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Frequently Asked Questions

This is where you will find most answers. If there should still be any questions left, don’t hesitate to contact us.

General

What are the services that you provide?

Kethley Physical Therapy’s Physical Therapists are highly trained to provide a wide range of treatments and services including:

  • Certified Hand Therapy Program
  • Hand and Upper Extremity Splinting and Orthotics
  • Pre and Post Surgical Rehabilitation Sports Injury Rehabilitation which includes Sport Specific Training
  • McKenzie Programs for Cervical, Thoracic, and Lumbar spine
  • Supervised Cardiac Recovery Program
  • Balance Training and Fall Prevention
  • Vestibular Therapy
  • Advanced Manual Therapy Techniques include: mobilizations, manipulations, soft tissue therapy
  • Treatment for Chronic Pain
  • Kinesiotaping
  • Mechanical Lumbar and Cervical Traction Therapies
  • Modalities include: ultrasound, electrical stimulation, moist heat/ice, paraffin, iontophoresis, phonophoresis
  • Simple Wound Care
  • Torticollis Treatment/Intervention
  • Pediatric Sports Injuries/Prevention
  • Scoliosis Treatment
  • Postural Evaluation and Correction Supervised Fitness Programs
  • Post-mastectomy Physical Therapy
  • Treatment of TMJ Dysfunction
  • Dry Needling
  • Wound Care
  • Womens Health-Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy
What is Physical Therapy?
Physical therapy is the practice dedicated to restoring and preserving musculoskeletal functions. Physical therapy can reduce pain, help avoid certain surgeries, improve mobility, help recover from a stroke, recover from or prevent sports injuries, or manage diabetes and heart issues. Everyone can benefit from physical therapy.
What is Manual Physical Therapy?
Manual physical therapy is a hands on approach to pain relief including but not limited to manipulation/mobilization, used by the physical therapist to diagnose and treat soft tissue and joints to reduce pain, increase range of motion, decrease myofascial restrictions to improve muscle length, decrease swelling or inflammation, assist the body in muscle or soft tissue repair, extensibility and/or stability, and facilitate movement to improve function.