Family Physical Therapy

read moreFamily Physical Therapy is committed to providing each patient with an individually designed physical therapy treatment plan that embraces goals that are reasonable and medically indicated. Every consideration will be made to provide our patients with an environment that is encouraging and therapeutic. Our staff works to provide the highest level of clinical care to help our patients achieve their highest possible level of functionality, while meeting or exceeding all professional and ethical standards.

read moreIn exciting news in Placer County, additional businesses and activities in Stages 2 and 3 are reopening as soon as today, June 12. As physical therapists, we are especially excited to hear our patient will now have the option to access local gyms! Our hats are off to all of those parents, caregivers, teachers, administration and students who have participated in a shift in their education these past few months. Students at all stages of their academic careers have recently showed their flexibility and resilience to continue learning during a global health crisis.

read moreConcussions may range from mild to severe and present very differently for each person. Although 80% of concussion related symptoms resolve within 2-3 weeks sometimes symptoms last longer. While working with your doctor if you are experiencing lingering symptoms a Physical Therapist may be able to help. The vestibular system is located within the inner ear and is one of the three balance systems of your body (the other two being vision and somatosensory). A Vestibular Assessment will test all of the systems as well as screen the cervical spine to determine the source(s) of your symptoms.

read moreOrthopedic physical therapy focuses on improving strength, mobility, and function. At Family Physical Therapy, we implement an individualized program to treat both acute and chronic orthopedic injuries in order to alleviate pain, improve balance and stability, gain strength, and reduce the risk of future injury. Receiving physical therapy before undergoing orthopedic surgery has been shown to accelerate and maximize healing and the results of the surgery. Your surgeon may also prescribe additional physical therapy after surgery in order to reduce swelling, maximize healing, and help you regain your strength and mobility.