Orthopaedic Rehab Specialists Physical Therapy

Sports Physical Therapy

At Orthopaedic Rehab Specialists, we have two Champion Performance Specialists who are dedicated to helping individuals restore, optimize, and enhance their performance. Through movement assessments and the development of performance-based therapy and training programs, our specialists are committed to providing top-notch care.

A Team Approach to Sports Injury Treatment

In the world of high-level athletics, injuries and pain are inevitable. That's why we have adopted a team approach to treating local athletes using the expertise provided by our Champion Performance Specialists. By staying up-to-date with the latest scientific literature and advancements in the field, our specialists ensure that you receive the most effective and specific care in a constantly evolving rehab setting.

Whether your child is participating in youth athletics or you are a weekend warrior, screening and performance rehabilitation are essential for returning to sport and maintaining a healthy, active lifestyle.

Efficient Assessment for Optimal Treatment

Through our assessment program, we can efficiently determine the best direction for treating and rehabilitating your injury, allowing you to get back to performing at your best. Our goal is to tailor the treatment plan to your specific needs and ensure a successful recovery.

The Importance of Physical Therapy for Sports Injuries

Physical therapy plays a critical role in the treatment of sports injuries. Here are a few reasons why it is essential:

1. Faster Recovery: With the guidance of a skilled ORS physical therapist, you can regain strength and mobility in the affected area more quickly, accelerating your recovery process.
2. Injury Prevention: Physical therapy helps strengthen muscles, improve balance, and enhance flexibility, reducing the risk of future injuries.
3. Conservative Treatment Option: In many cases, physical therapy can serve as a non-surgical alternative. By choosing physical therapy at ORS, you may be able to avoid surgery and its associated risks.