Atlantic Physical Therapy

read moreIn these times of uncertainty, you can count on Atlantic Physical Therapy to be ready to assist you, both in person and remotely. Our clinics remain open and fully staffed for those patients who are best served with direct care. Our facilities use thermal scans on arrival and use enhanced sanitization procedures in line with CDC guidelines to minimize risk of virus transmission. Some of our friends are more at risk due to their age or other health problems. There are also some who are now working remotely or taking on a new role assisting their children in online education.

read moreIn this section you can learn about the history of Atlantic Physical Therapy, get information on our current locations, meet our Physical Therapists and Licensed Physical Therapist Assistants, and hear some of the great things our patients have to say about their experiences with us.

read moreOur Physical Therapists have special post-graduate training in the use of advanced level assessments to help us better determine the factors that contribute to injury and pain. This frequently involves the use of technology to aid us in the analysis of movement. This study of movement and the forces that act upon the body is frequently referred to as a "biomechanical approach". This approach helps us both get you feeling better today and also identify the cause of your problem to keep you better in the future.

read moreDry Needling involves inserting a tiny monofilament needle in a muscle or muscles in order to release shortened bands of muscles and decrease trigger point activity. This can help resolve painful muscle spasm and promote healing. This is not to be confused with traditional Chinese Acupuncture. It is a medical treatment that relies on a medical diagnosis to be effective. Your physical therapist is trained has met specific educational requirements for competency in Dry Needling. There is an increasing body of evidence that has demonstrated that Dry Needling can be a valuable and effective component of treatment for musculoskeletal pain.

read moreOur facilities are open from 6:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., Monday through Friday and 7:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. on Saturday. Our hours of operation have been structured in an effort to accommodate your needs, both throughout the work day as well as before and after work or school. Our Physical Therapists and Licensed Physical Therapist Assistants work on different schedules to allow for these extended hours. Our front desk coordinators will work with you to find the times that best fit your availability.