Knee injury therapy

Innovative physical therapies supporting an array of knee conditions and injuries.

KNEE INJURY THERAPY AT SHELTERING ARMS INSTITUTE

Managing pain, restoring function

Supporting the rehabilitation of both knee injuries and degenerative conditions, clinicians at Sheltering Arms Institute offer individualized physical therapy programs in both the outpatient and inpatient settings.

Knee injuries and conditions treated

 Our clinicians develop individualized physical therapy care plans to achieve measurable, optimal outcomes for an array of knee-related issues.

  • Gout
  • Knee pain and stiffness
  • Knee sprains and strains
  • Osteoarthritis
  • Patellofemoral knee pain (knee cap pain)
  • Post-surgery care
  • Rheumatoid arthritis
  • Sports-related knee injuries

 

  • Gout
  • Knee pain and stiffness
  • Knee sprains and strains
  • Osteoarthritis
  • Patellofemoral knee pain (knee cap pain)
  • Post-surgery care
  • Rheumatoid arthritis
  • Sports-related knee injuries

KNEE INJURY THERAPY FAQs

Understanding knee injury therapy

Not necessarily. Oftentimes, knee pain can be solved or drastically improved by physical therapy; however, sometimes surgery is necessary. During your evaluation, your therapist will determine if you are a good candidate for physical therapy or if further diagnostic testing is needed.

The length of outpatient therapy varies from person to person; however, therapy for knee pain and injuries usually lasts 4-6 weeks. Your therapist will work with you to develop a customized and effective treatment plan to help you achieve your best recovery.

Most of the time, addressing the underlying issue(s) such as weakness, tightness, or alignment can immensely help reduce symptoms and pain; however, depending on what is causing the knee pain, physical therapy can help alleviate and control the symptoms, but may not be able to completely resolve the underlying issue such as arthritis.

Typically, someone experiencing knee pain will benefit from outpatient therapy services. Patients with complex knee pain/conditions may be eligible for inpatient rehab if they have more than one disease or condition present at the same time that requires 24/7 care and physician oversight.

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Learn more about knee injury therapy at Sheltering Arms Institute

Contact a specialist at Sheltering Arms Institute to learn more about how you can gain more freedom in your everyday life.