Physical Therapy Coral Springs

If you feel limited in mobility or feel pain or discomfort, it is likely that physical therapy can help. If you are:

• recovering surgical or accidental trauma
• have chronic pain in your back, joints or hips
• have arthritis
• have balance problems 
• just want more optimal sports performance

PT can be the best available solution.

Physical therapy is a branch of medicine that focuses on the rehabilitation and treatment of motor skills and postural disorders. Physical therapists utilize a wide variety of techniques, including the following:

• Manual Therapy (MT)
• Therapeutic Physical Activity
• The Treatment of Heat and Cold
• Treatment using Ultrasound
• The use of lasers
• Muscular/Electrical Stimulation

Physical therapy is beneficial if:

• you have persistent pain, including dull, recurring pain that doesn’t respond to medication.
• your range of motion is limited.
• you’ve recently had an injury or surgery.
• you experience balance or coordination issues.
• you have a chronic health condition.
• you face musculoskeletal issues.
• pain prevents you from moving, functioning, or exercising properly.

If you are local, the Physical Therapy Coral Springs residents can count on is at Fyzical Therapy & Balance Center Coral Springs. We are proud to serve the local community, and if we are not able to meet your physical therapy & rehabilitation needs, we will make sure to refer you to the right clinic.

Getting started with physical therapy is simple. Key steps are as follows:

• Consult your doctor for a referral if required
• Research and choose a reputable clinic nearby.
• Schedule an initial appointment, bring your medical history, and discuss your symptoms and therapy goals.

In some states, direct access to physical therapy is possible depending on regulations. Florida allows Direct Access for many insurance plans, including Medicare (no Doctor referral needed to get an evaluation and start treatment).

Most health insurance plans cover physical therapy (PT), but coverage is limited. It typically includes initial evaluations and subsequent sessions, with a set number of visits per year. Coverage is often restricted to in-network providers. You may have co-pays, coinsurance, or need to meet a deductible. Pre-authorization or a referral may be required. Call our clinic at 954-779-4549 and we will check your policy, and handle any pre-authorization needed for you/

The four main types of physical therapy are:

• Exercises (improve range of motion, balance, flexibility, strength, and endurance).
• Manual therapy (addresses joint and soft tissue mobility).
• Modalities (include heat, cold therapy, and taping).
• Rehabilitation activities (focus on recovering motion, strength, and function).

Physical therapy is a drug-free treatment to improve motor skills and posture.

The quality of physical therapy depends on the clinic's expertise, cost, accessibility, and atmosphere.

Here's how to select a PT:

• Ensure the therapist is licensed.
• Inquire about the clinic's services.
• Confirm if your insurance is accepted.
• Choose a therapist with expertise relevant to your needs.

The cost of physical therapy in South Florida can be from $85 - $175 / session on average. This varies depending on insurance and the additional cost of an initial evaluation.

Cost Factors:

• Therapy type: Specialized therapy or treatment at your home may cost more. 
• Injury Severity: The severity (and type) of the injury can extend treatment, affecting the cost. 
• Insurance: Usually, insurance covers at least 50% of the cost of PT, the balance is often in the form of a co-pay. 
• Initial Evaluation: There is usually an additional cost for the first Evaluation. It is important to check that they will also do treatment on that first visit.

The "best" form of physical therapy depends on your condition, but orthopedic physical therapy is highly effective for musculoskeletal issues.

Key points about orthopedic physical therapy are as follows:

• Wide application: Treats arthritis, muscle and bone injuries, and post-surgical rehabilitation.
• Personalized approach: Exercises and treatments are tailored to individual needs.
• Common methods: Includes strengthening, range of motion exercises, manual therapy, and heat/cold therapy.
• Hands-on, one-on-one care can be the most effective

Yes, physical therapy can help with arthritis by addressing pain, stiffness, and mobility issues.

How physical therapy helps with arthritis:

• Improves mobility: Enhances range of motion and posture.
• Reduces pain: Uses soft tissue techniques to alleviate discomfort.
• Strengthens joints: Builds muscles around joints for better support.
• Protects joints: Teaches ways to reduce joint stress and prevent damage.
• Improves balance and coordination: Enhances stability and coordination.