What is a Physical Therapist?
A Physical therapist treats patients who are suffering
from physical injuries or disabilities by teaching
them various therapeutic exercises and activities
that strengthen muscles, improve mobility and relieve
pain.
Dr. Stotts treats accident victims and clients
with such conditions as sciatica, migraines, low
back pain, muscle strains, carpal tunnel syndrome,
arthritis, neck pain, herniated discs, foot and ankle
problems and much more.
What do Physical Therapists do?
Physical
Therapists develop a rehabilitation plan and provide
ongoing evaluations based on their patients’ activities
and progress. Dr. Stotts assists patients
in a wide range of activities ranging from teaching
a patient to walk again after a foot injury to helping
an athlete improve their physical performance on
the playing field.
For a patient recovering from an injury or disease,
Dr. Stotts will help reduce the patient’s
pain and increase the patient’s strength, endurance,
and stability. In addition to treatments given in
the office, she will work with
the patient to develop a home therapy program for
continued care.
Meet our Physical Therapist:
Sara Stotts, DPT
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