Our Services

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We can help treat conditions such as arthritis, injuries, joint surgeries, and even help with posturing through therapeutic exercising.
Manual therapy techniques we offer include joint mobilization and joint manipulation (sometimes known as an adjustment).  Many of our therapists here perform trigger point dry needling as well.

Pain modalities include electrical therapy (NMES/TENS), therapeutic ultrasound, taping techniques, and other various modalities.
Our therapists are skilled in ergonomic assessments and training to prevent injury, improve body mechanics and reduce pain with employment.
We can help prevent sports injuries through screening movements and help address a problem before it happens!

If an injury does occur because of sport, we can help get you back on track to return to play.
We are able to create custom or provide with off the shelf orthotics and our hand therapist can fabricate arm/hand splints.

We also help train those who need a prosthetic after an amputation or help get you get or use medical equipment (such as a walker) correctly.
Our therapists can help treat neurological conditions such as MS, stroke, spinal cord injury, and other various issues.

We also have therapists who can help treat vestibular issues that can cause dizziness or vertigo.
We also treat pregnancy and post partum issues, pelvic pain, and urinary incontinence.
Our services come in all sorts of shapes and sizes.
​Browse by body part to learn how a physical or occupational therapist can help you.
Customization.
PTC relies on proven and innovative strategies to create your rehabilitation program. Every PTC client receives a program customized just for you and your specific clinical situation. This combination of science and personalization sets PTC care apart.
Comprehensiveness.
Our approach to therapy is built on understanding the relationships between the neurological, respiratory, circulatory, muscular, and sometimes emotional systems related to injury. The best way to help patients get better is to make sure every part of your body works in concert towards your goals.