Outpatient Rehabilitation

Outpatient Rehabilitation Services offers a full range of comprehensive multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary services including physical therapy,occupational therapy and speech-language pathology.

Patients experiencing any of the following issues may benefit from our physical therapy services:

Low back pain, neck pain/whiplash
Lumbar/cervical radiculopathy with or without myelopathy
Intervertebral disc herniation/protrusion
Degenerative joint and disc disease
Headache (cervicogenic and tension)
Thoracic outlet/rib displacement syndromes
Myalgias: chronic pain/fibromyalgia
Shoulder pain: rotator cuff tear, capsulitis, bursitis, tendinopathies, strains and sprains, impigement syndrome
Functional spinal deformities: scoliosis, torticollis, lateral shift deformities
Hip pain: strains/sprains, bursitis, femoroacetabular imprigements, OA management
Knee pain: strains and sprains, OA management, patellofemoral syndrome, ITBS (iliotibial band syndrome)
Enthesopathies, tendinopathies, myopathies, connective tissue dysfunction, apophysitis, compartment syndromes, periostitis
Ankle and foot pain: plantar fasciitis, calcaneal tendinoapthy, neuromas, hallux valgus
Elbow pain: epicondylalgia, strains/sprains
Central and peripheral nerve entrapment syndromes
Vertigo/dizziness/balance problems

Treatments include:

Spinal and extremity manipulation to decrease pain in target areas, as well as increase range of motion
Soft tissue and joint mobilization to decrease pain and improve mobility of neural, muscular, or skeletal tissues
Vestibular examination and treatment
Sport and job-specific strengthening for post-surgical return to work/play and prevention of injuries.
Pelvic and perinatal health

PWR!Moves Parkinson’s Exercise Classes

PWR!Moves (Parkinson's Wellness Recovery) is a research-based Parkinson-specific exercise program that incorporates movement awareness and retraining, targeting disease symptoms.

Taught by a PWR!Moves certified instructor, the program targets multiple symptoms that interfere with the mobility of people who live with Parkinson’s disease, and helps maintain or restore skills that deteriorate with everyday movements by focusing on large amplitude exercises. Occupational and speech therapies are also incorporated.

To sign up for PWR!Moves call 325-670-6047 for Abilene classes or 325-649-3160 for Brownwood classes.