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Physical Therapy Session

Physical Therapy

Physical therapy, also known as physiotherapy, is a rehabilitation treatment that helps patients restore movement, strength, and function after an injury or medical condition.

 

At Alliance Diagnostics and Treatments, patients work one-on-one with licensed physiotherapists who assess their physical limitations and design personalized treatment plans.

 

The duration of physical therapy varies depending on the severity of the injury and individual recovery goals, but it typically spans several weeks to a few months with regular sessions.

What does Physical Therapy treat?

Physical therapy is commonly used to treat a wide range of conditions and injuries, including:

  • Soft tissue injuries (sprains, strains, and tears),

  • Fractures and post-surgical recovery,

  • Whiplash and neck pain,

  • Back pain and spinal injuries,

  • Joint pain in shoulders, hips, knees, and ankles,

  • Neurological conditions such as stroke or spinal cord injury,

  • Concussions and vestibular (balance) issues,

  • Chronic pain and inflammation,

  • Reduced mobility and muscle weakness following motor vehicle accidents (MVAs), slip and falls, or workplace injuries.

 

Types of Physical Therapy

Each body and each case is unique. We make a rehabilitation plan specifically for each patient to get them healed. The type of physical therapy depends on individual’s needs. Our physiotherapy services may include a combination of:

  • Manual therapy (hands-on mobilization and manipulation),

  • Therapeutic exercise and guided strengthening routines,

  • Stretching and flexibility training,

  • Balance and coordination training,

  • Postural correction and ergonomic education,

  • Pain management techniques, including TENS and ultrasound therapy,

  • Gait training and mobility aids,

  • Education on injury prevention and at-home exercise programs.

 

Benefits of Physical Therapy

Physical therapy provides multiple benefits for patients recovering from injuries or managing chronic conditions. It helps to:

  • Decrease pain and inflammation,

  • Restore mobility, flexibility, and strength,

  • Accelerate recovery after surgery or trauma,

  • Improve balance and reduce fall risk,

  • Prevent further injury through education and conditioning,

  • Support a return to work, daily activities, and recreational movement,

  • Enhance overall physical function and quality of life.

Need to arrange this Treatment for your client?

 We make it simple. Contact us to refer a client, and we’ll coordinate everything from start to finish. 

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