Overall, no. All of our therapists have experience treating a wide array of orthopedic and neurological dysfunctions, as well as post-surgical cases. Common issues that we see frequently in our office and which all of our therapists are equipped to treat include: low back pain, neck pain, shoulder pain, knee pain, tennis elbow, hip & IT band pain, sciatica, ankle & foot pain, deconditioning, gait & balance, post-stroke, and sports injuries. All therapists can treat post-surgical patients. The only specialty services which require a specific physical therapist areย pelvic therapy,ย trigger point dry needling,ย vestibular (vertigo) therapy, and theย LSVT-BIG programย for Parkinsonโs Disease.
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