Physical Therapy
Often an orthopedic or sports-related condition or injury can be treated through rehabilitation without surgery. Pardee Physical Therapy, A Department of Pardee Hospital, locations offer outpatient physical and occupational therapy to restore function, mobility, and independence while teaching you how to prevent future injuries.
Licensed physical and occupational therapists work with you one-on-one or in a group setting at locations in Arden, Asheville, Brevard, Hendersonville, and Laurel Park.
Our clinics focused on specialized care include a Wheelchair Clinic and Oncology Rehab.
Our physical therapy teams are proud to be part of the continuum of care alongside Pardee Orthopedics and Sports Medicine and Pardee NeuroSpine Associates and Pardee Cancer Center.
Physical Therapy Services
Pardee Physical Therapy locations offer individualized physical therapy to treat:
- Neck pain or injuries
- Back pain or injuries, such as a herniated disk
- Shoulder impingement or rotator cuff pain
- Tennis elbow
- Knee pain
- Sprained ankle
- Sports injuries
- Balance problems
- Lymphedema management: upper and lower extremity lymphedema, upper extremity mobility impairments, cancer-related fatigue, deconditioning, and balance deficits.
Physical therapists use their training in advanced therapeutic techniques to help relieve pain, start your body’s natural healing process and strengthen joints, muscles and other structures to prevent future injuries.
Benefits of Physical Therapy
- Improved mobility
- Improved ability to complete self-care tasks
- Ability to better cope with current illness
- Tools to prevent further complications
- Pain management
- Improved strength
- Greater independence
Inpatient Post-Surgical Care
If you have surgery at Pardee, our inpatient physical therapists will work with you to ensure you can safely transition from the hospital to your home.
The physical therapy team works closely with orthopedic services to provide pre-habilitation programs and post-operative rehabilitation programs.
Our therapists also work directly with the Pardee Pain Center.
