It is important that after you have gone through a surgical or non-surgical treatment plan that you finish out with a customized rehabilitation plan. At Total Orthopedics Sports & Spine (TOSS), we understand that your injury recovery and post-op strengthening is essential to re-building your range of motion. Our on-site physical therapy will provide you with careful guidance of your physical or occupational therapy.
TOSS offers personalized treatment plans designed to help you regain strength, flexibility, and mobility after injury or surgery. Our team of experienced physical therapists is dedicated to providing you with the highest quality care to get you back to doing the activities you love.
Contact the professionals at TOSS today to learn more about our services. We provide physical therapy for patients in Allen, McKinney, and Richardson, TX.
Physical therapy is the practice of improving a patient's ability to move and function. Physical therapists use a variety of techniques, including:
Physical therapy can be beneficial for a wide range of conditions, including:
At TOSS, we believe that everyone deserves to live an active and pain-free life. Our physical therapists are dedicated to helping you achieve your recovery goals and get back to doing the things you enjoy.
The duration and frequency of your physical therapy sessions will depend on your specific condition and treatment plan. Typically, sessions last between 45 minutes and an hour. Your therapist will conduct a thorough evaluation during your initial consultation to determine the appropriate frequency and duration of your treatment. For acute injuries or post-surgical rehabilitation, you may require more frequent sessions in the initial stages of recovery. As you progress, the frequency may decrease. Factors influencing session frequency include the severity of your injury, your individual healing rate, and your response to treatment. Your therapist will provide a detailed schedule and adjust it as needed throughout your rehabilitation journey. It is important to attend your scheduled sessions consistently to maximize your progress and achieve optimal results.
Comfort and ease of movement are key when choosing attire for your physical therapy appointment. Wear loose-fitting, comfortable clothing that allows your therapist to easily access the area being treated. For example, if you are receiving treatment for a knee injury, shorts or loose-fitting pants are recommended. If you have a shoulder or neck injury, a tank top or loose-fitting shirt is ideal. Avoid wearing jewelry or accessories that may interfere with your treatment. Before your appointment, it's helpful to gather any relevant medical information, such as previous medical records, imaging results, and a list of medications you are currently taking. Be prepared to discuss your medical history, current symptoms, and goals for physical therapy. If you have any specific concerns or questions, write them down so you can address them with your therapist during your appointment. Arriving a few minutes early for your appointment will allow you time to complete any necessary paperwork and prepare for your session.
Call (972) 727-9995 or contact us online today to schedule an appointment and learn more about physical therapy in Allen, McKinney, and Richardson, TX.
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