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What We Treat

Work-Related Injuries

Work injuries are extremely common. We accept all Worker’s Compensation plans and have a specialist just for you. Get back to work without pain faster with physical therapy.

Loreen

Rochester, NY

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I knew that this injury was going to derail me. I count on running to keep me mentally and physically fit.

Loreen

Rochester, NY

FEATURED STORY

I knew that this injury was going to derail me. I count on running to keep me mentally and physically fit.

Specific Work-Related Injuries

There are many types of injuries that can occur in the workplace, setting these injuries to the wayside can be physically, emotionally and financially devastating.
Functional Capacity Evaluation/Functional Job Analysis
We work directly with HR and safety directors to come on-site in a functional job analysis targeting lifting tolerances and make recommendations for improved ergonomics. Additionally, we can provide FCE services at your request.
Pre-Employment Physical
We work directly with HR and safety directors to provide a comprehensive pre-employment, post-offer physical. The service is slightly different than a typical work-related physical. We will analyze the functional job analysis, and create a physical to determine worker Readiness related to the physical demands of the job. This service is extremely helpful in preventing work-related injuries.
Employee Wellness Programs
We work with HR, and safety directors, to help Implement comprehensive employee Wellness programs. These programs consist of ergonomics assessments, group exercise, nutrition counseling, and really how to improve overall morale.
Workman’s Compensation
We accept all major Workman’s Compensation Insurance programs and we’re glad to help you navigate your insurance claim. Whether you’ve experienced a major injury, surgery, or are just having pain related to your work, we’re glad to help you through the process and get you back to work safely.
Fecal Incontinence (Men)
The leakage of stool may be a result of weakness in the anal sphincter.
Urinary Incontinence (Men)
The leakage of urine is most common in men following prostate surgery. The prostate provides support for the bladder and urethra.
Pelvic Pain, Urinary Retention, Constipation (Men)
Often a result of imbalances of the muscles surrounding the pelvis, including the pelvic floor muscles.
Obstetric Pain (Women)
Pain during and after pregnancy is very common due to hormonal effects on supportive structures, swelling, and a shift in a woman’s center of gravity.
Incontinence (Women)
Incontinence or the leakage of urine or feces may be caused by weakness in the pelvic floor muscles, and poor muscle balance in the abdominal and hip muscles.
Pelvic Pain (Women)
Often a result of imbalances of the muscles surrounding the pelvis, including the pelvic floor muscles.
Exercise Programming
Through exercise programming, it is possible to have your function restored and live a life that is pain-free. It utilizes a wide range of activities that help patients regain or maintain their strength, flexibility, balance, endurance, and stability. This form of treatment can prevent impairment and disability while improving one’s overall fitness. Utilizes a wide range of activities that help patients regain or maintain their strength, flexibility, balance, endurance, and stability. This form of treatment can prevent impairment and disability while improving one’s overall fitness.
Osteoporosis
Occurs when the creation of new bone cannot catch up with the loss of the old bone, this causes the bone to become weak and brittle.
Total Joint Replacement (Knee/Hip/Shoulder)
There are many different types of joint replacements; hip, knee, and shoulder, etc. This procedure involves removing the part or all of the damaged joint and replacing it with an artificial implant.
Stenosis
Often occurs in the lower back and neck, and the pain is caused by the narrowing of spaces in the spine which applies extreme pressure to the nerves.
Balance/Falls
Many things can cause decreased steadiness including weakness or deconditioning, neurologic disorders, the vestibular system, and pain. After an examination to evaluate possible causes of an unsteady gait, we will provide an individual plan of care to address deficits and improve balance!
Weakness
Lacking strength? Together we can work on increasing your muscle strength through various exercises.
Osteoarthritis
The most common form of arthritis, symptoms can be managed by staying active, maintaining a healthy weight and performing certain treatments that can slow down the progression of the disease.
TMJ Disfunction
The temporomandibular joint (TMJ) connects the jaw to the skull. TMJ can also be caused by a misalignment of the teeth, gum chewing, arthritis, teeth grinding, or jaw injury.
Wrist/Hand Pain
Pain occurs when bones are broken, muscles are strained or sprained, and ligaments and tendons are torn or damaged.
Shoulder Dislocation
Injury often happens with sports accidents or falls, your shoulder socket actually separates from the ball of your arm.
Tennis Elbow/Golfer’s Elbow
This condition is normally caused by overuse of the elbow. Elbow pain occurs when your tendons become inflamed. Any type of elbow pain is often the result of engaging in repetitive tasks or a sports injury.
Hip Pain/Impingement
Hip pain can be caused by a fall, a small fracture, or Arthritis can lead to serious pain. This intense pain happens when the cushioning sacs between your joints and connective tissues grow inflamed.
Planter Fasciitis
A common pain that can be alleviated through a series of exercises to stretch the plantar fascia and Achilles tendon and to strengthen lower leg muscles.
Sprains/Strains
