A Reputation for Results
If you have back or neck pain, St. Marina Physical Therapy strongly encourages you to seek the care of our qualified therapists. Physical therapy helps patients avoid prolonged episodes of pain that can result in long-term disability. For those experiencing chronic pain, it should be part of a multi-faceted rehabilitation program. The fact is, physical therapy is conservative, cost-effective, reversible, and rarely has any side effects.
We Address the Cause
Millions of people suffer from neck and back pain that may result in a variety of problems such as limited recreational activities, troubles with daily activities, and even complete immobility. Early intervention is critical to help reduce pain and recover function. A combination of patient education, manual techniques, and therapeutic exercise is proven to reduce pain and help a patient recover their independence.
Conservative, Cost-Effective, No Side Effects
Drugs offer short-term relief but may have severe side effects. Spinal adjustments may be helpful, but this type of intervention is usually recommended for months-on-end with little proof of its effectiveness. In contrast, a comprehensive physical therapy program will not only provide you with pain relief, but will help you avoid repeat and often progressively worse episodes of pain. Once the pain subsides, we empower patients with the tools they need to help avoid repeat problems.
Evidence is Our Guide
Medical research is continuously providing the clinicians at St. Marina Physical Therapy with “current best-evidence” guidance so we are equipped to provide the state-of-the -art care to our community members. We look to systematic reviews and random controlled trials to help guide us in the delivery of state-of-the-art care. Coupled with regular attendance to continuing education courses, St. Marina Physical Therapy has a reputation for providing a high quality service to those in need of head and neck pain rehabilitation.
Conditions we commonly treat:
- Lumbar Sprain/Strain
- Acute Low Back Pain
- Sciatica
- Lumbago
- Pinched Nerve
- SI Dysfunction
- Slipped/Herniated Disc
- Arthritis
- Spondylosis
- Spondylolysis
- Spondylolisthesis
- Facet Arthropathy
- Degenerative Disc Disease
