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Peak Physical Therapy & Wellness

99 Longwater Circle, Suite 201, Norwell MA 02066

10 New Driftway, Jacob Hatch Building
Suite # 303, Scituate, MA 02066

There are many different types of physical therapy that can help a wide variety of people from just about any group. For those with back injuries, hip fractures, and those with other types of broken bones, an orthopedic physical therapist can help promote recovery, reduce the risk of injury to the same area again, and also reduce healing time. These kinds of physical therapists also help with a number of sports related injuries.

The goal of physical therapy is to get a person back to the point where he or she can perform normal, everyday activities without difficulty.

Preserving good range of motion is a key to maintain the ability to perform daily activities. Therefore, increasing the range of motion of a joint is the primary focus of physical therapy. Building strength in the involved muscles surrounding the joint also is extremely important, since stronger muscles can better stabilize a weakened joint.

Physical therapists provide exercises designed to preserve the strength and use of your joints. They can show you the best way to move from one position to another and can also teach you how to use walking aids such as crutches, a walker or a cane, if necessary.

There are many benefits to participating in a physical therapy program, including:

	You gain education about your type of injury, so that you can prevent the re-occurrence of the injury.
	You will learn therapeutic methods to relieve discomfort and improve performance through various physical techniques and activity modifications.

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