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Physical Therapy in Aquatics: For A Pain-Free Living

On the lookout for the best physical therapist in Aquatics? Greendale Physical Therapy will help you with the best pain-relief services tailored to your specific needs. With a team of licensed therapists and the latest advancements, we ensure the highest level of care and attention. Regain mobility, reduce pain, and enhance your quality of life with our expert therapists.

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Our Physical Therapy Clinic Offers

At Greendale PT, we prioritize individualized care, as each patient’s condition is unique and needs a separate treatment plan. Our treatments combine practical solutions to facilitate the best possible outcomes for your recovery.

Lower Back Pain Physical Therapy

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Lower back pain is a common condition affecting people of any age. Includes several causes like muscle strains, ligament sprains, herniated discs, and poor posture. Our lower back pain treatment won’t let your lower back pain hold you back any longer. Take the first step towards relief and renewed vitality!

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Neck Pain Therapy

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Neck pain is a common complaint, especially among adults and seniors. Usually caused by poor posture, stress, neck injury, or worn joints. Our team of physical therapists in Aquatics will provide compassionate care and effective treatments that will help you relieve your pain, improve your range of motion, and prevent further complications.

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ACL Physical Therapy

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ACL injury is a partial or complete tear of one of the four main ligaments that stabilize the knee joint. Our team guides you through a comprehensive rehabilitation journey, focusing on strengthening surrounding muscles, improving stability, and regaining the full function of your knee. We support you on your journey to work towards a brighter tomorrow.

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Patient-Centered Care

Greendale Physical Therapy is dedicated to putting you at the center of your rehabilitation journey and empowering you to take an active role in your healing process. Trust us for the best physical therapy in Aquatics. We help patients with various conditions. Our team is committed to providing patient-centered care that improves the quality of life and well-being of the patients.

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Suitable Location and Facilities

Greendale PT is located in Aquatics which is a central location in the community, with good visibility and ample parking. We offer a well-designed facility that accommodates necessary treatment equipment, therapy rooms, and exercise areas.

Convenient Appointment Scheduling

If looking for the best physical therapy clinics in Aquatics, we are the right choice for you. We have implemented a streamlined and patient-friendly scheduling process to accommodate your busy lifestyle. We look forward to making your journey to improved mobility and well-being, seamless.

Move Towards A Better & Pain-Free Life Today

Greendale Physical Therapy in Aquatics helps you regain mobility, reduce pain, and enhance your overall well-being and maintain it for the years to come. We foster a positive healing experience, ensuring you feel supported and motivated throughout your healing journey.

Get in touch with us today to schedule an appointment.

FAQs

How does physical therapy help neck pain and back pain?
The therapy alleviates the pain through targeted interventions. The physical therapists in Aquatics assess the root cause of the pain and develop personalized treatment plans. For neck pain, manual therapy and exercises enhance neck mobility and strength while improving posture and reducing muscle tension.
Back pain is addressed with core strengthening to support the spine, along with flexibility exercises and manual techniques to restore alignment.
Is lower back pain physical therapy painful?
The purpose of physical therapy is to help you with pain, not cause it. While some therapeutic exercises may induce mild discomfort, therapists at Greendale PT strive to devise a treatment plan within your comfort level.
How do I know if physical therapy is right for me?
If you’re experiencing pain, limited mobility, or have difficulty performing everyday tasks, therapy might be beneficial. Consult with therapists at Greendale PT, they will assess the root cause and magnitude of your pain to create a personalized treatment plan for better results.
Can physical therapy prevent surgery?
In some cases, therapy is a better alternative to surgery or helps in preparing you for a better surgical outcome. For more expert advice, book an appointment with Greendale PT and get the best physical therapy in Aquatics to overcome your condition.
How often do I have to come for lower back pain treatment?
Some patients may experience relief after a few sessions, while others may require several weeks or months of consistent therapy. Typically, a physical therapy program for lower back pain may last anywhere from 3 to 6 weeks, with 2-3 visits a week.
How much time do therapy sessions take?
The duration and frequency of physical therapy in Aquatics depend on your condition, goals, and progress. Our experts will monitor your improvement and adjust your treatment plan accordingly. Generally, it lasts for 30 minutes to 60 minutes and occurs 2 to 3 times a week
What time of the day is best for ACL physical therapy?
Morning sessions can be advantageous as the body tends to be more rested and flexible, allowing for better focus and performance. Additionally, morning appointments provide a sense of accomplishment and set a positive tone for the rest of the day. For further information, get in touch with our team of licensed physical therapists in Aquatics today.
Is it mandatory to come every day for neck pain treatment?
No, not necessarily! We don’t recommend physical therapy for neck pain every day. The specific treatment plan and session frequency depend on the severity of the neck pain, the individual’s condition, and the therapist’s assessment.
What to expect after my therapy sessions get completed?
After completing the therapy, you’ll be able to perform tasks and activities that were challenging before the therapy. Our team of expert therapists will also guide you with a home exercise program to continue your progress independently.
Will physical therapy in Aquatics help me regain sports performance?
Ideally, the therapy will enhance sports performance by

