Treatments & Services
At Beyond Physical Therapy, we aid individuals through their injury recovery process and help reduce the pain associated with their condition. Our licensed physical therapists are certified to practice manual mobilization techniques, such as the McKenzie Method® of Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy® , Maitland Manual Therapy Concept®, and the Mulligan Concept of Mobilization with Movement®.
Our Physical Therapy Treatments Include:
Taping including: Kinesio®, Mulligan, and Athletic
Manual therapy and therapeutic massage
Spinal traction - mechanical and positional
Whirlpool therapy
Electrical stimulation therapy
Ultrasound therapy
We have clinical expertise helping clients with:
Vertigo disorder treatments
Headache pain relief
Peripheral neuropathy (click here for Neuropathy testimonials)
Cardiovascular, strengthening, and endurance programs
Osteoporosis prevention programs
Gait training
Balance training
Spinal disorders as neck and back pain
Post op rehabilitation including Total Joint Replacement, Spine surgeries, and Arthroscopic Interventions.
We are certified in Cross-Validation Functional Capacity Evaluation.
Our Clinicians provide clinical education for students from South Collage, Roan State College, University of Knoxville, and Lincoln Memorial University for Physical Therapist Assistant and Doctor of Physical Therapy programs.
The Universal Cage for Physical Improvement (UCPI)
We feature specialized equipment to help patients recover from injuries and restore range of motion. Our qualified staff provides premium quality customer service, making patient satisfaction and progress our key concern. Exercises performed in the UCPI have a great effect on collagen repair. In his book “Science, Theory and Clinical Application in Orthopaedic Manual Physical Therapy: Vol1, Ola Grimsby states: “Free body movements, free weights and/or pulley system provide the most versatile training environments for controlled low dosage exercise repair. Minimal to no resistance is utilized to allow for a high number of repetitions avoiding excessive muscle fatigue and thereby creating catabolism rather than having energy left over for repair… Sling exercises can also provide a zero resistance training environment to stress collagen repetitively at extremely low loads.”
Physical Therapist Andrew Cieslik performs the Epley Maneuver to reposition otoconia crystals in the posterior canal of the inner ear as part of a program to improve vestibular function.
Physical Therapist Tomasz Grass repositions the fubula over the tibia to restore full range of motion after the patient sustained an ankle sprain.