CaroMont Rehab & Sports Medicine

Physical Therapy focuses on strength, mobility and gait improvement. The goal of physical therapy is to increase independence and improve quality of life by relieving pain and increasing movement and function.

Common Physical Therapy diagnoses include:

• General Orthopaedics
• Post-operative care, balance
• Osteoporosis and sports rehabilitation
• Spinal (neck and back) pain
• Vestibular (inner ear)

We can also perform wheelchair evaluations in conjunction with ATRs from durable medical equipment companies.

Occupational Therapy focuses on daily activities and regaining independence. Our Occupational Therapy staff has a combined experience level of more than 20 years and features both a certified lymphedema therapist and a certified hand therapist.

Common Occupational Therapy diagnoses are:

• Hand and elbow injuries
• Post-operative care
• General orthopaedics
• Lymphedema care
• Carpel tunnel syndrome
• Neurologic conditions
• Arthritis

Speech Therapy is used to evaluate and treat communication, speech and swallowing disorders caused by injuries or illnesses.

Speech Therapy diagnoses include:

• Dysphagia
• Aphasia
• Cognitive deficits
• Motor speech disorders
• Voice therapy

A number of treatments are utilized in speech therapy, including fiberoptic endoscopic evaluation of swallowing, teaching problem solving and reasoning skills, and vocal strengthening and training.

Our licensed therapists specialize in Physical, Occupational and Speech Therapy and have an average of 17 years expertise in their fields. They strive for an excellent patient experience by developing individualized treatment plans based on physician recommendations, and working with patients to achieve their health goals. These are developed using evidence-based methods and treatments including:

The McKenzie Method

Also know as Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy (MDT), this method is used to treat mechanical pain caused by the structure or movement of the body. The method employs a systematic series of tests to make diagnoses and develop specific treatment plans.

Graston Technique (GT)

This technique uses a patented form of Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization (IASTM) to improve soft tissue mobility and decrease scar tissue. GT can be used to treat and reduce pain, as well as improve movement function throughout the entire body.

Maitland Approach

This treatment method relies heavily on communication between the clinician and patient to make an assessment using manual therapy assessment and treatment tools. This approach allows the open communication to drive the treatment plan resulting in the best possible results for the patient.

Paris Technique

Paris Techniques utilize manual therapies focused on restoring joint mobility. These targeted therapies are useful in restoring strength and balance to joint structures and can relieve pressure due to compression and impingements.

Massage Therapy

Massage therapy can help alleviate pain, increase range of motion and joint flexibility, and reduce spasms and cramping. It has also been proven to reduce stress, promote relaxation and improve posture and circulation.