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Specialized Programs
Aqua Therapy

Our clinic has an onsite
30 foot long therapy pool
designed exclusively
for the needs of our
orthopedic and sports
medicine patients. It has
a three tiered depth of
3’6”, 4’4”, and 7’ in order
to accommodate all
heights of our patients
and the restrictions they may have on their weight bearing.
Aquatic therapy is most often associated with a transition to,
or integrated with land-based therapy. The buoyancy properties
of water are an excellent way to facilitate flexibility and range
of motion, as well as to unload compressive forces across the
spine and joints. The resistive properties of water provide
an excellent alternative to introduce strength and endurance
training that might otherwise not be tolerated well on land.
Your doctor and/or therapist will decide if a trial in the pool
would be beneficial for your condition.
Our experience in the pool has shown us that in cases where
weight bearing is restricted by the referring physician due to the
nature of the injury, or operative procedure, water therapy can
accelerate the rehab process making it both cost-effective and
time saving for the patient.
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A sample of conditions often indicated for Aquatic Therapy Include |
- Postoperative Total Knee and Hip surgeries
- Pre and Postoperative spinal disc surgeries
- Arthritis
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- Postoperative Rotator Cuff and Labral Repairs
- Severe Muscle strains/ Joint sprain
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| How Furnace Brook Physical Therapy Can Help You |
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Specialized Programs
Raise the Roof is a program that is ideal for any young female athlete who participates in a sport that may include stop/starts, pivoting and jumping.
Treating Plantar Fasciitis
Does your heel hurt you first thing in the morning? Read our Patient Education page on how physical therapy can help your painful foot, as well as several other common injuries.
Postoperative Rehabilitation
Referrals include status post neck and back surgery/ fusions; shoulder, elbow, knee and ankle reconstructive procedures; and following total joint replacement. |
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