Aquatic physical therapy is a specialized form of physical therapy conducted in a water-based environment, utilizing evidence-based techniques and skilled clinical practice. This therapeutic approach encompasses treatment, rehabilitation, injury prevention, and overall health and fitness improvement.

Physical therapy (PT) is a healthcare service designed to help individuals regain function and improve their quality of life following surgery, accidents, or injuries. PT is also beneficial for patients recovering from heart attacks, strokes, falls, or those managing neurological conditions.

At Proactive Rehab, we begin by evaluating your mobility, balance, and strength. We discuss the challenges you are experiencing and identify your functional goals. Based on this assessment, we develop a customized physical therapy plan designed to enhance your physical condition and restore your ability to perform normal activities.

We specialize in treating sports injuries, facilitating post-surgical recovery, and managing injuries resulting from automobile accidents.

Through aquatic and physical therapy interventions, we manage chronic pain using non-invasive and holistic treatment approaches.

Yes, we provide both in-clinic and concierge physical therapy services. Understanding that physical therapy can reduce other medical expenses by 72%, according to The Good Body, we recognize the importance of accessible pain management options. Our concierge service brings physical therapy directly to your home.

Patients undergoing aquatic therapy typically work toward improving flexibility, enhancing balance and coordination, building muscular strength and endurance, increasing aerobic capacity, improving walking patterns and movement, reducing stress levels, and promoting relaxation. Your individual goals will be established through consultation with your therapist.

The primary advantage of aquatic therapy is that it enables patients who cannot comfortably exercise on land to perform therapeutic movements in water. This modality is particularly beneficial for individuals experiencing chronic knee pain.

Several conditions respond particularly well to aquatic therapy, including: arthritis, arthroscopic surgery recovery, autism, balance disorders, bursitis, cerebral palsy, chronic pain, depression, idiopathic joint pain, joint reconstruction surgery recovery, joint replacement surgery recovery, lower back pain, osteoarthritis, orthopedic injuries, Parkinson's disease, multiple sclerosis, rheumatoid arthritis, scoliosis, stress, spinal cord injury, sprains and strains, stroke, tendonitis, traumatic brain injury, and fibromyalgia.

Our wellness program provides staff-supervised fitness programming for community members of all ages. Our wellness team includes professionals with backgrounds in exercise physiology, personal training, strength and conditioning, and nutrition, ensuring they are qualified to support your needs and complement your physical therapy treatment.