Provides acute and chronic wound care. Treats conditions including: - Arterial wounds - Burns - Compromised skin grafts and flaps - Diabetic wounds - Lymphedema (leg swelling) - Neuropathic wounds - Pressure wounds - Radiation wounds - Surgical wounds - Traumatic wounds - Vasculitis - Venous insufficiency Offers: - Bioengineered skin substitutes - Compression therapy - Growth factor therapy - Hyperbaric oxygen therapy (BOT) - Negative pressure wound therapy - Off loading, including total contact dressing

Provides rehabilitative specialty services such as: - Aquatic therapy - Concussion management - Lymphedema and cancer rehab - Infant feeding - Manual therapy - Neurology rehab - Orthotics - Pediatric therapy - Physical and occupational therapy - Speech therapy - Sports medicine and orthopedics - Techniques: Medical therapeutic yoga, manual therapy, low-level light therapy, Graston technique, spinal traction, postural restoration, anti-gravity treadmill, total motion release, and hand therapy

Occupational Therapy Designed to improve functional independence. As part of treatment, a therapist will: - Evaluate the individual's abilities and challenges - Help the individual build personal care skills like bathing, dressing, and cooking - Make recommendations for assistive devices if necessary - Provide education A therapist may also conduct evaluations like: - Dementia evaluations and caregiver education - Functional capacity evaluations - Neuromuscular evaluations for strengthening Occupational therapists may also help with: - Hand conditions - Lymphedema - Pelvic floor disorders Assistive Devices Therapists teach individuals how to use assistive devices to help perform tasks and activities. These devices may include: - Computer software and technology, such as screen readers - Devices to help with bathing, grooming, dressing, and more - Memory aids - Mobility aids, including wheelchairs Occupational Therapy for Children Therapists help children develop skills needed to learn, play and complete daily activities. Therapists work with children to improve: - Fine motor skills - Focus and attention - Hand-eye coordination - Self-care tasks, such as bathing and dressing - Social skills

Therapists help individuals regain, develop and build skills that are important for independent living. Treatment programs are individualized, adaptations to the home/work/school environment are recommended and individuals are instructed in home programs. Treatment services offered include: - Adaptive equipment training - Cognitive (memory) evaluation - Edema/scar management - Hand/wrist/elbow rehabilitation - Home safety assessment - Industrial Medicine: Work conditioning, functional job analysis, ergonomic assessment, body mechanics training and pre-work - Low vision training - Lymphedema treatment - Modalities (lantophoresis, ultrasound, infrared, paraffin, etc.) - Pediatric services - Upper body strengthening - Wheelchair assessment

Physical therapy uses exercises, manual therapy, and other techniques to treat conditions that affect an individual's physical function. Physical therapy may help an individual: Avoid the need for medication or surgery Improve mobility, coordination, flexibility, and strength Recover after an injury, illness, or surgery Reduce pain Regain independence Therapists may also conduct evaluations like functional capacity evaluations. Fall Prevention Physical therapists work with individuals to prevent falls by: Assessing an individual's risk factors, including certain medical conditions and medications Educating an individual about fall prevention Helping make an individual's home safer Providing dizziness and balance care Teaching an individual exercises to improve their strength and stability Testing an individual's balance and ability to walk Orthopedic Rehabilitation Physical Therapy Type of physical therapy that's used to treat conditions like: Arthritis Back, neck, jaw, joint, or muscle pain Broken bones Injuries or conditions that affect the shoulder, elbow, hip, knee, foot, or ankle Sprains and strains Sports and exercise injuries Physical Therapy for Children Therapists help children improve functional gross motor skills like rolling, sitting, walking, or skipping. Physical therapists also teach children how to use a wheelchair, walker or other type of mobility equipment. Specialized PT Services Physical therapists offer specialized physical therapy services for the treatment of: Back and neck pain Balance and dizziness-related problems Hand conditions Lymphedema Neurological conditions like stroke or brain injury Pain rehabilitation Pelvic floor disorders