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Covenant Health Therapy Center – Lenoir City

Welcome to Covenant Health Therapy Center – Lenoir City

Covenant Health Therapy Center – Lenoir City is a department of Fort Loudoun Medical Center.

Our Clinic

Covenant Health Therapy Center – Lenoir City offers comprehensive therapy services and specialized rehabilitation for patients facing Parkinson’s, vertigo and other medical conditions. The expert therapists at our convenient location are dedicated to helping patients reach their highest quality of life possible.

 

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Specialty Services at Covenant Health Therapy Center – Lenoir City

Dizziness/Vertigo

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

Dry Needling

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.

LSVT BIG and LOUD

By exaggerating body motion and speech, this therapy helps minimize impairments caused by Parkinson’s disease.

McKenzie Method

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.

Occupational Therapy

Our highly certified and experienced occupational therapists work to improve basic motor function and compensate for any permanent loss of function that results from illness or injury.

Speech Therapy

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

Core Services at Covenant Health Therapy Centers

With locations throughout East Tennessee, Covenant Health Therapy Centers also offer the following core services across our therapy centers:

  • Ankle and foot pain
  • Arthritis management
  • Back and neck pain
  • Balance therapy
  • Carpal tunnel syndrome
  • Chronic pain
  • Fibromyalgia
  • General deconditioning
  • Knee and hip pain
  • Manual therapy
  • Neurological rehab
  • Orthopedic therapy
  • Osteoporosis
  • Physical therapy
  • Plantar fasciitis
  • Post-surgical rehabilitation
  • Repetitive/overuse injuries
  • Return to performance (athletic enhancement)
  • Shoulder therapy
  • Sports medicine
  • Worker’s injuries/conditioning
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New Covenant Health Therapy Centers Patient?

Download these forms prior to your visit:

Universal Medication Form

New Patient Form

 

Self-Referral for Physical Therapy

Depending on your insurance plan, you may be able to self-refer for physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech therapy at Covenant Health Therapy Centers. Learn more about self-referring to our center.

  • A hiker with a backpack stands on a rocky trail beside a cliff, looking out over a green, mountainous landscape under a blue sky with scattered clouds. A safety rope runs along the cliff edge.
    “They treat you like family here. I get one-on-one time with the therapists where the focus is completely on my plan. It is very individualized, and I appreciate that.”

    Dawn Neibarger, Covenant Health Therapy Center Patient
  • Three women in medical scrubs stand smiling behind an older man sitting in a chair. They appear to be in a medical office, with a poster of hands and wrists anatomy visible on the wall.
    “The entire team was phenomenal. They pushed me, and even small exercises, like picking marbles out of Play-Doh, helped me do more than I ever expected.”

    David Brenner, Covenant Health Therapy Center Patient
  • Two women stand smiling in front of a blue therapy table in a medical or physical therapy clinic. One wears a striped sweater and a name badge; the other wears a burgundy top and jeans. Curtains and windows are in the background.
    “They listened. They explained everything, and they helped me get my life back. Their support made a difficult situation feel manageable.”

    Alyssa Roy, Covenant Health Therapy Center Patient

A Not-For-Profit, Community-Owned Healthcare System

We are committed to improving the quality of life in East Tennessee through better health. In partnership with our generous donors, Covenant’s 11,000+ employees, physicians, and volunteers are providing the very best care for our patients and their families.

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