep within muscles and connective tissues, and reduce swelling and muscle knots.