Category: Virtual Physical Therapy

5 benefits of at-home physical therapy
Physical therapy is a common treatment option for people who have sustained an injury, have a medical condition or want to boost the overall condition of their body. But sometimes going to a physical therapy clinic just isn’t an option. Sometimes you can’t get time away from work or you don’t have transportation options. The good news is that you can likely get the physical therapy treatment you need from the comfort of your own home.

While many people assume that you can only access physical therapy at a clinic, there are actually at-home physical therapy options that are worth exploring. What are the benefits of getting physical therapy at-home as opposed to in a clinic? That’s what we’re here to answer.

Read on to learn about the basics of at-home therapy, what it can treat and the benefits that it offers.

What is at-home physical therapy?

At-home physical therapy means that a physical therapist comes to your residence to help you alleviate medical condition symptoms as well as recover from an injury or surgery. You can experience many of the same treatments and techniques in your home as you would inside of a physical therapy clinic, including targeted therapeutic exercises and manual therapy techniques.

At-home physical therapy is often utilized by people who are at the beginning of their recovery process from an injury or surgery and don’t feel emotionally, mentally or physically ready to leave their home. But it can also be an option for people who feel more comfortable working out in their own house or don’t have the resources to commute. It is important to note that insurance carries often limited at-home therapy as an option to people who do not have family support or are physically unable to travel to an in-person clinic.

In some circumstances, telehealth PT appointments are another option, depending on insurance coverage.

What can at-home physical therapy treat?

A change in location doesn’t result in a change of care options. Almost every type of injury and medical condition symptom that can be treated in a clinic can also be treated through at-home physical therapy.

Here’s a list of conditions that can be helped with physical therapy in your home:
- Shoulder pain.
- Back pain.
- Neck pain.
- Balance disorders.
- Vertigo.
- Tension headaches.
- Post-surgery care.
Physical therapy in the home can help:
- Decrease pain.
- Improve mobility.
- Boost flexibility.
- Improve balance.
- Increase strength.
- Restore muscle function after injury or surgery.
- Decrease risk of future injury or re-injury.
5 benefits to at-home physical therapy

The benefits of physical therapy in your home go beyond the ease of staying in your house. There are many advantages to this type of physical therapy that make it a treatment option worth exploring, including:
- Time and money savings — You may not have access to reliable transportation. Physical therapy appointments in your home save you time and money by eliminating the need for a commute.
- Comfort level — By receiving physical therapy from the comfort of your own home, you’re in a familiar setting where you feel safe. Many people feel self-conscious when performing physical activities in a new place surrounded by strangers. When you’re comfortable moving around, you will be more engaged with the treatment methods and get the most out of each appointment.
- Incorporating your normal routine — Since many of your daily tasks take place in your home, your physical therapist can work the requirements of your normal routine into your treatment. They can help you climb up the stairs or maneuver safely around the kitchen while cooking. By customizing the treatment to your routine, at-home PT can help facilitate your return to your responsibilities.
- Risk identification — Not only can a physical therapist help you reacclimate to your normal routine around the house, they can also assess the safety and accessibility of your residence. They will be able to identify potential risks or hazards to your condition, such as potential fall spots, and determine the best solutions to fix them.
- Individualized care — Depending on your condition and the type of treatment you’re receiving, your physical therapy appointments in a clinic may be shared with other people. But with at-home care, you receive one-on-one sessions and the undivided attention of the therapist.
Advent Physical Therapy can provide at-home physical therapy

If you’re unable to go to a physical therapy clinic, then it’s possible to bring it to you. We offer at-home physical therapy to help you heal from an injury and alleviate medical condition symptoms from your own living room.

Contact our team today for more information or to schedule an at-home PT appointment.
August 15, 2023
Why should I try virtual physical therapy?
It’s not uncommon for people to find reasons to avoid going to physical therapy. It’s too far to drive. I’ll have to wait too long to see a therapist. Physical therapy will be expensive. These are all common excuses we might give for not going to see a physical therapist.

This mindset is likely one reason that about 90% of the people who could benefit from physical therapy don’t use it. What you might not know is that all the above reasons for avoiding physical therapy are actually reasons why you should try virtual physical therapy, or virtual PT.

What is virtual physical therapy?

