📍 680 E Main St Ste 101, Lehi, UT, 84043
📞 801-948-2704
Here at Professional Physical Therapy and Sports Medicine you can expect to be treated with the utmost care. Upon arriving for your first visit, you will be kindly seated and evaluated by a licensed physical therapist. During the course of that evaluation, the therapist will assess the injury and create a exercise program designed around your specific needs. The treatment following the evaluation will most likely include modalities such as electrical stimulation, ultrasound, massage, heat/ice therapy, and cold laser. These modalities are designed to promote healing through increased nutrient flow. Following the modalities, you will then be guided and instructed through a variety of specific stretches and exercises to increase both flexibility and strength, concluded with a one-on-one assessment with the therapist. You can plan on being here at the clinic from anywhere from an hour to an hour and a half.
📍 155 W Canyon Crest Rd Ste 100, Alpine, UT, 84004
📞 801-878-6332
Here at Professional Physical Therapy and Sports Medicine you can expect to be treated with the utmost care. Upon arriving for your first visit, you will be kindly seated and evaluated by a licensed physical therapist. During the course of that evaluation, the therapist will assess the injury and create a exercise program designed around your specific needs. The treatment following the evaluation will most likely include modalities such as electrical stimulation, ultrasound, massage, heat/ice therapy, and cold laser. These modalities are designed to promote healing through increased nutrient flow. Following the modalities, you will then be guided and instructed through a variety of specific stretches and exercises to increase both flexibility and strength, concluded with a one-on-one assessment with the therapist. You can plan on being here at the clinic from anywhere from an hour to an hour and a half.
📍 3300 N Running Creek Way, Lehi, UT, 84043
📞 801-766-4244
🌐 drycreekpt.com
📍 3105 N Commerce Dr Ste 100, Saratoga Springs, UT, 84045
📞 801-768-3105
🌐 www.westlakept.com
We are completely committed to providing you the highest quality of care available. For treatment of painful conditions, recover of function, and injury prevention, we are dedicated to maximizing your well-being. Please take a few minutes to browse our site and feel free to share this information with others. Physical Therapy Treatment and Education for an Active Life.
📍 636 E State Rd, American Fork, UT, 84003
📞 801-492-6577
🌐 www.americanforkpt.com
American Fork Physical Therapy's goal is to empower each individual with the tools to reclaim their health. We are dedicated to teaching correct care principles to patients to improve and maintain health and wellbeing. At American Fork Physical Therapy and Sports Medicine Clinic our mission is to establish a relationship with each individual and empower them with tools to reclaim their health. We specialize in treatment of: - Sports Injury - Back Injury - Work Related Injury - Post op - Neck Pain - Auto Accident Treatment : Our treatments consist mainly of three elements: modalities, stretching and strengthening. Modalities are tools that we use to help relax, strengthen, and promote healing in muscles. Here are some of the modalities you may see us use: Hot Packs - helps relax tight muscles, which in turn decreases pain caused by muscle tension or spasms. - increases circulation to the area. Ice Packs: - decreases the inflammation in the area. - pain and swelling are decreased. Interferential Current (e-stim): - help reduce pain and decrease edema and inflammation. - Promotes the secrete endorphins, the body's natural pain-killers. Ultrasound: - warm superficial tissues, helping decrease muscle tightness and spasm in affected areas. - increasing blood flow to the affected area. Massage: - encourage muscle relaxation and - increase blood flow in affected areas. - We also use it to help break down adhesions which may form Strengthening Exercises: For our purposes, muscle tissue serves three main purposes: movement, maintenance of posture, and joint stabilization. Movement: Most muscles attach to bones. When the muscle contracts and shortens, it pulls on the bony attachment, creating movement around the joint axis. Maintenance of posture: When standing or even sitting, muscles are constantly firing to keep us in a stable position. Joint stabilization: Muscle tone (which is a continuous and low-level contraction of a muscle) keeps tension on the muscle tendons that cross over joints, helping to further stabilize joints. All of these components come together to reduce the risk of injury by helping us move properly and safely. Stretching: Stretching is an important part of the recovery process. Range of motion gains are essential in your recovery. Without sufficient range of motion you will be limited in the functional tasks you can do. Adhesions can form after a surgery or an injury (acute trauma, chronic, or overuse). Adhesions are fibrous tissues that the body throws down as part of the healing process. These fibrotic bands are thrown down in a haphazard way as the body attempts to heal as quickly as possible, rather than being laid down in an orderly fashion. This can cause some problems, such as limited range of motion. This causes the body to compensate for that lack of movement. Additional stresses are placed on structures that may not be designed or able to handle those stresses, and may lead to additional injury. Manual Stretching
📍 1305 N Commerce Dr Ste 100, Saratoga Springs, UT, 84045
📞 801-766-8460
📍 1305 N Commerce Dr Ste 100, Saratoga Springs, UT, 84045
📞 801-768-3105