  • addressing injuries,
  • improving strength, flexibility, and conditioning, and
  • providing specialized exercises tailored to your sport.

Contact

Central Community Branch YMCA
766 Main Street
Worcester, MA 01610

T: 508-925-7274
F: 508-459-5900

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280 Boston Turnpike
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Aquatics

766 Main Street Worcester,
MA 01610

T: 508-459-5000
F: 508-459-5900

Physical Therapist Assistants

Kim Barrow

MS, BS, PTA, Aquatics Director

Education
Southern Connecticut State University, Bachelor of Science and Master of Science in Exercise Science
MassBay Community College, Associate of Science in Physical Therapist Assistant

Areas of Clinical Interest
lower back pain and disk conditions, aquatics, chronic pain, post surgical rehab, balance issues

Certifications + Trainings
Certified ACE Personal Trainer, Craniosacral Level I, Graston Technique Levels I & II.

Trained in Burdenko Method, Aquatic Therapy Rehab Institute (ATRI), Kinesiotaping, Biosynchronistics, Maitland Technique, Mulligan Concept, Functional Movement Assessment (FMA), Selective Functional Movement Assessment (SFMA), Muscle Energy Techniques of the Spine and Extremities

Ross Beaudette

BA, PTA, CSCS, Worcester Clinic Manager, Center Coordinator of Clinical Education (CCCE)

Education
Worcester State University, Bachelor of Education
New England Institute of Technology,  Associates Degree in Physical Therapist Assistant 

Areas of Clinical Interest
sports rehab, injury prevention, ergonomics, post-surgical, footwear assessment and prescription

Certifications + Trainings
Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS), Matheson Functional Capacity Evaluation certification, Matheson work hardening certification, ACE personal trainer, Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization (IASTM), Active Release Technique (ART), Mulligan technique, McKenzie Technique, myofascial release, Muscle Energy Techniques of the Spine and Extremities

Nicolette Bender

BS, PTA

Education
University of Massachusetts, Bachelor of Exercise Science
Becker College, Associates Degree in Physical Therapist Assistant 

Areas of Clinical Interest
Rehab Pilates, pre and post natal, postural re-patterning, injury prevention, stability training

Certifications + Trainings
STOTT PILATES, NSCA-CPT, TRX, Biosynchronistics, Core Integration, Craniosacral therapy (CST Level 1 & cervical spine), Total Barre, CORE Athletic Conditioning, Diaphragm Release Techniques, Myofascial Release Therapy, Mulligan Techniques for the Extremities, Muscle Energy Techniques for the Spine and Extremities. ISP (injury and special population) focus that includes pre and post natal, scoliosis programming, & breast cancer rehabilitation. 

Alexandra "Allie" Hagan

PTA

Education
Salem State University, Bachelor of Athletic Training
Bay State College, Associates Degree in Physical Therapist Assistant 

 

 

John Hannon

PTA

Education
New England Institute of Technology, Associates Degree in Physical Therapist Assistant 

Areas of Clinical Interest
Back pain, footwear/gait assessment, balance/fall prevention, total joint replacement, workplace ergonomics/postural re-ed, injury prevention, aquatics

Certifications + Trainings
Summit certification in evidence-based assessment and treatment for TMJ, Blood Flow Restriction Training, cervical spine dysfunction, and headaches/post concussion

 

Katharine Osborne

PTA

Education
Mount Wachusett Community College, Associates Degree in Physical Therapist Assistant

Areas of Clinical Interest
Manual therapy, myofascial release, lower back pain, shoulder and knee injuries, neck pain, kinesiology, trigger point therapy, patient education

Certifications + Trainings
Graston Technique M1-Basic Training

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