Outpatient therapy involves receiving therapy services at a dedicated clinic or healthcare facility. Patients travel to the facility fo...

These refer to various treatment techniques used by physical therapists to complement exercise and manual therapy. By utilizing electro...

TENS involves the application of a mild electrical current to manage pain. Delivered via a TENS machine, this technique can reduce pain...

Weight bearing refers to the degree to which a patient can place weight on an affected limb after an injury or surgery. Common WB grade...

Activities designed to restore function, improve mobility, and alleviate pain during therapy.

The extent to which a joint or muscle can move or stretch, classified as active (performed without assistance), passive (using an exter...

Functional limits refer to the range of motion in a joint or muscle that, while reduced, is still sufficient for completing essential a...

Functional mobility involves a person's ability to perform movements necessary for daily activities, particularly within their home env...

This refers to the type and amount of assistance a patient may need to remain functionally mobile. Assistance levels range from full in...

A convenient alternative to traditional outpatient therapy, mobile physical therapy brings treatment directly to the patient's home. It...