Virtual PT is a service that takes place online, and it can be used anywhere you have a stable internet connection. This type of physical therapy typically involves you meeting with a physical therapist via a secure video connection. Using this type of connection allows your therapist to talk with you face-to-face without you even having to leave home.

Four reasons you should try virtual physical therapy

If the fact that you don’t have to leave home isn’t enough to get you to try virtual PT, there are other reasons you should consider it, including:
1. Getting an appointment faster — It can often take weeks or even months to get an appointment to see some medical professionals. However, people who use virtual physical therapy can experience 60% faster scheduling than they would for an in-person session.
1. Reducing your pain — Decreasing pain is a common reason people go to physical therapy. Evidence shows that 93% of patients who used one virtual PT provider had decreased pain afterward.
1. Spending less money — Medical services tend to be expensive in the U.S., but virtual PT can lead to a 47% decrease in your costs per visit.
1. High patient satisfaction — Evidence also shows that people are typically very satisfied with the virtual PT services they receive. One study found that more than 91% of patients were satisfied with their virtual PT.
Find effective virtual physical therapy with help from Armor PT

Are you looking for top-notch virtual physical therapy services? Our team at Armor Physical Therapy can help you find exactly what you’re looking for thanks to our partnership with Agile Virtual Care.

This provider offers virtual PT services across 32 states, and their sessions allow you to work one-on-one with an experienced physical therapist. You can even work with the same therapist throughout your entire therapy process.

Contact us today for more information about the virtual PT services we offer or to schedule an initial appointment.
March 5, 2021
Four advantages of using virtual physical therapy
Wary of leaving your home during the pandemic? Feeling pain that can benefit from some physical therapy? If you said yes to these two questions, you’ll be pleased to learn that there is a way to stay home and still get the physical therapy you need.

Virtual physical therapy (PT) is an emerging type of therapeutic care, and it takes place over a secure online video link. Virtual PT has been growing in popularity over the past few years. In fact, a 2017 study found that 78% of Americans were willing to use virtual medical services. The COVID-19 pandemic has supercharged its growth even more, yet there are still people wondering what advantages they can get from using virtual physical therapy.

These are four of the advantages that virtual physical therapy can offer

Virtual physical therapy can be used as a stand-alone option, but it can also be intermingled with in-person therapy sessions. Virtual PT also offers patients many benefits. These benefits can include:
1. Therapist continuity — Some people want to stick with the same physical therapist throughout their therapy process. You might think this isn’t possible with virtual PT, but it is one advantage that virtual PT platforms can offer.
1. Lower therapy costs — Many people worry about the cost of physical therapy and other medical services. This worry is founded in the high cost of many U.S. medical services. Fortunately, virtual PT can actually cost you less than in-person sessions. One virtual PT platform reports that its patients tend to have a cost savings of about 47% per session.
1. Decreased waiting time — It can be difficult to get an appointment with a medical professional in a timely manner. In many cases, patients end up waiting for weeks or even months to see someone. However, virtual PT tends to have a shorter wait time. It’s reported by one platform that patients using virtual PT benefit from 60% faster scheduling compared to in-person PT sessions.
1. Reduced pain — Patients may come into virtual PT sessions wary that they won’t reduce their pain. However, evidence shows that this isn’t typically the case. One virtual PT service found that 93% of their patients had a decrease in pain after their session.
Get virtual physical therapy from Panther PT and our partner Agile Virtual Care

Looking for virtual physical therapy that can offer a wide range of benefits? Our Panther Physical Therapy team has partnered with virtual PT providers Agile Virtual Care to help you find what you’re looking for.

On the Agile Virtual Care platform, you can:
- Work with members of our top-notch physical therapy team.
- Receive virtual PT in 33 U.S. states.
- Get a free screening to ensure that virtual PT is the best fit for you.
Contact our team today for more information about the virtual PT service we offer or to schedule an initial appointment.
March 2, 2021
What’s involved in preparing for a virtual physical therapy session?
Before the COVID-19 pandemic began, many people had not even heard of virtual physical therapy (PT). But recent events have made many people aware of this type of physical therapy.

Virtual PT is a technology-based service, and it typically takes place over an online video connection. The benefits of this type of therapy are real and gaining increasing attention. For instance, patient costs are often significantly lower when using virtual PT, and this service helps people in rural areas get help without traveling for long distances. However, you may want to know what steps you’ll need to take to prepare for a virtual physical therapy session before doing your first one.

