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We evaluate the exact joint, bone, or tissue involved.
For the knots that stretching, foam rolling, and time alone never touch: a precise release you can feel before you leave the room.
What It Is
Orthopedic therapy is the broad umbrella for rehab focused on your musculoskeletal system: bones, joints, muscles, ligaments, and tendons. It covers injuries, post-surgical recovery, and arthritis, as opposed to a neurological condition like a stroke or a pediatric developmental need.
Whether you’re recovering from a torn ligament, a joint replacement, or a knee that’s been aching from arthritis for years, it starts the same way every service here does: a cause-first evaluation to find exactly what’s driving the problem, then a plan built around that specific bone, joint, or tissue.
You work one-on-one with a physical therapist through every stage, from the earliest days after an injury or surgery through building back the strength and motion you had before. The plan has an endpoint you can see from your very first visit, not an open-ended string of appointments.
Injury, surgery, and arthritis care
What It Helps
If a bone, joint, or tissue is the problem, whether from injury, surgery, or arthritis, this is the rehab built specifically around it.
What A Session Looks Like
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We evaluate the exact joint, bone, or tissue involved.
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Treatment addresses the injury, surgery, or arthritis directly.
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Your plan builds back strength and motion in stages.
Why It Works
Built for injury, surgery recovery, and arthritis specifically.
Addresses the bone, joint, or tissue directly, not just the ache.
One-on-one with a physical therapist, every visit.
A plan with an endpoint, from injury to full function.
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Questions, Answered
It’s a specific focus within physical therapy. Orthopedic therapy targets your musculoskeletal system, bones, joints, muscles, ligaments, and tendons, through injury, surgery recovery, and arthritis, as opposed to a neurological or pediatric specialty. The one-on-one care and cause-first evaluation are the same either way.
Usually not, and starting early often makes the biggest difference. Your first visits after surgery are gentle by design, focused on protecting the repair while getting safe motion back. Your physical therapist will coordinate with your surgeon’s protocol so nothing gets rushed.
Yes. Orthopedic therapy is billed as standard physical therapy, so it’s covered the same way under most plans, including after surgery. We verify your exact benefits before your first session, so there’s no surprise on your bill. Questions before then? Call us at (209) 207-0849.
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