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A physical therapist is the healthcare professional educated and trained to evaluate and treat physical dysfunction or injury by the use of therapeutic exercise and the application of modalities. A physical therapist's primary goal is to restore the highest level of function to each individual.

WHAT DISORDERS DO PHYSICAL THERAPISTS TREAT?

Musculosketal disorders - injuries of the back, joints and repetitive strains in various areas.
Orthopedic Surgeries - hip and knee joint replacements, fracture repairs, sports injuries, amputations and tendon repairs.
Brain injuries, Cerebral palsy, Multiple Sclerosis, Parkinson's, spinal cord injuries, stroke and geriatric disorders such as Alzheimer's.
Therapists work with patients to reduce pain, increase range of motion, strength, balance, ambulation and functional independence.

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