Common preparation steps necessary for a virtual physical therapy session

Different physical therapy practices often have different rules and preparation steps for the virtual physical therapy sessions. Yet there are some steps that are common to almost all PT practices, including:
1. Ensuring you have good internet connection — Virtual PT is dependent on a good internet connection. It’s a good idea to check your connection before your session. This can help reduce the chances of an in-session internet issue.
1. Filling out forms — Much like an in-person therapy session, virtual PT sessions may require filling out some forms. In many cases, you’ll receive the required forms via email. You might also be asked to download them from the practice’s website. It’s a good idea to fill out and return these forms prior to your session.
1. Choosing the appropriate appointment space — Your physical therapist may need to assess your movements as part of your virtual PT session. This means the area of your home where you choose to have your session needs to have a fair amount of space. You may need to have space to perform some basic movements like:
- Walking a few steps.
- Turning around.
- Moving your arms and legs.
1. Download and set up any required software or apps — Virtual PT sessions are performed on different apps or software. Your therapist will likely let you know what platform they use prior to your session. It’s a good idea to download the required software or app to your device before your session; that way, you can get help if you have any issues with the software or app.
Find effective virtual physical therapy from Excel PT

Want to try a virtual physical therapy session for your pain? Our Excel Sports & Physical Therapy team is ready and willing to help you. We’ve partnered with virtual PT experts Agile Virtual Care to offer this service. Some of the benefits this partnership can offer you include:
- Reduced pain.
- More timely appointments.
- Significant cost savings.
- Working with an experienced, licensed physical therapist.
Contact our team today for more information about our virtual PT service or to schedule your initial appointment.
March 1, 2021
Is virtual physical therapy right for me?
The odds are good that virtual physical therapy could be the right option for you. After all, this type of therapeutic care can successfully treat a wide range of issues.

Virtual physical therapy is alternatively known as telePT, telerehab or telehealth physical therapy. In most cases, it involves physical therapists meeting with patients over a video feed, and this feed must be secure and meet certain HIPAA privacy standards. TelePT improves flexibility for both the therapist and the patient. It can also be successfully used to treat many musculoskeletal injuries and conditions.

What can virtual physical therapy treat?

Some parts of a telehealth physical therapy session are similar to an in-person session: You’ll likely be asked to fill out some paperwork beforehand. Also, your physical therapist will evaluate your movement and ask you questions about your symptoms and other important information.

This allows virtual therapy specialists to diagnose and build treatment plans for issues like:
What can a virtual physical therapy plan do to help you?

Once they’ve established what condition or injury you have, your physical therapist will build you a unique therapy plan to treat it. Although your therapist can’t physically put their hands on you during telePT sessions, there are still many ways that they can help you with your issue. During a telePT session, your therapist can:
- Educate you about the symptoms and limitations imposed by your condition or injury.
- Recommend ways to do normal daily activities that shouldn’t increase your pain.
- Demonstrate therapeutic exercises that can improve your symptoms.
- Answer any questions you have about your issue.
Find effective telehealth physical therapy from the experienced team at Panther PT

Not sure where you can turn for telePT from experienced physical therapists? Our team at Panther Physical Therapy has experience treating many musculoskeletal issues, and we’re proud to offer telePT. Our therapists can diagnose the issue you’re suffering from. We can also build you a personalized treatment plan designed to reduce your symptoms and prevent them from coming back.

Contact our team today for more information about our telePT services or to schedule an initial appointment.
December 1, 2020
Three reasons you should try virtual physical therapy during COVID quarantine
We’re coming up on the normal cold and flu season. Unfortunately, the U.S. is still struggling to cope with the coronavirus, and it’s been predicted that we could see a spike in COVID cases during this year’s cold and flu season.

Such a spike could lead states to call for another period of mandatory quarantine. In turn, this could cause problems for people who are seeing a physical therapist regularly. Fortunately, many physical therapy clinics are now offering virtual physical therapy that can help you.

These three reasons should prompt you to try virtual physical therapy if you can’t go out

Virtual physical therapy, or telePT, is rapidly growing in popularity. In fact, one study reports that 78% of people were interested in receiving virtual care. This type of therapy takes place over a secure online video link, and it allows you to work with a certified physical therapist one-on-one.

