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Orthopedics
Our bodies are designed to move. The muscular and tendon systems work in sync to allow us to move and function properly.
As an integral part of the body's functioning, we sometimes experience injuries,
The body can repair some of them on its own, but some injuries require intervention. Fractures, wear and tear, and pain can cause us to lose function.
In an injury, one can identify a decrease in range of motion, poor strength, and impaired balance, which cause one to avoid activities that we used to do.
Orthopedic rehabilitation includes an optimal treatment plan, which addresses the patient's overall function by first reducing pain and building the ability to return to a full and active life without limitations.
What cases do we treat?
Tendonitis and muscle inflammation
Chronic pain
Balance problems
Fractures and post-operative rehabilitation
Neck and back pain
Scoliosis and posture problems
Pelvic pain
Erosion and arthritis
Joint pain and stiffness -
Shoulder, elbow, wrist, hip, knee and ankle
Sports injuries