Dean Physical Therapy
Dean's Physical Therapists and Physical Therapist Assistants work with patients toward the following goals:
- Improved mobility, strength and function
- Rehabilitation or prevention of physical disability
- Relief of chronic or acute pain
- Development of exercises that are safe and effective for each patient
- To restore and promote wellness, fitness and optimal quality of life
Physical therapists specialize in musculoskeletal and neuromuscular problems. A physical therapist will evaluate a patient's condition and then design and implement a treatment program for each patient. Physician referral may be required for specific services.
Conditions Treated
Some of the most common reasons you may be referred to a physical therapist are:
- Back and neck pain
- Shoulder, arm, wrist, or hand problems
- Knee, ankle, or foot problems
- Cardiac rehabilitation
- Arthritis and mobility
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- Carpal tunnel syndrome
- Injury or surgery rehabilitation
- Stroke rehabilitation
- Balance and gait problems
- Women's health services, including incontinence and pelvic pain
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How Can I Receive Physical Therapy Services?
A physician referral is required for physical therapy services. If you don't have a primary care provider, please use our Provider Directory to find a provider that meets your needs. In collaboration with the referring physician and other specialized therapists, physical therapists will work to provide the best individualized therapy plan possible for each patient.