Three reasons you should consider using telePT in the event of another COVID shutdown include:
1. You don’t have to leave home — Since telePT is essentially a Zoom-style video call, you won’t have to leave home for it. But you can still ask your physical therapist questions about your condition. They can even show you how to do exercises that can help you. Or your specialist may show you how to do activities in ways that are easier and less painful.
1. You can save money — A major concern for people in 2020 has been money. Many people have had to endure long periods out of work. Another quarantine period could make money an even bigger problem. This means that many patients will jump at the lower costs of telePT. One study of telePT reports that patients saved $2,745 on average over traditional physical therapy.
1. You’ll likely still be satisfied with your physical therapy — There are multiple studies that show patients who do telePT are typically satisfied with it. One such study reveals that telePT patient satisfaction was 91.2%.
Find the virtual physical therapy you need at Armor Physical Therapy

Not sure where to turn for high-quality virtual physical therapy? Our team at Armor Physical Therapy is proud to offer telePT to our patients. This service allows us to work with patients who have difficulty leaving home, and this includes helping patients who need help with:
In addition to telePT, our team also offers at-home care. This service is performed by physical therapists who have been screened for COVID, and it allows you to work with your therapist one-on-one in your own home.

Contact us today for more information about our telePT services or to schedule an initial appointment.
December 1, 2020
Treating aches and pains with home health physical therapy when you can’t go out
Your joints ache, or maybe you’re dealing with the pain of an injury. However, you don’t think you can get physical therapy for your aches and pains because of COVID-19 restrictions. Can you?

The answer is that you can still get physical therapy for your aches and pains thanks to home health physical therapy, also called at-home therapy. Home health care has been serving many Americans for years. For instance, it was reported that 4.5 million patients used some type of home health care in 2015. With a few modifications, at-home therapy can be used by many patients dealing with acute or chronic aches and pains.

What is home health physical therapy?

Home health physical therapy or at-home physical therapy is just what it sounds like. Instead of going to a therapy clinic, a physical therapist comes to your home to work with you. This allows them to work with you one-on-one and in person. It also provides therapists with the opportunity to use hands-on therapy methods on patients who might be at risk from coronavirus exposure.

How are therapists working to make home health physical therapy safe?

Therapists who are doing at-home therapy are also taking specific health precautions, including:
- Being screened for coronavirus symptoms at the start of each workday
- Disinfecting all equipment before entering the patient’s home
- Wearing personal protective equipment (PPE) like masks and gloves
- Maintaining 6 feet of space between themselves and the patient whenever possible
What issues can home health physical therapy be used for?

You might think that at-home therapy can only be used for a few conditions or issues. However, it can actually be helpful for many acute and chronic issues, including:
Ready to try at-home therapy? Back in Motion can help

Are you searching for a physical therapy team that can help you get at-home therapy? Our team at Back in Motion Physical Therapy is ready to help you get the at-home therapy you need. In addition, our team is also currently offering virtual care appointments. These take place over a secure online video connection, and they allow therapists to demonstrate therapeutic exercises, advise you on better ways to do daily tasks and much more.

Take the next step to start using our at-home or virtual care services. Contact us today for more information or to schedule your initial appointment.
July 7, 2020
Four steps to prepare for virtual physical therapy from home
You may have heard how you can receive virtual physical therapy from home to help you with your aches and pains when you don’t want to leave your home. However, you may be hesitant to schedule a virtual physical therapy appointment because you don’t consider yourself to be a technologically savvy person. No need to worry. Preparing for virtual physical therapy is easier than you might think.

Here are four simple steps you need to follow to be prepared for a virtual physical therapy appointment:

1. Check your internet connection

You need to make sure you have a reliable internet connection before you can begin your virtual physical therapy appointment. Check that your modems and routers are plugged in and turned on. If you’re reading this online at home right now, then everything should be in place as it needs to be.

2. Make sure you have the correct communication device

You and your physical therapist will need to be able to see and hear each other during your virtual physical therapy appointment. This is possible if you have a communication device that has audio and video capabilities, such as:
- A laptop with a built-in camera
- A desktop with an attached web camera
- A smartphone
- A tablet
Note: When using a smartphone or tablet, make sure you have a solid object to proper your device up against.

3. Clear up some space

You’ll need plenty of space to perform certain stretches and exercises during your appointment. You should clear up at least 6 feet of space of any clutter and loose objects that could be tripping hazards.

