Specialized Physical Therapy

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Mobility and Strength

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What we know for sure is that as we age, physical function declines. The reason? Loss of muscle strength. In fact, each decade after 50, we can lose as much as 15% of our muscle strength and as much as 30% per decade after the age of 70.

But, research funded by the National Institute on Aging published in The New England Journal of Medicine provides additional evidence that physical therapy can reduce and even prevent the functional decline of frail elderly individuals who receive a program designed to improve their balance, strength, and movement.

It is for this reason that we have made certain that our Physical Therapists are fully trained to work with seniors to protect their body, build and maintain critical muscle strength, and to stay safe and strong.

So, whether you are recovering from illness or general surgery in addition to orthopedic surgeries like total joint replacements and spinal surgery, working with our Specialists is the perfect way to stay strong, agile, and healthy for years to come. We combine strength and balance training together in a program perfectly tailored to meet your body, lifestyle and health needs.

Freedom From Falling Program

Using the same principals as our Freedom from Falling program. It is a way to stay strong throughout your entire life. If you have experienced a fall, surgery or pain and weakness in your daily activity, give us a call.

You’ll find that Specialized Physical Therapy can substantially help you deal with: Osteoporosis Vertebral fractures that can be a common result of osteoporosis Bone spur formation in the vertebrae caused by Osteoporosis and may lead to neurological impairment or mechanical pain Degenerative spondylolisthesis which is sometimes a result of spinal arthritis.

Degenerative disc disease Spinal Stenosis Pinched Nerves can be caused by spinal stenosis, spondylolisthesis, bone spurs, or spinal curvature. Adult scoliosis which is often a result of aging and osteoporosis.

With Physical Therapy, we can help you treat all of the above conditions by decreasing pain, increasing mobility and function and in some cases preventing surgery.

If you would like to find out more, give us a call today! (720) 493-1181

 

 


Dry Creek Clinic

7340 S. Alton Way, 11D
Centennial, CO 80112
T: 720-493-1181
F: 720-493-1191


South Pearl Street Clinic

1550 S. Pearl Street , Suite 101
Denver, CO 80210
T: 720-873-6866
F: 303-871-0830


Littleton Clinic

10125 W. San Juan Way, #120
Littleton, CO 80127
T: 303-933-9057
F: 303-933-9108


Brighton Clinic

2418 E Bridge Street
Brighton, Colorado 80601
T: 303-655-8699
F: 303-655-8698

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Specialized Physical Therapy

SOUTH PEARL STREET CLINIC LOCATION
1550 S. Pearl Street , Suite 101 Denver, CO 80210
T: 720-873-6866
F: 303-871-0830

LITTLETON CLINIC LOCATION
10125 W. San Juan Way, #120 Littleton, CO 80127
T: 303-933-9057
F: 303-933-9108

DRY CREEK CLINIC LOCATION
7340 S. Alton Way, 11D Centennial, CO 80112
T: 720-493-1181
F: 720-493-1191

BRIGHTON CLINIC LOCATION
2418 E Bridge Street, Brighton, Colorado 80601
T: 303-655-8699
F: 303-655-8698

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  • Other Services
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