Contact Physical Therapy

Our friendly and dedicated staff is comprised of highly trained therapists who provide proven and up-to-date treatments to help you reach your goals. Clinicians undergo yearly continuing education to help keep Contact at the cutting edge of care. That and a fierce dedication to customer service makes Contact Physical Therapy your destination for rehabilitative success!

At Contact Physical Therapy you and your therapist together help you achieve your goals. Using individualized treatment plans, our physical therapists will provide you with the tools you need to heal your body and educate you on injury prevention. Therapists provide a combination of therapeutic exercise, manual therapy, education, and pain relieving modalities to help progress patients.

Contact physical therapists are here to help you with your manual therapy needs. When you become a patient you will be placed in qualified hands of a thoroughly trained physical therapist to help ease your joint and muscle pain. We understand that each patient is different and needs one on one care.

Often referred to as trigger point release therapy, neuromuscular therapy and massage is used for injuries to soft tissue and chronic pain treatments. The therapy's main principle is stimulating certain areas of muscles that are myofascial trigger points, a small hypersensitive area in muscle that can cause pain in other areas of muscle.

When you decide to receive treatment from Contact Physical Therapy you can be sure that you will receive the best therapy possible. The personalized hands-on care of Contact Physical Therapy licensed physical therapists will have your joints and muscles feeling refreshed and invigorated.

With over 20 years of experience orthopedic physical therapists will work with you to create an individualized treatment plan to ease any pain issues you may have.Orthopedic therapy is a critical part of a patient's treatment and rehabilitation plan, especially after a major surgery. A myriad of techniques can be used to help treat muscles, joints, and tendons after orthopedic surgeries, increasing a person's mobility and range of motion.