Are you having trouble identifying the difference between a strain and a sprain? There’s a key difference, we can help determine it!
Foot and Ankle Pain
Experiencing foot pain? Is it difficult to walk, exercise, or socialize due to this discomfort? It’s really no surprise. Your feet are some of the hardest-working parts of your body.
Knee Pain/Injuries
Knee pain can happen due to wearing down of the knee joint over time. Knee fractures can be difficult to heal and are common causes of knee pain. Knee pain is often connected to ligament injuries.
Neck Pain/Headaches
Tension, injury, poor posture or stress can cause pain to develop in your neck. The most important step in treating your pain with physical therapy is to identify its cause.
Back Pain
Dealing with back pain can be a challenge- facing the pain with the right approach is the answer to receive long-term results.
Rotator Cuff Problems
Rotator cuff injury can include muscle tears, bursitis, tendinitis, and other injuries. If your rotator is damaged, you’ll have severe pain throughout your entire shoulder.
Accessory Programming
One of the best ways to prevent injury is to have solid accessory programming. Whether you’ve experienced an injury or are just looking to prevent one, we would love to work with you and your coach to put together a program that meets your specific needs.
Post Injury/Surgery Programming
If you’ve experienced an injury, you may be required to follow a structured program in order to return back to your sport. We can guide you, your coach, and/or your strength coach so that you can safely return without re-injury. We work extensively with local surgeons, understanding their protocols, and we communicate regularly with them to ensure that you get the highest level of care.
Sports Injuries
We work with athletes of all ages, across all sports to keep them on the field. If you’ve had an injury while competing or training for your sport, let us help you get back to doing it. We have a team of experts who know how to safely navigate your transition back to Athletics and prevent further injury.
Running Injuries
We love working with runners! With the right guidance from your therapist, oftentimes you can continue running even if you’re experiencing pain or an injury. Whatever the case, we can help you manage your symptoms, and create the right treatment program so you don’t have to miss your next race.
Power & Weight Lifting
Powerlifting and weightlifting have some of the highest incidences of injury related to any other sport. Our team of therapists are experts with a barbell! If you’re having aches or pains related to your sport, we’d be glad to work through an injury together.
Crossfit Injuries
Whether you’ve got a small problem or a major injury, it’s so important that you work with a provider that knows your sport. We have expert clinicians who are passionate about CrossFit and would love to work with you to make sure that you can stay in the Box. We also can come alongside your coach, giving them guidance so that you can safely continue to work out.
Functional Capacity Evaluation/Functional Job Analysis
We work directly with HR and safety directors to come on-site in a functional job analysis targeting lifting tolerances and make recommendations for improved ergonomics. Additionally, we can provide FCE services at your request.
Pre-Employment Physical
We work directly with HR and safety directors to provide a comprehensive pre-employment, post-offer physical. The service is slightly different than a typical work-related physical. We will analyze the functional job analysis, and create a physical to determine worker Readiness related to the physical demands of the job. This service is extremely helpful in preventing work-related injuries.
Employee Wellness Programs
We work with HR, and safety directors, to help Implement comprehensive employee Wellness programs. These programs consist of ergonomics assessments, group exercise, nutrition counseling, and really how to improve overall morale.
Workman’s Compensation
We accept all major Workman’s Compensation Insurance programs and we’re glad to help you navigate your insurance claim. Whether you’ve experienced a major injury, surgery, or are just having pain related to your work, we’re glad to help you through the process and get you back to work safely.
Fecal Incontinence (Men)
The leakage of stool may be a result of weakness in the anal sphincter.
Urinary Incontinence (Men)
The leakage of urine is most common in men following prostate surgery. The prostate provides support for the bladder and urethra.
Pelvic Pain, Urinary Retention, Constipation (Men)
Often a result of imbalances of the muscles surrounding the pelvis, including the pelvic floor muscles.
Obstetric Pain (Women)
Pain during and after pregnancy is very common due to hormonal effects on supportive structures, swelling, and a shift in a woman’s center of gravity.
Incontinence (Women)
Incontinence or the leakage of urine or feces may be caused by weakness in the pelvic floor muscles, and poor muscle balance in the abdominal and hip muscles.
Pelvic Pain (Women)
Often a result of imbalances of the muscles surrounding the pelvis, including the pelvic floor muscles.
Exercise Programming
Through exercise programming, it is possible to have your function restored and live a life that is pain-free. It utilizes a wide range of activities that help patients regain or maintain their strength, flexibility, balance, endurance, and stability. This form of treatment can prevent impairment and disability while improving one’s overall fitness. Utilizes a wide range of activities that help patients regain or maintain their strength, flexibility, balance, endurance, and stability. This form of treatment can prevent impairment and disability while improving one’s overall fitness.
Osteoporosis
