Aquatic Physical Therapy (Hydrotherapy) | ATI Physical Therapists
WEBAquatic therapy (or water therapy) uses the natural buoyancy of water to facilitate exercise without the compressive loading forces present with routine land-based physical therapy programs. Available at select locations. Find a Location and Get Started.
Aquatic Therapy - NovaCare
WEBAquatic therapy provides a safe, effective environment to positively impact movement, strength and function. The buoyancy of warm water supports your weight, reducing the pain and stress placed on specific muscles and joints and allows for physical gains. Learn more.
Aquatic Therapy Services - Virtua Health
WEBVirtua Aquatic Therapy Locations. Discover state-of-the-art aquatic therapy pools staffed by trained and experienced therapists across Burlington, Camden, and Gloucester counties.
Aquatic Therapy Services | UPMC Rehabilitation Institute
WEBAquatic therapy decreases the amount of pain and stress on joints. Find out if aqua therapy could be of benefit to you at UPMC Rehabilitation Institute.
Aquatic Therapy | Memorial Hermann
WEBLearn more about how aquatic therapy at Memorial Hermann uses the physical properties of water, including buoyancy and resistance, to aid in rehabilitation and healing. (713) 222-2273 Schedule Online
The Benefits of Aquatic Therapy - Verywell Health
WEBOct 28, 2022 · Aquatic therapy, or pool therapy, consists of an exercise program that is performed in the water. It is a beneficial form of therapy that is useful for a variety of medical conditions. Aquatic therapy uses the physical properties of water to assist in patient healing and exercise performance.
Aquatic Therapy - Good Shepherd Rehabilitation
WEBTo request an aquatic therapy appointment, call our experts at 1.888.44.REHAB (73422) or fill out the form below. Aquatic therapy can help with a variety of orthopedic pain, mobility/walking difficulties, injuries, imbalance and more.
Aquatic Therapy | Johns Hopkins Physical Medicine and …
WEBAquatic Therapy. Water can make exercise easier and less painful because it removes excessive forces on joints. Johns Hopkins Rehabilitation Network has two adult aquatic therapy locations in Maryland and Washington, D.C., and one pediatric therapy program at Kennedy Krieger Institute in Baltimore. At each of these clinics, you will receive a ...
Benefits Of Aquatic Therapy - Athletico
WEBOur Aquatic Therapy Program is beneficial to most anyone seeking to increase strength, decrease pain, and improve function. We specialize in Aquatic Physical Therapy using the properties of water coupled with traditional physical therapy techniques to provide comprehensive healing.
Aquatic Therapy - Ivy Rehab
WEBRequest your aquatic rehabilitation appointment today at an Ivy Rehab Physical Therapy location near you to learn more about aquatic physical therapy from a trained water physical therapist. Find the right therapy today.