Corrective Care
Patients with chronic or recurring conditions often need corrective care to achieve long-term benefit. The goal of corrective care is to correct subtle changes in the mechanics of movement that result from repetitive motion, poor posture, compensation for injuries, and sedentary lifestyle. These changes increase joint stresses to abnormal levels setting the person up for pain and injury.
Corrective care begins with a thorough movement analysis to identify were changes have occurred. Based on the results of that analysis, a specific regime of rehabilitation activities will be designed for you with the goal of re-establishing a healthy movement pattern; thereby reducing joint stress and the chance of re-injury.
Patients with chronic or recurring conditions often need corrective care to achieve long-term benefit. The goal of corrective care is to correct subtle changes in the mechanics of movement that result from repetitive motion, poor posture, compensation for injuries, and sedentary lifestyle. These changes increase joint stresses to abnormal levels setting the person up for pain and injury.
Corrective care begins with a thorough movement analysis to identify were changes have occurred. Based on the results of that analysis, a specific regime of rehabilitation activities will be designed for you with the goal of re-establishing a healthy movement pattern; thereby reducing joint stress and the chance of re-injury.
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