Occurs when the creation of new bone cannot catch up with the loss of the old bone, this causes the bone to become weak and brittle.
Total Joint Replacement (Knee/Hip/Shoulder)
There are many different types of joint replacements; hip, knee, and shoulder, etc. This procedure involves removing the part or all of the damaged joint and replacing it with an artificial implant.
Stenosis
Often occurs in the lower back and neck, and the pain is caused by the narrowing of spaces in the spine which applies extreme pressure to the nerves.
Balance/Falls
Many things can cause decreased steadiness including weakness or deconditioning, neurologic disorders, the vestibular system, and pain. After an examination to evaluate possible causes of an unsteady gait, we will provide an individual plan of care to address deficits and improve balance!
Weakness
Lacking strength? Together we can work on increasing your muscle strength through various exercises.
Osteoarthritis
The most common form of arthritis, symptoms can be managed by staying active, maintaining a healthy weight and performing certain treatments that can slow down the progression of the disease.
TMJ Disfunction
The temporomandibular joint (TMJ) connects the jaw to the skull. TMJ can also be caused by a misalignment of the teeth, gum chewing, arthritis, teeth grinding, or jaw injury.
Wrist/Hand Pain
Pain occurs when bones are broken, muscles are strained or sprained, and ligaments and tendons are torn or damaged.
Shoulder Dislocation
Injury often happens with sports accidents or falls, your shoulder socket actually separates from the ball of your arm.
Tennis Elbow/Golfer’s Elbow
This condition is normally caused by overuse of the elbow. Elbow pain occurs when your tendons become inflamed. Any type of elbow pain is often the result of engaging in repetitive tasks or a sports injury.
Hip Pain/Impingement
Hip pain can be caused by a fall, a small fracture, or Arthritis can lead to serious pain. This intense pain happens when the cushioning sacs between your joints and connective tissues grow inflamed.
Planter Fasciitis
A common pain that can be alleviated through a series of exercises to stretch the plantar fascia and Achilles tendon and to strengthen lower leg muscles.
Sprains/Strains
Are you having trouble identifying the difference between a strain and a sprain? There’s a key difference, we can help determine it!
Foot and Ankle Pain
Experiencing foot pain? Is it difficult to walk, exercise, or socialize due to this discomfort? It’s really no surprise. Your feet are some of the hardest-working parts of your body.
Knee Pain/Injuries
Knee pain can happen due to wearing down of the knee joint over time. Knee fractures can be difficult to heal and are common causes of knee pain. Knee pain is often connected to ligament injuries.
Neck Pain/Headaches
Tension, injury, poor posture or stress can cause pain to develop in your neck. The most important step in treating your pain with physical therapy is to identify its cause.
Back Pain
Dealing with back pain can be a challenge- facing the pain with the right approach is the answer to receive long-term results.
Rotator Cuff Problems
Rotator cuff injury can include muscle tears, bursitis, tendinitis, and other injuries. If your rotator is damaged, you’ll have severe pain throughout your entire shoulder.
Accessory Programming
One of the best ways to prevent injury is to have solid accessory programming. Whether you’ve experienced an injury or are just looking to prevent one, we would love to work with you and your coach to put together a program that meets your specific needs.
Post Injury/Surgery Programming
If you’ve experienced an injury, you may be required to follow a structured program in order to return back to your sport. We can guide you, your coach, and/or your strength coach so that you can safely return without re-injury. We work extensively with local surgeons, understanding their protocols, and we communicate regularly with them to ensure that you get the highest level of care.
Sports Injuries
We work with athletes of all ages, across all sports to keep them on the field. If you’ve had an injury while competing or training for your sport, let us help you get back to doing it. We have a team of experts who know how to safely navigate your transition back to Athletics and prevent further injury.
Running Injuries
We love working with runners! With the right guidance from your therapist, oftentimes you can continue running even if you’re experiencing pain or an injury. Whatever the case, we can help you manage your symptoms, and create the right treatment program so you don’t have to miss your next race.
Power & Weight Lifting
Powerlifting and weightlifting have some of the highest incidences of injury related to any other sport. Our team of therapists are experts with a barbell! If you’re having aches or pains related to your sport, we’d be glad to work through an injury together.
Crossfit Injuries
Whether you’ve got a small problem or a major injury, it’s so important that you work with a provider that knows your sport. We have expert clinicians who are passionate about CrossFit and would love to work with you to make sure that you can stay in the Box. We also can come alongside your coach, giving them guidance so that you can safely continue to work out.

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Rochester Area
Victor

6534 Anthony Drive Suite C Victor, NY 14564

Phone: 585.869.5140
Fax: 585.869.5142

Brighton

2561 Lac DeVille Boulevard Suite 100 Rochester, NY 14618

Phone: 585.473.1290
Fax: 585.869.5142

Greece

91 Erie Canal Drive Suite E
Rochester, NY 14626 

Phone: 585.910.2242
Fax: 585.869.5142

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Cortland

165 Main St Suite 5A,
Cortland, NY 13045

Phone: 607.408.5200
Fax: 585.869.5142

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