Conditions Treated

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 Muscle or ligament injuries due to overuse or trauma

Pinched nerve causing pain, numbness, or weakness in the arm.

 Arthritis in the cervical spine.

Disc pressing on nerves, leading to neck, arm, or shoulder pain

 Age-related wear causing pain and stiffness.

Neck injury from sudden jerking movements.

Injury to the muscles and tendons stabilizing the shoulder.

Pinching of tendons or bursa, causing pain with movement.

 Damage to the cartilage lining the shoulder joint.

Separation of the shoulder joint.

Stiffness and pain limiting movement due to arthritis 

 Inflammation of the shoulder tendons due to overus

Inflammation of the bursa leading to pain and reduced mobility.

Overuse of forearm muscles causing pain on the outer elbow.

 Overuse causing pain on the inner elbow.

njury to the ligaments due to overstretching or trauma

Common in throwing athletes, affecting the ulnar collateral ligament.

Inflammation of the bursa at the tip of the elbow

 Excessive forward rounding of the upper back

Compression of nerves or blood vessels, causing pain, numbness, and weakness in the arm.

 Abnormal curvature of the spine, often affecting posture and mobility.

Inflammation or degeneration of the facet joints

Overstretching or tearing of muscles or ligaments in the lower back.

Pain radiating from the lower back down the leg due to nerve compression.

This occurs when the facet joints in the lower back become inflamed or degenerated

Narrowing of the spinal canal leading to nerve compression

 When a disc in the lower back bulges or ruptures, compressing nearby nerves.

Degeneration of the spine, causing pain and stiffness

Overstretching or tearing of hip flexor muscles.

 Inflammation of the bursa, causing pain and stiffness

Degeneration of cartilage causing pain and reduced mobility

Inflammation of the iliotibial band, causing pain on the outer knee

 Damage to the cartilage (labrum) that stabilizes the hip joint.

Abnormal contact between the hip bones, limiting movement.

 A tear or injury to the adductor muscles, located in the inner thigh.

Inflammation of the tendon connecting the kneecap to the shinbone.

Sprains or tears of the anterior or posterior cruciate ligaments, common in pivoting sports.

Damage to the cartilage that cushions the knee joint

 Damage to the cartilage (labrum) that stabilizes the hip joint.

 Pain around the kneecap due to overuse

 Injuries to the collateral ligaments on either side of the knee

Ligament injuries caused by twisting or rolling the ankle.

 Inflammation of the Achilles tendon from overuse or strain.

Broken bones in the ankle, often from trauma or falls

Inflammation of the tissue on the bottom of the foot, often affecting the ankle’s function

 Overuse injury of the tendon supporting the arch, leading to pain and instability.

Pain along the shinbone, often from overuse, common in runners

We provide pre-operative care for major surgeries like ACL, TKR, and THR require a good baseline range of motion and strength before the surgery.  

Post-surgery physical therapy helps restore mobility, strengthen muscles, reduce pain, and prevent complications like stiffness or scar tissue. It promotes faster, safer recovery and improves long-term function. Our 1:1 sessions are very beneficial for these patients.