REHABILITATION
Benefits of FIX's REHABILITATION Services
FIX’s Rehabilitation services go beyond traditional care to truly restore your movement and function, pain-free and without limitations. We provide a comprehensive approach, combining chiropractic adjustments, physical therapy, and cutting-edge technologies like K-Laser, PEMF, and ARPwave Therapy. Our personalized plans and integrated approach restores mobility, function, and quality of life, effectively addressing injuries, pain, and chronic conditions so you can regain your quality of life and return to doing what you love!
- Improved mobility and flexibility
- Pain relief and management
- Enhanced strength and endurance
- Faster recovery from injuries or surgeries
- Better posture and spinal alignment
- Increased independence and quality of life
Why FIX Medical Group?
At FIX Medical Group, we take a personalized approach to REHABILITATION. Our experts will assess your specific needs and develop a customized treatment plan to maximize your results. We combine cutting-edge technology with our deep understanding of human physiology to help you achieve optimal health and performance. We partner with you on your journey as coaches, providing support and guidance every step of the way.
REHABILITATION Services
Align your spine, optimize nervous system function, and relieve pain. Through gentle adjustments, restore balance and enhance your body’s natural healing abilities.
Rebuild strength, restore mobility, and reduce pain through targeted exercises and manual techniques. Personalized plans help you regain function and return to daily activities.
Release muscle tension, break down scar tissue, and improve flexibility. ART targets adhesions, alleviating pain and restoring optimal movement patterns.
Promote circulation, reduce inflammation, and release muscle tension with cupping therapy. Experience pain relief, detoxification, and enhanced overall wellness.
Relieve back and neck pain through gentle spinal stretching. This non-surgical approach reduces pressure on discs, promoting healing and pain reduction.
Accelerate tissue healing, reduce inflammation, and alleviate pain with K Laser therapy. This non-invasive treatment promotes cellular regeneration and recovery.
Target neurological pathways to reduce pain, improve muscle function, and accelerate recovery. This advanced technology optimizes performance and promotes healing.
Release muscle tension, reduce pain, and improve function with dry needling. This technique targets trigger points, promoting relaxation and healing.
Enhance cellular function, reduce inflammation, and promote healing with PEMF therapy. This non-invasive treatment revitalizes cells and supports overall well-being.
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Frequently Asked Questions
About REHABILITATION
What is the meaning of rehabilitation?
Rehabilitation refers to a process of restoring physical, mental, or cognitive abilities lost due to injury, illness, or disability. It aims to improve function, reduce pain, and enhance quality of life through therapies like chiropractic care, physical therapy, and other specialized treatments.
What is rehabilitation in physiotherapy?
In physiotherapy, rehabilitation involves targeted exercises, manual therapy, and advanced techniques like ARPwave Therapy (Shockwave Therapy) and dry needling to restore movement, strength, and function. It helps patients recover from injuries, surgeries, or chronic conditions while reducing pain and preventing future issues.
What is an example of rehabilitation?
An example of rehabilitation is a patient recovering from a spinal injury undergoing chiropractic spinal decompression to relieve pressure on nerves, combined with physical therapy exercises to strengthen core muscles and improve mobility. This holistic approach ensures comprehensive recovery.
What is rehabilitation called?
Rehabilitation is often referred to as “rehab” and encompasses various disciplines, including physiotherapy, chiropractic care, occupational therapy, and speech therapy. It is tailored to address specific conditions like sports injuries, chronic pain, or post-surgical recovery.
What are the 7 principles of rehabilitation?
The 7 principles include:
Individualized treatment plans
Early intervention
Patient-centered care
Progressive overload in exercises
Pain management
Functional restoration
Prevention of re-injury
These principles guide therapies like Active Release Technique (ART) and ARPwave Therapy to ensure effective recovery.
What are the 4 stages of rehabilitation?
The 4 stages are:
Acute Phase: Pain relief and inflammation reduction (e.g., K Laser therapy).
Subacute Phase: Restoring mobility and strength (e.g., chiropractic adjustments and dry needling).
Recovery Phase: Functional training and endurance building (e.g., ARPwave Therapy).
Maintenance Phase: Preventing re-injury and optimizing performance (e.g., cupping and spinal decompression).
What are the 8 principles of care?
The 8 principles include:
Holistic approach
Evidence-based practices
Patient empowerment
Collaboration among healthcare providers
Continuous assessment
Safety and comfort
Accessibility
Goal-oriented treatment
These principles ensure comprehensive care in both chiropractic and physical therapy settings.
What are the 5 goals of rehabilitation?
The 5 goals are:
Pain relief (e.g., through K Laser or spinal decompression).
Restoring mobility and flexibility (e.g., Active Release Technique).
Improving strength and endurance (e.g., ARPwave Therapy).
Enhancing functional independence.
Preventing future injuries (e.g., through cupping and dry needling).
Which of the following are examples of rehabilitation?
Examples include chiropractic spinal adjustments, physical therapy exercises, Active Release Technique (ART), ARPwave Therapy, dry needling, and K Laser therapy. These services address conditions like back pain, sports injuries, and post-surgical recovery.
Which is an example of a rehabilitation exercise?
An example is a patient performing core-strengthening exercises in physical therapy after chiropractic spinal decompression to stabilize the spine. Another example is using ARPwave Therapy to stimulate muscle recovery and improve neuromuscular function.
By combining chiropractic services like Active Release Technique, spinal decompression, K Laser, and cupping with physical therapy techniques such as ARPwave Therapy and dry needling, rehabilitation offers a comprehensive approach to healing and recovery.
