Aquatic Therapy

Water therapy provides a perfect setting for physical therapy activities. One of the advantages of aquatic therapy is water buoyancy. The water makes you feel lighter when you’re in it, making physical therapy workouts even more enjoyable to do.

Aquatic Physical Therapy

Aqua therapy is often widely referred to as hydrotherapy or aquatic rehabilitation and has relaxing effects that will support you if you are finding pain relief and relaxation.

Our Early, TX physical therapists know the beneficial impact of using water therapies to enhance motion and functionality while at the same time encouraging your muscles to relax.

WHAT TO EXPECT

First Therapy Visit

Please bring:

Insurance card and photo ID.
Prescription / script.
Any information that you feel might be relevant to your visit.

Initial Evaluation

During your first visit, your therapist will evaluate your condition or any injuries. This will give your therapist a better idea of your strengths, weaknesses, and goals for the therapy sessions.

Therapy Sessions

Following your initial evaluation, you will begin attending scheduled therapy sessions on a regular basis. Our aides and therapists will assist you through your exercise programs each time that you visit. Don’t hesitate to ask any questions that you may have about your routine or progress.

Periodic Evaluations

Over the course of your therapy, evaluations will be performed periodically to assess progress. Frequent assessments will ensure that you are healing correctly and allow our therapists to see if any specific areas need more attention.

Discharge (Release)

Once you reach your therapy goal, both your doctor and therapist will give you a release from therapy. You may receive recommendations for further exercises to be done on your own at home after you have been released.

Professional Physical Therapist Early, TX