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AmeriCare is here to meet your needs, and help you achieve your functional goals!
The team of therapists at AmeriCare pride themselves in providing you with the highest quality of care. Their primary goal is creating positive therapy sessions through clinical excellence, as well as to give amazing customer service.
Whether you’re recovering from an injury, or learning how to prevent future or recurring injuries to reach your maximum potential, the staff at AmeriCare Physical Therapy will be there to guide you every step of the way!
Our mission is to provide quality care for a better quality of life.
Since 2006, AmeriCare has remained a trusted cornerstone of the community, transforming lives and restoring mobility to countless individuals. From injury recovery to chronic pain management and athletic performance enhancement, AmeriCare‘s team is dedicated to empowering patients to reach their fullest potential.
AmeriCare Physical Therapy is dedicated to serving you with a goal to maximize your body’s potential — they care for and listen to your needs, providing consistent evidence-based therapy to maximize mobility and function, getting you back on the road to recovery at the earliest possible time.
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Our clinic provides a wide range of therapy programs, personalized to deliver the care you need.
If you have sustained an ACL injury and are planning your post-operative rehabilitation, you need to ensure that you seek out a physical therapist who will return your full range-of-motion.
Physical therapists see and treat a variety of conditions related to pain caused by falls and can also work with patients to identify and address the risk factors that put patients at a higher risk of falls or injury from falls.
Foot pain is common, but with treatment, you can eliminate your pain and lessen its impact on your quality of life.
Hand pain can result from many different causes and can be debilitating in daily life activities.
At some point in life, most of us will deal with headaches and other pain under the eyes, at the top of the neck, and in our jaw.
Headaches, like back pain, are one of the most common physical complaints and can be one of the most frustrating to manage.
Pain in the upper leg and lower leg are common problems. Leg pain can present itself as a sharp, stabbing sensation or simply a dull ache.
Low back or buttocks pain is a very common condition in the United States, and can be a result of an acute injury or may be associated with a more long-term injury or illness.
It’s common to experience neck pain or the occasional stiff neck. We rely on the bones, muscles, and ligaments in our necks to support and allow motion in our heads.
Pain can be defined as an unpleasant sensory and emotional experience associated with actual or potential tissue damage.
Physical therapy after surgery is extremely important for ensuring a full recovery.
The treatment for scoliosis can include physical therapy, bracing, and surgery depending on the severity of scoliosis.
The shoulder consists of multiple joints, muscles, and tendons which allow the arm to move freely.
Physical therapists will perform soft tissue mobilization using manual techniques to break up adhesions on your muscles, fascia, and ligaments.
The ultimate goal of any sports injury program is to help athletes of any age perform to the best of their abilities and to prevent injuries before they happen.
Now you can do physical, occupational, and speech therapy from the safety and comfort of your home.
Temporomandibular joint and muscle disorders (often referred to as TMJ), encompass a range of conditions of the jaw muscles and jaw joints.
Your recovery from joint replacement surgery should start before the operation even takes place.
Returning to work after an injury can be a learning process for both the employee and the employer.
The goal of our program is to efficiently rehabilitate injured workers and to lessen the number of days lost to work-related injuries.
