LITTLETON CO PHYSICAL THERAPY
If you experience joint pain, Alternative Physical Medicine is your resource to get BACK INTO ACTION.
Our Littleton chiropractors, physical therapists and medical providers collaborate together under a single roof to give our patients the upmost effective and modern care for joint or back pain conditions.
Our Physical Therapy Back and Joint Protocols
If you’ve lost your ability to function certain muscles due to injury, illness, or surgery our staff at Alternative Physical Medicine can help through physical medicine. Our physical medicine, chiropractic adjustments and rehabilitation services aim to improve and restore your functionality, mobility, and quality of life.
Explore More About Our Physical Therapy
If you’ve lost your ability to function certain muscles due to injury, illness, or surgery our staff at Alternative Physical Medicine can help through physical medicine. Our physical medicine, chiropractic adjustments and rehabilitation services aim to improve and restore your functionality, mobility, and quality of life.
Whether you are struggling with chronic pain, recovering from an accident, a surgery, an illness, or an acute injury ‒ we are here to assist you to a full and successful body recovery.
FAQs About Physical
Therapy
What exactly does a physical therapist do?
Physical therapists diagnose and treat problems and injuries due to accidents or surgeries. They provide exercises, stretches, and other techniques to improve your strength, range of motion, and recovery.
What conditions may be treated with physical therapy?
Physical therapy can improve pain and range of motion, they can also help strengthen the body against degenerative disc diseases, herniated discs, spinal stenosis, and sciatica, among other conditions.
When should I go to physical therapy?
Physical therapy is best started after suffering an injury or after the early stages of recovery from a surgery.
Is physical therapy worth it?
Physical therapy is a worthwhile endeavor for anyone recovering from an injury or a surgery. Physical therapy can reduce swelling, improve range of motion, and prevent other complications from occurring.
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