Physical, Occupational and Speech Therapy Focused on Your Healing

General therapy and rehabilitation combine physical, occupational and speech therapy. Together, these therapies help patients maintain or recover physical abilities after a serious injury or illness.

Each therapy has different benefits:

• Occupational therapy (OT) – Occupational therapists help patients develop life skills and achieve as much independence as possible.
• Physical therapy (PT) or physiotherapy – Physical therapists use exercises and physical activities to condition muscles and restore strength and movement.
• Speech therapy – Speech therapists help people with physical or cognitive disorders use language skills and speak more clearly.

We take the time to get to know you. We’ll use an evaluation to diagnose the specific issue and tailor a treatment plan to your needs. Most importantly, we’ll ensure your therapy puts you on track to reach your short- and long-term goals.

Who Benefits from General Therapy/Rehabilitation?

Injuries and illnesses can lead to unexpected challenges, from injuries to illnesses that impact your ability to move, work or enjoy daily activities. Whether you’re recovering from a sudden health event, managing a chronic condition, or rebuilding strength after surgery, general therapy and rehabilitation can make a difference.

Conditions We Treat

Our services support patients dealing with a wide range of conditions, including:

• Acute injury
• Amputation
• Balance problems
• Decline in physical fitness from prolonged bed rest
• Loss of joint mobility from disease, injury or disuse
• Muscle weakness
• Musculoskeletal pain
• Stroke
• Surgery that impairs movement

Therapy Designed for You

Comprehensive care is more than just treating your condition — it’s about treating you. Your unique treatment plan will include a mix of therapies to address all aspects of your recovery. Our therapists will be by your side at every step to provide the support you need to thrive.

Your physical therapy may include:

• Orthopedic appliances, like braces or splints, to improve posture, function or mobility
• Pain management, including electrical nerve stimulation and ultrasound
• Therapeutic exercises tailored to your specific needs and goals

Your occupational therapy may include:

• Adaptive equipment assistance and training
• Guidance for family and caregivers
• Home and job-site evaluations with recommendations to improve environments for better function
• Performance skills assessments and treatment
• Treatment programs to help you perform daily activities at home, work or school

Your speech therapy may include:

• Swallowing disorder (dysphagia) assessment and treatment
• Training to improve speaking habits, breathing and voice
• Underlying physical, physiological or emotional disorder diagnosis

Depending on your condition or injury, you may receive specialized therapy in other areas. These are designed to target unique challenges and support your recovery in areas such as:

• Cardiopulmonary rehabilitation
• Hand therapy
• Lymphedema
• Orthopedics
• Sports-related injuries
• Swallowing and voice disorders
• Wound care