Our Physical Therapy Philosophy: High-quality therapy for our patients
DMC Physical Therapy offers specialized treatment and an early-intervention approach that focuses on returning employees to life, work, and normal functioning more quickly. In fact, DMC patients typically require fewer therapy sessions and are able to return to work and life faster than they would if they received therapy elsewhere.
Our physical therapists specialize in rehabilitation of musculoskeletal injuries received on the job or at home.
Our treatment philosophy
Our focus with physical therapy is a dynamic, early-intervention method (seeing patients within one to three days of their injury, no chronic pain), and we use a hands-on, sports medicine approach to musculoskeletal medicine.
The DMC physical therapy treatment philosophy focuses on:
Our physical therapists specialize in rehabilitation of musculoskeletal injuries received on the job or at home.
Our treatment philosophy
Our focus with physical therapy is a dynamic, early-intervention method (seeing patients within one to three days of their injury, no chronic pain), and we use a hands-on, sports medicine approach to musculoskeletal medicine.
- We believe in the importance of an early intervention for musculoskeletal and neuromuscular conditions that have a functional deficit.
- There are numerous research studies that show the sooner a person starts rehabilitation, the sooner he or she is able to return to work.
- Our goal is to return employees back to work as quickly and efficiently as possible.
- We consistently deliver superior outcomes with lower overall costs.
The DMC physical therapy treatment philosophy focuses on:
- Early treatment: The sooner treatment begins, the sooner an individual begins to recover.
- Early motivation: A positive first experience with our therapist will motivate the patient and create a “healing” attitude that’s been shown to shorten rehabilitation time.
- Early education: We help patients better understand the injury and how to best prevent re-injury, giving them a greater sense of control over their recovery.
- Self responsibility: By stressing with patients their responsibility in the treatment and rehabilitation process, we can achieve improved recovery results.