FOR THE WIN PHYSICAL THERAPY

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Why Choose For The Win Therapy?

At For The Win Therapy, we're not just committed to your recovery; we're dedicated to helping you regain your fullest potential. Proudly veteran-owned and operated, we bring the same level of discipline, excellence, and commitment you'd expect from our armed forces to every treatment and consultation. Our expert therapists combine innovative techniques with personalized care plans designed to meet your individual needs. Choose us for a partner in your journey to wellness who stands for strength, integrity, and success. Join us at For The Win Therapy, where your victory is our mission.

Personalized Care Plans

Every patient is unique, and so is our approach. We craft customized care plans that specifically address your individual needs and goals.

Expert Team of Therapists

Our team comprises highly skilled and licensed therapists who are not only experts in their field but are also deeply committed to your recovery.

Comprehensive Support & Follow Up

We provide continuous support throughout your treatment journey, including thorough follow-up to ensure optimal recovery and prevent future issues.

State-of-the-Art Facilities & Equipment

Our clinic is equipped with the latest in physical therapy technology, ensuring you receive the most effective and efficient care possible.

Helping Patients With.....

AUTO ACCIDENTS

Recover faster and more effectively from injuries sustained in auto accidents with our specialized treatment plans tailored to alleviate pain and restore function.

PERFORMANCE & RECOVERY

Boost your athletic performance and accelerate your recovery times with our expert-designed programs that focus on enhancing strength and endurance.

DRY NEEDLING

Experience targeted relief with dry needling, a technique that uses thin needles to address muscle knots and nerve issues, promoting healing and pain relief.

TUNE UPS

Keep your body functioning at its best with our tune-up services, designed to prevent injuries and maintain optimal health through regular, proactive care.

Where Do You Need Treatment?

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Exercise Training

The primary goal of physical therapy is usually to recover strength, flexibility, and function. In most cases, therapeutic exercise is an important component of the rehabilitation process. Therapeutic exercises involve movement of the body to facilitate recovery from limitations often associated with nerve, muscle, and/or joint problems. Therapeutic exercises are used to help people:


  • With walking again
  • Improve circulation
  • Improve joint motion
  • Improve balance
  • Relax tight muscles
  • Release shortened or scarred tissue
  • Recover strength & power
  • Recover complex coordinated (sports-related) movements
  • With cardiorespiratory conditions

There are different types of therapeutic exercise that we provide based on our detailed assessment of your condition and your rehab goals. Physical therapists are experts at providing appropriate progressive therapeutic exercise programs for a given condition and where you are at in the recovery process. By varying frequency, intensity, and resistance, treatment goals can be achieved in an optimal timeframe. Therapeutic exercise is often an important component of a comprehensive treatment plan. The key is customizing the plan for your specific needs.

Exercise Training

What to Expect During Your First Visit

1

Arrive at your appointment with your paperwork completed, we'll send it to you via email to fill out.

2

You will provide us with your referral for physical therapy if you have one. If you don't have a referral, let us know when you schedule your first visit with us (A referral is not always needed).

3

You will be seen for the initial evaluation by the therapist where you will discuss the following:


  • Your medical history.
  • Your current problems/complaints.
  • Pain intensity, what aggravates and eases the problem.
  • How this is impacting your daily activities or your functional limitations.
  • Your goals with physical therapy.
  • Medications, tests, and procedures related to your health.
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The therapist will then perform the objective evaluation which may include some of the following:


  • Palpation - touching around the area of the pain/problem. This is done to check for the presence of tenderness, swelling, soft tissue integrity, tissue temperature, inflammation, etc.
  • Range of Motion (ROM) - the therapist will move the joint(s) to check for the quality of movement and any restrictions.
  • Muscle Testing - the therapist may check for strength and the quality of the muscle contraction. Pain and weakness may be noted. Often the muscle strength is graded. This is also part of a neurological screening.
  • Neurological Screening - the therapist may check to see how the nerves are communicating with the muscles, sensing touch, pain, vibration, or temperature. Reflexes may be assessed as well.
  • Special Tests - the therapist may perform special tests to confirm/rule out the presence of additional problems.
  • Posture Assessment - the positions of joints relative to ideal and each other may be assessed.
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The therapist will then formulate a list of problems you are having, and how to treat those problems. A plan is subsequently developed with the patient's input. This includes how many times you should see the therapist per week, how many weeks you will need therapy, home programs, patient education, short-term/long-term goals, and what is expected after discharge from therapy. This plan is created with input from you, your therapist, and your doctor.

“No man has the right to be an amateur in the matter of physical training. It is a shame for a man to grow old without seeing the beauty and strength of which his body is capable.”

- Socrates

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