Conditions we treat · Chagrin Falls & Streetsboro
Where does it hurt?
Find your body part. See how we fix it.
Find the part of your body that hurts. See the injuries we treat most and how long a typical plan takes. Every plan is built one-on-one by our licensed clinical team, around your goal.
Fig. 01 · The body map
Pick your region.
The bars show a typical starting plan: 2, 3 or 6 months. Your physical therapist confirms the right one at your first visit. Tap a number to jump to that area.
Neck
- Cervical disc herniationCan cause pain, numbness or weakness into the arms
- Neck pain that radiatesPain that travels into the shoulder or arm
Shoulder
- Shoulder pain, instability & dyskinesisThe shoulder blade isn't moving the way it should
- Biceps tendonitisIrritated tendon at the front of the shoulder
Elbow & wrist
- Tennis elbowPain on the outside of the elbow from gripping and repetitive use
- Biceps tendonitis at the elbowPain at the front of the elbow
Back
- Low back pain & disc problemsIncluding flare-ups and sciatica down the leg
- SI joint painLow back and buttock pain, sometimes into the leg
- Large disc herniationsOften need a longer plan
Hip & hamstring
- Gluteal tendonitisPain and tenderness on the side of the hip
- Hamstring strains & tearsFrom mild pulls to bigger tears
Knee
- Meniscus tears & knee painPain, swelling, stiffness, trouble straightening
- Knee surgery rehabSee post-surgery below
Ankle & foot
- Plantar fasciitisHeel pain, worst with the first steps of the day
- Ankle sprainsRolled ankles that won't settle
After surgery
- Post-operative rehabShoulder, knee, hip, back and more
- Significant deconditioningRebuilding after time away from activity
- Non-surgical soft tissue ruptures
Fig. 02 · Plan-length guide
How long will it take?
Most people start at three months. Your physical therapist tells you up front what you need. No surprises, no padding.
2 Months
Simple & recent- Mild tendon irritation
- Ankle sprain
- Mild low back strain
3 Months
Most prescribed- Low back flare-ups & sciatica
- Neck pain that radiates
- Partial strains & tears
- Tendon pain that has lingered
6 Months
Significant & complex- Post-surgery rehab
- Large disc herniations
- Significant deconditioning
- Non-surgical soft tissue ruptures
Fig. 03 · How we treat it
Evidence over hype.
Therapeutic exercise
A plan that grows with you. We update it each week as you get stronger.
Manual therapy
Hands-on care to ease pain and get you moving.
Education
We tell you what's wrong in plain words. And how to keep it from coming back.
Dry needling
Hands-on manual therapyReal care, from our licensed clinical team
Fig. 04 · Pain or performance?
Find the right door.
Physical therapy
Pain that lingers, keeps coming back or changes how you move.
See Physical TherapyRecovery sessions
30 minutes of shockwave, dry needling or Active Release to bounce back.
See RecoveryTraining
Coached strength training from our licensed clinical team.
See TrainingFig. 05 · Questions we hear
Good questions.
Don't see my injury?
These are the injuries we see most. They're not the only ones we treat. Call us or book a visit. We'll tell you honestly if we're the right fit.
Do I need a referral?
No. You can book your first visit directly. Call us if you have questions.
Is the plan length set in stone?
No. The guide shows typical starting points. Your physical therapist recommends the plan that fits what they find, and we check progress against your goal along the way.
Can you help me prevent injuries, too?
Yes. We work with people before they get hurt, not just after.
Your next step
Find out what's really going on.
Book your evaluation. Leave knowing what's wrong, what to do about it and how long it should take.