4. Dress comfortably

You’ll want to be able to move freely for your stretches and exercises. Wearing loose, comfortable athletic clothing can help you move more freely. You should also wear tennis shoes with the proper foot support.

Talk to Whatcom Physical Therapy today about virtual physical therapy

Anyone with the internet and a video communication device can take advantage of virtual physical therapy from home. If you’re dealing with aches and pains but don’t want to visit a clinic for treatment, you can try virtual physical therapy with our team at Whatcom Physical Therapy. Contact our team today for more information about virtual physical therapy or to schedule an initial appointment.
May 3, 2020
Four benefits of finding in-home physical therapy near you
Life with aches and pains from a chronic condition or injury is difficult. It’s hard to enjoy many of your favorite activities, and it’s challenging to do simple things like getting dressed or taking a shower. One way many people deal with aches and pains is physical therapy.

Physical therapy is a very effective treatment in helping reduce pain and improving range of motion without relying on medication or invasive techniques. However, it’s challenging for some people to get the physical therapy they need because they can’t travel. Some injuries and conditions make it unsafe for someone to travel, and during times of social distancing, you might not want to leave your home.

Our team at Armor Physical Therapy believes these challenges shouldn’t keep you from getting the treatment you need. That’s why we offer in-home physical therapy services for people who cannot travel to receive treatment.

Four benefits of in-home physical therapy near you

If you’re looking for treatment for your aches and pains, consider these four benefits of in-home physical therapy offered in your area:
1. Convenience — In-home physical therapy is very convenient for patients like you. All you need to do is make sure you’re ready for your appointment time, wear loose-fitting clothing, and have an open and clean space.
2. Safety — Since it might be dangerous for you to travel with your condition, in-home physical therapy eliminates the risk of you being on the road. It also helps reduce your risk of exposure to the COVID-19 virus. Our physical therapists are always screened at the beginning of every shift to ensure they are healthy before visiting patients like you.
3. Efficiency — In-home physical therapy can be used to treat the same conditions that our team treats with in-clinic appointments. Some treatment methods might look a little different than they would in the clinic, but our physical therapists can bring most of the equipment they need for your treatment to your home. In-home physical therapy doesn’t cut corners; it provides you with the same high-quality level of care you would expect in one of our clinics.
4. Coverage — In-home physical therapy is covered by Medicare and most major insurance plans for those who qualify. Talk to your insurance provider or our staff for assistance in finding out if your plan covers you for in-home physical therapy.
Contact Armor Physical Therapy for in-home physical therapy services in your area

Are you looking for help with aches and pains but can’t leave your home to get treatment? Don’t worry, our team will come to you. Contact our team today for more information about in-home physical therapy in your area or to schedule an initial appointment.
May 2, 2020
Three benefits of treating your pain and injuries with remote physical therapy
One of the most common ways people treat long-lasting pain and stiffness or sudden injuries is with physical therapy. Physical therapists specialize in many techniques that can help reduce your pain and improve your ability to move around independently. However, it’s not always possible for you to visit a clinic in person to receive your treatment.

Being unable to leave your home shouldn’t prevent you from getting the treatment you need. When you cannot visit a clinic due to something like the COVID-19 crisis or an injury that prevents you from driving, you should consider remote physical therapy instead.

What is remote physical therapy?

Remote physical therapy is a service that enables you to receive your physical therapy treatment at home through a guided, live video session with your physical therapist. During your remote physical therapy appointment, your physical therapist can guide you through exercises, stretches and other techniques that can help reduce and treat your pain.

Three benefits of remote physical therapy

There are many reasons you may want to schedule a remote physical therapy appointment for assistance in treating your aches and pains, including:
1. Remote physical therapy is convenient — Leaving your home to get to your treatment can be a hassle you don’t need during a difficult time of life. Remote physical therapy allows for you to be able to receive your treatment from the comfort of your home. All you need is a reliable internet connection, a video communication device and comfortable clothes for exercising in.
2. Remote physical therapy is safe — Sometimes, it’s unsafe for you to leave your home to go to a physical therapy clinic for treatment. The COVID-19 crisis poses a health risk to you and everyone else. Or, perhaps you have an injury or condition that makes it unsafe to drive. Either way, remote physical therapy eliminates the need for you to leave your home for treating your aches and pains.
3. Remote physical therapy is affordable — Virtual physical therapy care is covered by most major insurances in the same way as an in-person visit. Our team also accepts credit and debit as well as Flexible Spending Account (FSA) and Health Savings Account (HSA) payments for Medicare, Medicaid and self-pay patients.
Talk to Panther Physical Therapy today about remote physical therapy

