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1132 E POLSTON AVE. | POST FALLS, ID 83854 - 208.777.7800
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River City Physical Therapy - Therapy Services River City Physical Therapy has been ingrained in the community for many years, touting the most experienced Physical Therapists in Post Falls. The entire team at River City Physical Therapy works for you to get you back to life with confidence and strength. Come see why we are an award winning Physical Therapy office in Post Falls. We love results.
Many patients suffer from spinal disorders and spine related problems. Our Physical Therapists are able to treat these disorders through specialized care and a treatment plan based on your medical history.
Orthopedic Rehabilitation Physical Therapy is a type of Physical Therapy which out team of therapists will treat various conditions that affect your muscular system and our skeletal system.
Occupational rehab is the treatment of patients to regain the ability to return to work by meeting the physical milestones needed in their work position. River City Physical Therapy’s Physical Therapists can also work collaboratively with the employer to create a supportive work environment to return and reach productivity goals.
POST-SURGICAL REHABILITATION TREATMENT: River City Physical Therapy’s goal during your post-surgical physical rehabilitation is to return you to your prior level of physical function. This includes successful return to your work, recreational activities, and competitive sports.
At River City Physical Therapy we provide one-on-one treatments to monitor your progress and will only advance you according to your body’s response as well as your physician’s recommendations. Our Therapists maintain regular communication with your surgeon to make sure your tissue is healing appropriately.
SPORTS MEDICINE AND ATHLETIC TRAINING: River City Physical Therapy will work with you to achieve optimal physical fitness to prevent injuries commonly found in sports and exercise.
Gait Analysis and Training is a great tool in the patient’s rehabilitation of current injuries and will also help prevent future injuries. This may be performed during patients Initial Evaluation and then used during ongoing treatment.
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