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Outpatient Rehabilitation Services Our focus is on you, the individual. Our comprehensive rehabilitation program allows us to treat your specific needs through the expertise of our highly skilled therapists. Whether you are a high school athlete, a weekend warrior or an over-worked homeowner, we can take care of your problem. We offer a comfortable warm setting to make you feel at ease and relaxed through your treatment. As a member of the Midwest Rehabilitation Network Incorporated (MRNI), we continuously monitor patient outcomes and satisfaction and compare them with local and national averages. RTW therapists consistently rank above average when compared to their peers. |
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Physical and Occupational Therapy On your first visit, our experienced Physical and Occupational Therapists will perform a thorough evaluation to assist in determining the source of your symptoms. We will work directly with you to establish and implement a personalized, hands-on treatment program specific to your goals and needs. Our goal is to spend whatever time is needed to answer any questions you have regarding your injury, treatment and expected outcomes. PT/OT treatment is available for:
A physician referral is required for Occupational Therapy and may be requested by certain insurances for Physical Therapy. We can assist you in obtaining a referral if needed. We can generally see you within 24 hours of your call and often on the same day. We will accommodate your busy schedule with extended early morning and evening hours when needed!  Back
to TopVestibular Rehabilitation An estimated 90 million Americans will experience dizziness at least once in their lifetime. Persistent dizziness can significantly limit activities due to falls, motion sickness, or the side effects of drugs used to treat these symptoms. The Vestibular Rehabilitation Program of Return to Work & Sports Center, Inc has been highly effective in treating individuals with vestibular disorders, enabling them to safely return to a normal and active lifestyle. What is Vestibular Rehabilitation? Vestibular Rehabilitation involves a thorough evaluation to determine or confirm the origin of the dizziness. Customized treatment techniques and exercises are then initiated to eliminate precipitating factors and to re-train the body to accommodate the aggravating positions and movements. How will I feel during treatment? Evaluation and treatment of your vestibular disorder may initially increase your symptoms. Depending upon the causative factors, dizziness may be reduced substantially following the initial treatment or may be reduced more gradually as your body accommodates to the exercises. Who can be treated for a balance disorder? Vestibular Rehabilitation can be effective in treating a variety of balance disorders including:
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to TopContinence Program What is Incontinence? Incontinence is the loss of the ability to predict and control when urination or bowel movements will occur. This condition is often accompanied by embarrassment, shame and the mistaken belief that nothing can be done about it. It is a common problem that can occur at any age, affecting millions of men and women. Common Types of Incontinence Stress Incontinence – Loss of urine with physical activity, such as laughing, coughing, or sneezing. Urge Incontinence -Loss of urine which comes on suddenly, making it impossible to get to the toilet on time. You don’t have to live with it! Incontinence can be treated. It is not a disease, but a symptom of underlying conditions. Many people can manage an incontinence problem with a conservative approach. A program of exercise and biofeedback Our program uses a conservative approach to address your incontinence problem. We will work with you on life style issues, activities and exercises which have been proven successful in regaining bladder or bowel control for many individuals within 2 to 8 weeks. Exercises and biofeedback, with surface EMG, are used to strengthen the muscles supporting the pelvic or prostate organs. When weakened or stretched, these muscles can contribute to incontinence. The exercises are a simple and safe way to help you regain control. What is surface EMG? Surface EMG is a sensor that shows your muscle activity in a non-invasive way. It will enable you to learn how to strengthen your pelvic muscles. Take the first steps toward bladder or bowel control! You now have hope of regaining control without surgery or medication. Our program is designed specifically for your needs ranging from small wetting accidents to major urine loss, or bowel incontinence. Back
to TopDiabetic Neuropathy Treatment Do you… Have pain, tingling or numbness in your feet? Lose your balance or fall frequently? If you answered “yes” to either of these questions, then perhaps the Diabetic Neuropathy Treatment Program of Return to Work and Sports Center, Inc. is for you. Our Diabetic Neuropathy Treatment Program will include a Physical Therapy evaluation of:
Treatment will address problem areas and may include Anodyne® Therapy (infrared) as indicated. What is Anodyne® Therapy? Anodyne emits infrared photo energy to increase circulation and temporarily reduce pain in the area it is applied. It has been designed to maximize the effectiveness of infrared photo energy by using highly efficient light emitting diodes. A program of Physical Therapy, partnered with Anodyne® Therapy has been clinically proven to help Diabetic Peripheral Neuropathy (DPN) by:
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