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Monday - Friday (8am to 5pm)
Sunday - Closed
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What Is Physical Therapy?
Physical therapy focuses on restoring movement, improving strength, and enhancing mobility for people recovering from injury, surgery, or medical conditions. It helps residents regain independence and improve their overall physical health.
At St. Anthony’s, our licensed physical therapists create personalized therapy plans around each resident’s needs, whether the goal is pain management, better balance, or recovery after surgery.
Compassionate Individualized Care That puts you first
Every resident recovers differently, so each therapy plan is built around the individual.
Our therapists design a plan around each resident’s unique needs and goals.
Therapists work closely with residents, using exercises, stretches, and treatments suited to their condition.
A Collaborative Care Team
Licensed physical therapists, nurses, and medical professionals work together so each resident’s recovery is effective, safe, and empowering.
Holistic support for mind and body
Our therapy programs cover the physical side of recovery and support confidence and independence in daily life.
- Strength and mobility training
- Pain management
- Balance and fall prevention
- Post-surgical rehabilitation
- Chronic condition management
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Therapy services
1-on-1
Personalized plans
Personalized attention every step
From the first evaluation through recovery, our team guides residents and explains costs clearly.
Therapy Built on Evidence
Our therapists use evidence-based techniques and therapeutic tools to help residents reach their goals.
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Help With Insurance & Costs
Therapy costs vary by need. During your first consultation, we review the costs and help you understand your insurance benefits and claims.
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Frequently asked question
1. What should I expect during a physical therapy session?
A typical session starts with an initial evaluation, followed by exercises, stretches, or treatments tailored to your needs. Therapists may also use specialized equipment or techniques for pain management, mobility improvement, or muscle strengthening.
2. How long does physical therapy last?
It depends on each person’s condition, goals, and progress. Our therapists review progress regularly and talk with the resident and family about the plan.
3. Can physical therapy help with chronic pain?
Physical therapy can help manage pain and improve function for many people, including those with conditions such as arthritis. Our therapists build a plan around each person’s needs.
