FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Physical Therapy, Diseases, & Treatments
Most frequent questions and answers.
Physical therapy is a branch of healthcare that focuses on improving a person’s movement, managing pain, and restoring physical function. It involves various treatments and exercises that help patients recover from injuries, manage chronic conditions, and enhance their overall mobility.
Physical therapy can help with a wide range of issues including but not limited to:
- Orthopedic injuries (e.g., fractures, sprains, and muscle strains)
- Post-operative rehabilitation (e.g., after joint replacement)
- Neurological conditions (e.g., stroke, Parkinson’s disease)
- Cardiovascular rehabilitation after a cardiac event
- Chronic pain conditions (e.g., arthritis, back pain)
- Sports injuries
- Balance disorders and fall prevention
Our in-home physical therapy service means that we bring our professional care to your home. This is especially beneficial for patients who may find it difficult to travel due to their condition. During a session, our licensed therapists use a variety of techniques tailored to each patient’s specific needs to help them achieve their health goals.
We currently provide in-home physical therapy services to the following counties in New Jersey:
- Somerset County
- Morris County
- Hunterdon County
- Middlesex County
- Union County
- Mercer County
Yes, we are planning to open a walk-in clinic in the future. This will allow us to offer more comprehensive treatment options and accommodate patients who may prefer or benefit from in-clinic therapies.
To schedule an appointment, you can contact us via our website or phone. We will discuss your needs and match you with a therapist who specializes in treating your specific condition.
Most health insurance plans, including Medicare, cover physical therapy services. However, coverage can vary based on your specific plan and condition. We recommend checking with your insurance provider to understand the details of what is covered under your plan.
During your first session, your physical therapist will conduct a comprehensive evaluation to assess your physical condition, discuss your health history, and understand your treatment goals. This assessment will guide the creation of a personalized treatment plan designed to effectively address your specific needs.
Parkinson's Disease
Most frequent questions and answers.
No, there currently is not a cure for PD. However, there are treatment in which helps individuals with PD to best live their life. To learn more, call us today.
An OT can help regain the ability to perform activities of daily living including getting dressed, bathing, and cooking. This is also including, leisure activities such as social communication.
There is no best exercise for PD. However, some exercises that do help many individuals with PD include, treadmill walking, dancing, boxing, tai chi, swimming, and biking. These are just to name a few; please contact us to learn more!
A therapist can help restore balance, strength, and range of motion to improve the ability to walk, getting in and out of a chair, and other meaningful activities in life.
There is no exact program for someone with Parkinson’s. Due to the variability in symptoms from person to person the best advice is to contact your Physical Therapist to ensure you are exercising safely. You can call us today to get in contact with a Parkinson’s specialist.
Contact your doctor for support groups and a referral to a physical therapist who specializes in PD. You can also, call us to find out more information
This FAQ aims to provide you with essential information about our physical therapy services. If you have more specific questions or need further assistance, please feel free to reach out to us directly.
