Physical Therapy Programs

Any condition that responds positively to neutral spine alignment. This can be tricky, as many musculoskeletal injuries will resist getting into neutral spine alignment. Only rehabilitation specialists that understand the complex neural pain patterns associated with musculoskeletal injuries can provide safe injury management coaching digitally. That is why you must complete an Injury Severity Screen to get started so that we can confirm your injury is appropriate for our neutral spine-based digital physical therapy platform.

Yes, in most instances, we can safely guide you through the healing process of a herniated disc with our digital physical therapy platform. We may suggest additional modalities and manual therapy resources to provide best practices at certain levels of herniation. We will help you maneuver through the medical system to get the most effective treatment possible in your area within your budget. We may refer you to a local physical therapist, DO, or orthopedic surgeon if we identify there is a structural compromise that warrants manual evaluation and/or treatment.

Yes. This condition is usually associated with misalignment of the lumbopelvic spine, which response positively to a neutral spine conditioning approach with muscle energy techniques to restore neutral joint positioning, followed by functional conditioning exercises to break faulty loading patterns. We may suggest additional modalities and manual therapy resources to provide best practices at certain levels of herniation. We will help you maneuver through the medical system to get the most effective treatment possible in your area within your budget. We may refer you to a local physical therapist, DO, or orthopedic surgeon if we identify there is a structural compromise that warrants manual evaluation and/or treatment.

Yes, in most instances, we can safely guide you through the healing process of a shoulder impingement with our digital physical therapy platform. At its source, shoulder impingement is often a joint misalignment issue. Improving your upper back mobility is critical for restoring neutral scapular positioning. We may suggest additional modalities and manual therapy resources provide best practices at certain levels of inflammation or joint misalignment at the shoulder. We may refer you to a local physical therapist, DO, or orthopedic surgeon if we identify there is a structural compromise that warrants manual evaluation and/or treatment.

Osteoarthritis responds very well to a neutral spine-based functional conditioning program. It restores efficient movement through the spine, shoulder, hips, knees, and ankles. Our program is a safe exercise complement to traditional rheumatoid arthritis.

Yes, muscle strains will heal quicker the sooner you restore healthy loading through the joints that the muscle that is strained attach. We may refer you to a local physical therapist, DO, or orthopedic surgeon if we identify there is a structural compromise that warrants manual evaluation and/or treatment.

Yes, in most instances, our digital physical therapy platform can successfully treat knee strains, minor meniscal tears, and faulty patellar tracking. We may refer you to a local physical therapist, DO, or orthopedic surgeon if we identify there is a structural compromise that warrants manual evaluation and/or treatment.

Yes, in most instances, our digital physical therapy platform can successfully treat a golfer’s elbow and tennis elbow. Both of these components usually respond well to neutral spine conditioning. They both often require manual therapy to the carpal bones, which we can show you how to administer yourself effectively digitally. We may refer you to a local physical therapist, DO, or orthopedic surgeon if we identify there is a structural compromise that warrants manual evaluation and/or treatment.

IT band syndrome
Pelvic floor dysfunction
Carpal tunnel
Plantarfascitis – requires manual therapy for complete resolution. We are a great compliment if your PT solution does not provide neutral spine-based functional conditioning.
Herniated disc with bowel and bladder compromise.
Herniated disc with numbness down arms and/or legs
Shoulder dislocation
Fractured or broken bones