Are you tired of suffering from pain at home while you can’t get out to receive treatment? Our team wants to help you get the treatment you need right from your own home. Contact our team today for more information about remote physical therapy or to schedule an initial appointment.
May 2, 2020
Treating aches and pains at home with virtual physical therapy
If you’re suffering from long-lasting pain or an injury that’s affecting your day-to-day life, one of the options you have for treatment is to visit a physical therapist. However, sometimes it’s not possible for you to visit a physical therapy clinic to get the treatment you need. Viral pandemic, like the COVID-19 crisis, drives the need for everyone to stay indoors. Or, you may have a condition that affects your ability to drive or use public transportation safely.

These circumstances shouldn’t prevent you from receiving the treatment you need for your aches and pains. That’s why there is a service available for you at home known as virtual physical therapy.

What is virtual physical therapy?

Virtual physical therapy is a service that connects you and your physical therapist through a live, secure, one-on-one video call. During this call, your physical therapist can see and hear you, and you can see and hear them. This allows them to monitor your treatment in live time and to recommend adjustments to your routine. It also allows you to report how your treatment is making you feel and allows you to ask any questions you may have.

How does virtual physical therapy work?

Virtual physical therapy is relatively easy to set up. All you need is:
- A reliable internet connection
- A communication device with video capability, such as a smartphone, tablet or laptop
- Loose clothing that allows you freedom of movement
- An open space without any clutter or tripping hazards on the floor
During your virtual physical therapy appointment, your physical therapist will guide you through therapeutic exercises, stretches, posture guidance and other techniques that can help you with your pain. Many of the methods your physical therapist will guide you through are the same as what they would use in a clinic. The main difference is that they cannot administer hands-on treatments that might be used if you were in the clinic. However, you can still expect a thorough treatment with what your physical therapist can guide you through using virtual physical therapy.

Talk to Panther Physical Therapy today about virtual physical therapy

Our team understands that it’s not always a safe option for you to leave your home for physical therapy. That’s why we’re available to provide virtual physical therapy if you feel safer staying at home. Contact our team today for more information about virtual physical therapy or to schedule an initial appointment.
May 1, 2020
Virtual physical therapy at Rehab Access — four important benefits
The possibilities of virtual physical therapy have been an exciting topic in the physical therapy field for some time now. And now, the coronavirus outbreak and resulting COVID-19 pandemic have pushed this new delivery method for treatment to the forefront of care.

Rehab Access is offering virtual physical therapy in addition to in-clinic visits during this ongoing health crisis as part of our commitment to the health and safety of our staff and patients. While there are some differences compared to in-office visits for this approach, it’s important to understand the key benefits that this treatment delivery method can offer.

Key benefits of virtual physical therapy

Using an internet connection and the audio and video capabilities already present in your phone, you can meet with a professional physical therapist in real time as if you were right there in the clinic. Although certain treatments, such as manual therapies, cannot be performed over this method, there are a number of important benefits that virtual physical therapy can offer. These include:
1. Effectiveness — A study presented to the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons reported a 91.2% satisfaction rating among patients who received virtual rehabilitation after surgery. This helps to ensure patients like you that virtual rehabilitation is an effective option.
2. Convenience — You can receive personalized attention from a licensed and trained therapist, right from home.
3. Affordability — Virtual physical therapy care is covered by most major insurances. Our team also accepts credit and debit as well as Flexible Spending Account (FSA) and Health Savings Account (HSA) payments for Medicare, Medicaid and self-pay patients.
4. Safety and security— Rehab Access uses a secure web-based platform built to protect patient privacy. Virtual physical therapy also helps you maintain social distancing to help prevent the spread of coronavirus.
If you schedule virtual physical therapy with Rehab Access, we promise you will receive the highest level of care from our team as if you were right there in one of our clinics.

Start your virtual physical therapy journey today

If you have any questions or want to learn more, don’t hesitate to get in touch with us. We’re here to help and will be happy to schedule your virtual physical therapy session.
April 3, 2020