How long will my first appointment last?
Your first appointment usually lasts about one hour and fifteen minutes.
What can I expect from my first visit?
Your Physical therapist will perform a comprehensive evaluation based on your individual needs. This could include, but is not limited to the following: Assessment of posture, gait, range of motion, strength, soft tissue changes, joint mobility.
What should I wear?
You should wear comfortable clothes that are not restrictive to movement and closed toe shoes like a sneaker (Ladies, no heels please) We can provide you with a patient gown to expose appropriate body parts, however, you may want to wear something that allows us to view that part without having to change (eg. If you are coming in for a knee problem you may want to wear shorts or bring a pair with you to change into)
Should I bring a list of my medications?
Yes. Please bring a complete list of the medications that you are taking along with the dosage.
Will the physical therapist communicate with my health care provider?
The physical therapist will update your health care provider with written evaluations. The therapist will not hesitate to contact your provider by phone if he/she has a specific concern or question. At the end of your treatment, the physical therapist will send a final report to your health care provider with information regarding your status at the time of discharge from physical therapy.
Your first appointment usually lasts about one hour and fifteen minutes.
What can I expect from my first visit?
Your Physical therapist will perform a comprehensive evaluation based on your individual needs. This could include, but is not limited to the following: Assessment of posture, gait, range of motion, strength, soft tissue changes, joint mobility.
What should I wear?
You should wear comfortable clothes that are not restrictive to movement and closed toe shoes like a sneaker (Ladies, no heels please) We can provide you with a patient gown to expose appropriate body parts, however, you may want to wear something that allows us to view that part without having to change (eg. If you are coming in for a knee problem you may want to wear shorts or bring a pair with you to change into)
Should I bring a list of my medications?
Yes. Please bring a complete list of the medications that you are taking along with the dosage.
Will the physical therapist communicate with my health care provider?
The physical therapist will update your health care provider with written evaluations. The therapist will not hesitate to contact your provider by phone if he/she has a specific concern or question. At the end of your treatment, the physical therapist will send a final report to your health care provider with information regarding your status at the time of discharge from physical therapy.