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Categories
Health Care
Business Type:
Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation
Emergency Room:
No
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Live Well Physical Therapy Pc
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We are a professional physical therapy staff who are committed to providing attentive and individualized care in a personal and compassionate environment utilizing innovative aquatic and land-based therapies. Our ultimate goal is to assist those we serve to achieve their highest level of healing and function so that they may live with the utmost quality of life.
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Our SwimEx Aquatic Theraphy large pool is 14 feet by 10 feet and incorporates the patented laminar flow. This state-of-the-art pool has a counter current that exists on only one side of the pool while maintaining still water on the other side. This is the only warm water therapeutic pool of its kind in Central Nebraska.
Features Include:
- 93º - 95º Water Temperatures
- Resistive water current 0-6 mph
- Angeled running pad
- Water depths of 4 ft., 5 ft., and 6 ft.
- Underwater observation windows/cameras
- In-pool stairs with handrails
- Mechanical lift chair for transfers into and out of pool
Aquatic Therapy is often used to treat problems associated with:
- Acute and Chronic Back Pain
- Total Joint Replacement
- Fractures with Weight Bearing Restrictions
- Gait and Balance Dysfunction
- Myalgia/Myositis
- Neuromuscular disorders with resultant loss of range of motion, strength and endurance
- Osteoarthritis, Rheumatoid Arthritis and Fibromyalgia
- Spinal Surgery/fusion
- Stroke
- Lymphedema
- Pregnancy Conditions
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Our Women's Health Physical Therapy program encompasses a wide scope of conditions including, but not limited to:
Pelvic Floor Dysfunction (urinary/fecal incontinence and pelvic pain)
Osteoporosis/Osteopenia
Post-Breast Cancer Surgery
Prenatal and Postpartum Conditions
We provide personalized treatment programs based on a thorough evaluation for each and every individual. Although women are at greater risk for the development of pelvic floor dysfunction, osteoporosis, and breast cancer, we see men for all of these condiditons as well.
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Lymphedema is an accumulation of lymphatic fluid that causes swelling, most ofen in the arms and legs, but occasionally in other body parts. Occuring when the channels and nodes that transport lymph are impaired, this condition can develop immediately after surgery that disrupts the lymphatic system, or months to years following cancer treatment. Trama and infection are also common causes. In addition to swelling, symptoms of lymphedema may include a feeling of heaviness, cosmetic deformity, decreased limb function, skin changes, open wounds and infection in teh involved area.
Comprehensive management of lymphedema includes manual lymph drainage, use of a compression pump, multi-layer bandaging, therapeutic exercise, compression garments and patient education.
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Live Well Physical Therapy Pc — Health Care — Grand Island
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