Medication

As needed to help your patients with pain control and inflammation control

Outpatient Physical Therapy

Physical Therapy is evaluative and Physical Therapists are trained to thoroughly examine your patient’s problems with muscle, joint, and biomechanical movements.  Physical Therapy helps to address the root cause of your patients pain - poor range of motion, weakness to critical muscle groups, poor joint mechanics, poor posture, and poor coordination of key muscle groups.

Cortisone and Epidural Injection

As needed to help your patients who may have severe inflammation affecting outcomes in therapy such as with severe shoulder impingement and severe spinal stenosis.

Diagnostic Testing / Surgery

When conservative measures fail, it is time for further testing to determine other mechanisms of the pain.  Usually Physical Therapy will help your patients completely resolve their initial complaint.  If it doesn’t then the patient is referred back to you for further testing and surgery may be an option.

How many patients come to you a week complaining that their back, shoulder or neck hurts?  How many patients do you see walking poorly into your office, needing a cane or walker? 

WHAT IS THE MOST COMPLETE TREATMENT PLAN?

What will have your patient coming back to you and thanking you for helping them relieve their pain and get back to walking, lifting, bending, and other activities? Is it...

1. Medication
   

2. Rest
   

3. Injection
   

4. Surgery

Research has shown that the best approach to musculoskeletal pain is a multi-prong approach to treatment, with physical therapy as the key component to long term results. 

HOW TO REFER YOUR PATIENTS AND PHYSICIAN RESOURCES

Trust your patient outcomes with the AIM Physical Therapy manual therapy difference.  It’s about getting the best results for your patients!

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(561) 733 -7074

What is the best treatment protocol for your patients with musculo-skeletal pain?

1. •Musculoskeletal evaluations
   

2. •Neurological evaluations
   

3. •Comprehensive treatments
   

4. •Manual outpatient physical therapy and myofascial release
   

5. •Strengthening, neuromuscular and proprioceptive feedback therapy, and patient home programs
   

6. •Continuity with your patient seeing the same therapist team
   

7. •Results orientated practice
   

8. •Timely and accurate reports back to you on your patient’s progress

Helping your patients get the best results with A.I.M. Physical Therapy