Physical therapists assess joint motion and stability, muscle strength and flexibility, muscular and cardiovascular endurance, and the ability to perform activities of daily living. They are experts in movement and function and focus not only on treating injuries, but also preventing them.

Most occupational therapists in our outpatient facilities specialize in hand therapy and treat injuries such as carpal tunnel syndrome, DeQuervain's syndrome, fractures, tendon or nerve injuries, and burns.

Electromyography (EMG) and Nerve Conduction Studies(NCS) These tests are used to detect neuromuscular disorders. Both EMG and NCS can determine the cause of problems such as muscle weakness, numbness, spasms, paralysis, or pain.

Under the direction of your physician, physical therapists at Associates work to improve your functions and teach you strategies for use at home. Associates Rehabilitation's Vestibular and Balance Rehabilitation program is designed to help patients compensate for losses and assist in regaining balance within the vestibular system.