Aquatic Therapy
What is Aquatic Physical Therapy?
Aquatic physical therapy is rehabilitation that is done in a heated pool. It allows the patient to initiate early joint movement and strengthening with decreased stress on the joints. Exercise instruction is given by a licensed physical therapist, trained in aquatic physical therapy.
Indications for Aquatic Physical Therapy
- Limited Range of Motion (ROM)
- Limited Weight Bearing Status
- Limited Function and Mobility
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- Decreased Strength
- Pain
- Decreased Aerobic Fitness
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Benefits of Aquatic Physical Therapy
- Decreases Weight Bearing up to 70%
- Increases Function & Mobility
- Restores Joint Mobility / (ROM)
- Strengthens and Re-Educates Muscles
- Improves Circulation
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- Increases Aerobic Capacity & Endurance
- Normalizes Tone & Decreases Spasticity
- Decreases Pain
- Decreases Inflammation
- Promotes Relaxation
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Specific Sample Populations
- Fractures
- Fibromyalgia/ Chronic Pain
- O.R.I.F.
- Joint replacement
- Arthritis
- Spine Injury & Surgery
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- Sports Injury
- Ankylosing Spondylosis
- Pregnant Women
- Post - Mastectomy
- Chronic Pain
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HOURS AT THE POOL:
- MONDAY & FRIDAY 8:00 am to 9:00 am
- Most Insurances are accepted, including Medicare & Workers Compensation
- Cash Rates & Maintenance Programs are available
Aquatic Therapy is conducted off-site at Aqua Wave Swim School
- 1800 Square foot pool
- 93° Water temperature
- Indoor facilities
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- Ground Level
- Handicap Accessible
- Accessible Parking
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For more information on Aqua Wave Swim School call 949.455.2535 [Go Back] |