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Physical Medicine & Rehab
Orthopedic Therapy


Using a stationary bikeAt Meriter Orthopedic Physical Therapy, we provide evaluation and treatment for many types of musculoskeletal and joint problems. Commonly treated conditions include:
  • Accidents, such as falls and other trauma
  • Tendonitis: shoulder, elbow, wrist, hip, knee, ankle
  • Repetitive motion injuries
  • Ligament sprains
  • Muscle strains
  • Bursitis
  • Pre/post surgical treatment for joint replacements (knee, hip and shoulder), rotator cuff repairs and ACL repairs
  • TMJ dysfunction

Our specialty-trained therapists evaluate patients for flexibility, strength, posture, gait and biomechanics. We provide customized treatment to adolescents through seniors so they can quickly return to their everyday lives. Treatment includes:

  • Use of appropriate interventions for reducing pain and inflammation, such as ultrasound, massage, iontophoresis and electrical stimulation
  • Education on correct posture, overuse/repetitive motions, computer work station setup and correct biomechanics specific to patients' activities
  • Exercises and stretches to improve patients' strength, balance and endurance
  • Use of exercise equipment to aid in the rehabilitation program
  • Development of home exercise programs to meet patients' specific needs
  • Information on available community resources

For more information, call one of our Physical Therapy locations:

  • Middleton - (608) 417-8025
  • West - (608) 231-3555
  • East - (608) 417-8094
  • Central - (608) 417-8250

6/27/2008

Orthopedic Health

For information on fitness and musculoskeletal injuries, please visit the Orthopedic Center section of Healthy Living.

Meriter's Orthopedic & Spine Programs

Learn more about Meriter's Orthopedic Program and Spine Program.

Hip Resurfacing

Meriter and John S. Rogerson, MD, are proud to offer an innovative hip resurfacing program. Learn more about this procedure.

Recommended Physical Therapy Site

Our physical therapists recommend the American Physical Therapy Association site for useful articles and self-care information.