Covenant Health Therapy Centers

Physical therapists help patients prepare for surgery and regain strength, movement, and function after their surgery. 

Aquatic therapy is performed in water, which creates buoyancy and decreases pain and stress on weight-bearing joints.

This treatment regenerates healthy soft tissue and eliminates or reduces scar tissue that may be causing pain or loss of motion. ,It is frequently prescribed for athletes, “weekend warriors,” post-surgical patients, and chronic sufferers.

We work with people undergoing cancer treatment and with cancer survivors to address post-operative limitations, energy conservation, home modification and ways to make daily activities easier during or after cancer treatment.

Our therapists provide the highest level of competency and skill in treating hands and upper extremities to assure maximum recovery.

This treatment uses an exercise-based approach aimed at eliminating or minimizing imbalance and dizziness associated with vestibular (inner-ear) disorders.

Dry needling is a technique physical therapists use for the treatment of pain and movement impairments. It uses a small, solid needle called a “dry” needle in conjunction with other PT treatments.

This treatment focuses on the treatment of cervicogenic headaches (headaches caused by tightness in the neck muscles).

This therapy uses unique approaches such as exaggerating body motion and speech to help minimize impairments caused by Parkinson’s disease.

This therapy reduces swelling caused by lymphedema, with a focus on maintaining healthy skin and preventive measures to reduce the risk of lymphedema.

Skilled hand movements of joints and soft tissue are used to improve tissue extensibility, increase range of motion, induce relaxation, modulate pain or reduce swelling.

This method provides superior functional outcomes for back, neck and extremity problems. It emphasizes education and active patient involvement to quickly decrease pain, restore normal function, prevent a recurrence and minimize other medical interventions.

Our highly certified and experienced occupational therapists work to improve patients’ basic motor function, ability to carry out daily activities, and compensate for any permanent loss of function.

Pediatric therapy helps improve a child’s ability to optimally interact and function in their environment.

Pelvic health encompasses issues of the gastrointestinal, urologic, gynecologic, and musculoskeletal disorders surrounding the pelvis. Treatment helps to improve function and limit pain associated with these systems in the body.

Speech therapy focuses on improving speech, language, swallowing, and cognitive abilities.

Temporomandibular joint dysfunction can limit natural jaw functions such as chewing and talking, and can cause pain. Treatment helps ease pain, regain normal jaw movement and lessen daily stress on the jaw.