
Wichita’s Outpatient
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One-on-one care from experienced therapists in a welcoming environment!

“Highly recommend”A positive experience every time I have been there. He is flexible in making sure that therapy fits the person. He understands that everyone is different. Highly recommend this place.
“Great place and experience”I needed a place immediately for my son and they got me in the time frame needed. They also pre scheduled me for the appointments I needed for several weeks ahead. Such a smooth and easy process! And my son LOVES his therapist! 10/10 recommend!"
“Gave Me Hope”From the get-go, I was blown away. There is something extraordinarily special about…his ability to connect with people! What he gave me the most is hope. After just two weeks of physical therapy, I can feel the ropes in my hamstrings subsiding.
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More About Physical Therapy
Read our blog posts for more answers to you questions about physical therapy treatments.
- Physical therapists are experts in movement and function.
- Physical therapists help people prevent injuries or recover from injuries.
- Physical therapist work with a wide range of patients, including athletes, children, and older adults.
- Physical therapists often use manual therapy techniques to help their patients improve their movement and function.
- Physical therapists typically have a bachelor’s degree in physical therapy. Still, some also have a master’s degree or doctorate. Many physical therapists are certified by the National Board for Certification in Physical Therapy (NBCPT).
- Physical therapy can help improve mobility and range of motion.
- It is an effective treatment for reducing pain and inflammation.
- PT can help improve balance and coordination.
- Physical therapy can help strengthen muscles and bones.
- It is a non-invasive treatment with no side effects
- Doctors are typically licensed to prescribe medication, while physical therapists are not.
- Physical therapists usually have a master’s degree, while doctors may have many different levels of education.
- Physical therapists’ focus is on restoring function and movement, while doctors’ focus is on diagnosing and treating illness or injury.
- Physical therapists often collaborate with other health care professionals, such as nurses and athletic trainers, whereas doctors typically work independently.
- Physical therapy treatment plans are tailored to the individual patient, while doctors’ treatments tend to be more generalized.
- Physical therapy can help improve mobility and range of motion.
- Physical therapy can help reduce pain and inflammation.
- Physical therapy can help improve strength and coordination.
- Physical therapy can help speed up healing after an injury or surgery.
- Physical therapy can help prevent injuries from occurring in the first place.
- Occupational therapy helps people to live life to the fullest.
- The therapists have a holistic approach.
- Occupational therapists use a variety of methods to help patients.
- Therapists are experts in helping people with disabilities.
- Occupational therapists work with other health professionals.
- Therapists help people to become more independent
- The patient’s age
- The severity of the injury or condition
- How long the injury or condition has been present
- Whether the patient maintains a consistent treatment program between sessions
- The type of physical therapy being performed
- The patient’s overall health
- Physical therapy can help improve mobility and range of motion.
- Physical therapy can help relieve pain.
- Physical therapy can help improve strength and muscle tone.
- Physical therapy can help improve balance and coordination.
- Physical therapy can help reduce the risk of falls and injuries.
- Physical therapy can play a role in preventing or managing chronic conditions
Physical therapists are highly trained in treating back pain and can provide a variety of treatments that may help relieve your symptoms.
- Physical therapy can help improve your range of motion and flexibility, which may help you move more quickly and without pain.
- Physical therapy can help strengthen the muscles around your spine, improving your overall posture and reducing stress on your back.
- A physical therapist can teach you exercises and stretches to do at home to relieve your back pain further.
- Physical therapy may also include massage or other hands-on therapies that can help reduce muscle tension and improve blood flow to the area.
- If you have any underlying conditions that are causing your back pain, such as arthritis or spinal stenosis, physical therapy can also help address these issues.
- Physical therapy can help improve joint range of motion and flexibility.
- Physical therapy can help improve muscle strength and tone.
- Physical therapy can help improve balance and coordination.
- Physical therapy can help reduce pain and inflammation.
- Physical therapy can help improve stability and proprioception.
- Physical therapy can help improve overall function and mobility
- Physical therapy is cheaper than chiropractic care.
- Physical therapy can be done at home.
- Physical therapy is less invasive than chiropractic care.
- Physical therapy is more likely to fix the root of the problem than chiropractic care.
- Physical therapy helps you learn how to prevent pinched nerves from happening again.
- Physical therapy offers long-term benefits that chiropractic care does not provide
- Physical therapists have a more holistic view of the body, considering all the systems and how they interact.
- Physical therapists undergo extensive training in anatomy and physiology, so they know exactly what is happening in the body and where the problems are.
- Chiropractors often focus on adjusting one or two specific areas of the spine, while physical therapists look at the whole body and use various techniques to address the problem.
- Physical therapy treatment plans are tailored specifically for each individual, considering their age, health history, current condition, etc.