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Move with less pain and more confidence.
Hands-on care and guided exercise to rebuild strength, balance and mobility.
Physical Therapy is part of Rapid Therapy's Medicare-certified CORF, coordinated with your physician and full rehab team.
What is a CORF? →Part of your CORF care
Get back on your feet, safely
Whether you're recovering from surgery, living with back pain or relearning to walk after a stroke, our physical therapists build a plan around the movements you need most.
Because we're a CORF, your physical therapist works side by side with our physician, respiratory and occupational therapists, which matters when more than one condition is slowing you down.
Who it helps
- Back and neck pain
- Joint replacement recovery
- Balance problems and falls
- Stroke recovery
- Arthritis
- Weakness after hospital stays
- Sports and work injuries
What your program includes
Your plan is built at your first visit and reviewed regularly with your doctor.
- Evaluation Strength, range of motion, gait
- Manual therapy Hands-on techniques to ease pain
- Therapeutic exercise Strength and flexibility
- Balance and gait training Safer walking, fewer falls
- Functional training Stairs, transfers, lifting
- Home program Exercises between visits
What to expect
Evaluation
We find what's causing pain or limiting movement.
Set goals
Clear targets, like walking without a cane.
Treatment
Hands-on care plus progressive exercise.
Return to activity
Prepare for work, hobbies and daily life.
Questions about physical therapy
Call (818) 365-9690 if your question isn't answered here.
Do I need a referral for physical therapy?
At a CORF, therapy is provided under a physician's plan of care, so a referral is required. Call us and we'll help you get started.
Will therapy hurt?
Some exercises may feel challenging, but your therapist adjusts everything to your comfort and will never push you beyond what's safe.
What should I wear?
Comfortable clothes you can move in and supportive shoes.
How many visits will I need?
It depends on your condition and goals. Your therapist will give you an estimate after your evaluation.
