We now offer Lymphedema and Breast Cancer Rehab at Orthocare Physical Therapy Center
Cancer can be a life-changing diagnosis, and it can be difficult to know where to turn for help. At Orthocare Physical Therapy Center we are proud to announce that we’re now offering cancer rehabilitation services, including care for lymphedema and breast cancer rehab as part of our physical therapy services.
What is Cancer Rehab?
Cancer rehabilitation (rehab) is a specialized area of physical therapy that focuses on helping patients manage the physical effects of cancer and its treatment. This can include a range of services, including:
Lymphedema Management
Lymphedema is a common side effect of cancer treatment that involves swelling in the arms or legs. Our team of physical therapists is trained in lymphedema management techniques, including
- Manual lymphatic drainage
- Compression therapy, and
- Exercise
Breast Cancer Rehab
Breast cancer can have a significant impact on a patient’s physical function and quality of life. Our physical therapists can work with breast cancer patients to address
- Range of motion,
- Strength, and
- Pain management issues
Pain Management, Cancer, and Physical Therapy
Cancer-related pain can be challenging to manage, but our team of physical therapists is experienced in helping patients find relief through a range of techniques including
- Exercise
- Manual therapy, and
- Modalities like heat and cold therapy
How Can Cancer Rehab and Physical Therapy Help?
Cancer rehabilitation can provide a range of benefits to patients, including:
Improved physical function
Cancer and its treatment can have a significant impact on a patient’s physical function. Physical therapy can help patients regain
- Strength
- Mobility, and
- Flexibility, improving their ability to perform daily tasks and participate in the activities they enjoy.
Pain Management
Cancer-related pain can be challenging to manage, but physical therapy can provide a range of pain management techniques that can help patients find relief.
Improved quality of life
Cancer and its treatment can take a toll on a patient’s mental health and overall quality of life. Physical therapy can help patients feel better physically, which can have a positive impact on their mental health and emotional well-being.
Why Choose Our Physical Therapy Clinic for Cancer Rehabilitation?
At our physical therapy clinic, we’re committed to providing high-quality, patient-centered care to all our clients. When it comes to cancer rehabilitation, our team has the training and experience needed to help patients manage the physical effects of cancer and its treatment.
Collaborative Approach
We take a collaborative approach to care, working closely with each patient’s oncology team to develop a customized treatment plan that addresses their unique needs and goals. Our therapists are:
- Compassionate,
- Knowledgeable, and
- Dedicated to helping each patient achieve their best possible outcome.
Other Physical Therapy Services
In addition to our cancer rehabilitation services, we also offer a range of other physical therapy services, including
- Sports injury rehabilitation,
- Back pain treatment, and
- Post-surgical rehabilitation.
Whether you’re recovering from cancer treatment or dealing with another type of injury or condition, we’re here to help.
Final Thoughts about Cancer Rehab and PT
Cancer can be a difficult journey, but it doesn’t have to be one that you face alone.
At our physical therapy clinic, we’re proud to offer cancer rehabilitation services, including care for lymphedema and breast cancer. Our team of physical therapists is here to help you manage the physical effects of cancer and its treatment, so you can focus on healing and recovery.
Contact us today to learn more about our services and schedule a consultation with one of our therapists.
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