Prior to and after surgery, joint motion and muscle strength are quickly lost. Correct and consistent rehabilitation is required to restore normal joint movement. Depending on the injury and type of surgery, this can be a simple rehabilitative process or a complicated recovery. We can help you achieve an excellent outcome for your recovery regardless of the extent of your injury. We are with you every step of the way.
Our post-surgical rehab program is ideal for:
NEWGEN therapists partner with you to evaluate, assess, and treat a variety of orthopedic conditions. From muscle strains to joint sprains, we’re your partner towards recovery. Throughout your care, your referring physician will always be informed of your post-surgery progress, ensuring connectedness of care for you.
Orthopedic-related Disorders:
We are well-experienced in working with individuals who have suffered from a wide variety of neurological injuries, including Cerebralvascular Accident, or stroke. We understand these types of injuries can be life-altering and we will work with your primary care physicians, neurologists, and neurosurgeons to ensure the best outcome for you and your family. We are a team that truly believes in you. Let NEWGEN work with you in achieving all your goals.
Common Neurological Disorders:
Not only do we work with adults, but we also work with children from 0-21 years of age. Here at NEWGEN, we work with all kinds of pediatric neurological and orthopedic conditions. We help your child develop and refine his/her gross motor skills from rolling to walking. Our treatment strategy is implementing play with therapy to keep your child engaged in the activity. Ask your pediatrician today for a referral for pediatric physical therapy at NEWGEN if you have concerns of developmental delay. There is no such thing as “too soon to start physical therapy.” The sooner, the better!
Pediatric Conditions we have worked with:
Cerebral Palsy
Developmental Delay
Hypotonia
Chiari Malformations
Spina Bifida
Down’s Syndrome
Brachial plexus injuries
Osteogenesis Malformation (“Brittle bones syndrome”)
Achondroplasia (“Dwarfism”)
Dandy Walker Syndrome
Cri du Chat
Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis
Scoliosis
Clubfoot
Don’t let a sports injury derail you from reaching your goals. Due to the fast pace of these types of injuries, the trauma to muscles, tissues, and joints can be severe so holding off in seeking appropriate care can be debilitating. Common injuries include damage to ligaments, tendons, muscles and ultimately, fractures. We will help you with right plan to help reduce your pain, restore function, and get you back on track.
For Injured Workers:
Being injured at work causes immeasurable pain, stress, and aggravation which affects your ability to work efficiently and provide adequate income for your needs. Our priority is to ensure you have fast and efficient relief from pain, so you may return to work as soon as possible. We emphasize the following criteria when we plan for your recovery post work related injuries:
We will educate you how management post injury to prevent future occurrences.
If needed, you can speak with you case manager, HR, or employer today to discover how we can help you recover quickly and efficiently from your injury and get back to work safely!
For Case Managers and Employers:
We offer a large variety of comprehensive programs for injured workers to aid the recovery process quickly and safely. Once a worker has been injured, our goals are to improve and restore his/her functional goals for a safe and efficient job performance in a timely manner. We provide effective case management, detailed and timely reports, and supportive communication between health care providers, workers, and case managers for the workers’ compensation case.
We will assess the worker’s initial functional abilities and collate information in respect to his/her job requirements. Treatment is not just evaluation, but restorative. Therapy will make combined use of manual therapy techniques, therapeutic exercises, body mechanics training, modalities and patient education with a solid plan for home care.
Preventative Care Benefits to Employers:
