Our enthusiastic, award-winning team of experts is dedicated to offering rave-worthy, comprehensive care and treatment programs tailored to individuals’ unique injuries, disabilities, and goals. And because we know you have better places to be… we also provide patients with injury-and-pain prevention best practices.
By staying true to our ultimate mission we ensure that patients understand exactly what is happening to their bodies and how our custom-designed recovery and maintenance plans work. The logic behind this approach is simple – recovery is faster and more successful when patients know what’s going on while they’re at the clinic and what they can do to help when they’re not. You don’t just need to take our word on its effectiveness, either. 90% of Northern Physical Therapy’s patients state that they are “greatly” improved! We even have testimonials to back it.
Aquatic therapy is designed for patients of all ages who need to improve their movement and overall function while unloading the weight of their bodies. Performing specific exercises and activities during aquatic therapy allows for increased strength, coordination of muscle groups, reduction of swelling and enhanced nervous system feedback. Enjoy our video and learn more about our Endless Pools!
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