Shawnee

Physical therapy is an evidence-based service rendered to restore mobility, improve functional independence, and educate patients to manage their conditions. Our goal is for our patients to achieve long-term success and be in control of their health. PT Solutions provides up-to-date knowledge and treatment to improve pain, stiffness, range of motion, strength, endurance, flexibility, balance, sport-specific activity, and much more.

Vestibular Care

Specifically for inner ear disorders, vestibular therapy improves vertigo. Due to the disconnect between the inner ear and eyes, patients will feel dizziness and unbalanced. A PT Solutions physical therapist will perform an evaluation to create a care plan specific to the diagnosis. Therapists want to help you regain balance and reduce dizziness as quickly and safely as possible.

Stroke Rehabilitation

Patients that suffer from neurological challenges after a stroke require specific rehabilitation to get them back to a full functioning lifestyle. Our treatment plans guide them through the physical, emotional, and psychological aspects of life after a stroke.

Orthopedic and Sports Rehabilitation

There are few things more devastating to an athlete than missing time from their favorite sport. When they endure orthopedic or sports injuries, there are typically damages to the musculoskeletal system, including muscles, bones, and tissue. At PT Solutions, we work with athletes to get them back to what they love, faster. 

Performance Enhancement

For athletes looking to improve endurance, strength, speed, and power, a performance enhancement plan will help them reach their goals. A Performance Enhancement Specialist will put together a customized workout regimen to support the patient’s goals, while also reducing the likelihood of injury.

Dry Needling

Dry needling, which is different than acupuncture, aids patients suffering from musculoskeletal complaints and diseases. Trauma, back pain, and arthritis are the most common conditions that dry needling can help. Your physical therapist will perform a physical assessment that will serve as a baseline for your results after dry needling is completed.