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Overview

Why Piedmont

Conditions we treat

Overview

Our outpatient physical therapy clinics provide compassionate, evidence-based care after an illness or injury. We help restore your movement and mobility.

Why Piedmont

A patient balances on a rehab ball during physical therapy

Personalized care

We customize a physical therapy regimen to your health, goals and lifestyle.

A close-up of a band wrapped around a foot during physical therapy

Expert specialists

Our physical therapists are experts in evaluating and treating conditions that affect the musculoskeletal system.

A physical therapist manipulates a patient's leg

Advanced treatments

Our team offers a wide range of treatments to help you recover after an injury, illness or medical procedure.

Our approach

Your physical therapist will evaluate your condition, then develop and manage your care plan, tailoring it to your individual needs. Our goal is to help restore your movement and function, enabling you to return to your previous level of mobility.

Treatment and diagnostic programs vary by location.

Physical therapy conditions and treatments

- Acute wounds: A wound caused by a cut, burn or surgical incision.
- Amputations: The surgical removal of a limb or a portion of a limb.
- Cardiac surgery: Surgery on the heart and major blood vessels.
- Fall risk and balance issues: Balance and other health issues that increase your risk of a fall.
- Joint and ligament sprains: An injury where the ligaments are stretched or torn.
- Spinal cord injuries: Damage to the spinal cord.
- Musculoskeletal and neurological injuries: Injuries that affect the musculoskeletal and neurological systems, such as a stroke.
- Pelvic cancer: Cancers that affect the reproductive organs and nearby tissues in the pelvic region.
- Orthopedic conditions: Conditions that affect the tendons, ligaments, bones, joints or muscles.
- Osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis: Conditions that cause inflammation, swelling and pain in the joints.
- Post-surgical care: Rehabilitation after surgery, such as ACL reconstruction, rotator cuff repair, hip replacement or knee replacement.
- Dry needling: Treatment using thin needles to stimulate trigger points in muscles to improve range of motion and reduce pain.
- Lee Silverman Voice Treatment: A program to improve communication in individuals with neurological conditions like Parkinson’s disease.
- Maxi Sky ambulation assist system: Ceiling lift systems to help caregivers safely move patients.
- Pelvic rehabilitation: Physical therapy to address pelvic floor conditions.
- PORi-certified oncology rehabilitation: Rehabilitation to help restore function after cancer diagnosis and treatment.
- Pre- and post-lumbar puncture assessment: Assessment and monitoring to ensure patient safety before and after a spinal tap.
- Stroke rehabilitation: Physical therapy to support stroke recovery.
- Vestibular rehabilitation: Physical therapy to treat balance problems, vertigo and dizziness.