What has your experience been with physical therapy in the past?
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We would like you to get more from your experience than you have received in the past. Physical therapy has changed drastically in the last 5 years. New physical therapists need to acquire a doctoral course of study in order to practice. This makes 95% of physical therapists in this country out-of-date with the latest information. They may have a lot of experience but not necessarily the latest understanding of techniques that actually work best for our patients. Too many times we've heard the same story...that PT was not successful because of either a lack of knowledge, skill, caring, or willingness to practice hands-on techniques that are more labor intensive or require more one-on-one attention.
At Vermont Pain Relief care is taken to provide direct patient/physical therapist attention with the best mix of interventions designed to achieve success with your given problem. We specialize in hands-on techniques like advanced massage and chiropractic-style manipulations. We'll still give you exercises for homework and help you through them if necessary. We see a broad range of patients with problems such as sprains, strains, post-op knee/shoulder surgeries, low back pain, neck pain, tendonitis, and otherwise healthy athletes looking for a performance advantage.
Doctors of physical therapy are now considered primary care direct-access healthcare providers. This means that you can call us up and make an appointment but generally if you want your health insurance to pay we still require a physician referral. Email or call to find out if we accept your health insurance. (We are contracted with BCBS of VT, VT Medicaid/VHAP/Green Mountain Care, Cigna of VT, MVP, and VMC).
We are the closest physical therapy practice to UVM and FAHC at 31 N. Prospect St., Burlington, VT
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We would like you to get more from your experience than you have received in the past. Physical therapy has changed drastically in the last 5 years. New physical therapists need to acquire a doctoral course of study in order to practice. This makes 95% of physical therapists in this country out-of-date with the latest information. They may have a lot of experience but not necessarily the latest understanding of techniques that actually work best for our patients. Too many times we've heard the same story...that PT was not successful because of either a lack of knowledge, skill, caring, or willingness to practice hands-on techniques that are more labor intensive or require more one-on-one attention.
At Vermont Pain Relief care is taken to provide direct patient/physical therapist attention with the best mix of interventions designed to achieve success with your given problem. We specialize in hands-on techniques like advanced massage and chiropractic-style manipulations. We'll still give you exercises for homework and help you through them if necessary. We see a broad range of patients with problems such as sprains, strains, post-op knee/shoulder surgeries, low back pain, neck pain, tendonitis, and otherwise healthy athletes looking for a performance advantage.
Doctors of physical therapy are now considered primary care direct-access healthcare providers. This means that you can call us up and make an appointment but generally if you want your health insurance to pay we still require a physician referral. Email or call to find out if we accept your health insurance. (We are contracted with BCBS of VT, VT Medicaid/VHAP/Green Mountain Care, Cigna of VT, MVP, and VMC).
We are the closest physical therapy practice to UVM and FAHC at 31 N. Prospect St., Burlington, VT
