Services
Full Circle Physical Therapy
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The idea of 'full circle physical therapy' is quite simple – it’s what is missing in our current standard healthcare system. For years the focus has always been on waiting until someone is injured to receive care by a physical therapist to rehabilitate the injury. To us it doesn’t make sense to wait to do something until you are completely broken down when there is so much that can be done to prevent injury on the front-end. Receiving basic screenings by a physical therapist to identify strength, mobility and functional movement deficits, and addressing these deficits can decrease the likelihood of developing a future injury or a recurrence of a previous injury. The process saves a lot of time and money in the long run. It’s that simple.
Physical Therapy
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Physical Therapy Evaluation: Up to 60 minutes of one on one evaluation to discuss injury/pain/condition, medical history, and patient goals, full musculoskeletal examination, treatment (which includes manual therapy and specific exercise), and development of treatment plan and home exercise program
Physical Therapy Follow Up Visit: Up to 60 minutes of one on one time for follow up treatment sessions which may include manual therapy and specific exercise as well as updates to home exercise program and patient education
Physical Therapy Follow Up Visit with Dry Needling: Up to 60 minutes of one on one time for follow up treatment sessions which includes dry needling, and may include manual therapy and specific exercise as well as updates to home exercise program and patient education
Dry Needling Only: 20 minute session for trigger point dry needling, no other treatment is included. Available only to current patients who have already been evaluated.
Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy
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Evaluation and treatment of various pelvic floor conditions in both women and men. Pelvic floor physical therapy is a specialty and is only provided by Aly Beck, PT in our West Nashville offices.
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Runner Wellness Assessment
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A full body strength and mobility assessment with a focus on muscles and joints heavily involved with running is performed to look for potential abnormalities that can be corrected with an exercise plan. That plan will be given to the client to continue on their own. There is no physical therapy treatment with this visit. It is a preventative/wellness service. Think about it as a physical for your muscles, bones, and joints with a special focus for runners. Recommended to be performed regularly or before starting any new training program or big change to your usual running volume to help prevent injuries.
Wellness Services
Total Body Wellness Assessment: A full body strength and mobility assessment is performed to look for potential abnormalities that can be corrected with an exercise plan. That plan will be given to the client to continue on their own. There is no physical therapy treatment with this visit. It is a preventative/wellness service. Think about it as a physical for your muscles, bones, and joints. Recommended to be performed regularly or before starting any new exercise regimen or activity to help prevent injuries.
Upper Body Wellness Assessment: An upper body strength and mobility assessment is performed to look for potential abnormalities that can be corrected with an exercise plan. That plan will be given to the client to continue on their own. There is no physical therapy treatment with this visit. It is a preventative/wellness service. Think about it as a physical for your muscles, bones, and joints. Recommended to be performed regularly or before starting any new exercise regimen or activity to help prevent injuries.
Lower Body Wellness Assessment: A lower body strength and mobility assessment is performed to look for potential abnormalities that can be corrected with an exercise plan. That plan will be given to the client to continue on their own. There is no physical therapy treatment with this visit. It is a preventative/wellness service. Think about it as a physical for your muscles, bones, and joints. Recommended to be performed regularly or before starting any new exercise regimen or activity to help prevent injuries.