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Envisions Physical Therapy is dedicated to delivering truly personalized, one-on-one care designed to help every patient recover with confidence and comfort. Our experienced clinicians tailor each treatment plan to your unique needs, ensuring focused attention and measurable progress at every visit. We proudly work with major medical insurance plans and specialize in providing comprehensive rehabilitation for auto accident injuries. At Envisions, our mission is to restore strength, mobility, and quality of life—so you can get back to feeling your best.
Pediatric Therapy
Our goal is to help you and your child live their best life, participate in family routines, play and grow like you would want them to and get them ready for anything.
Envision Physical Therapy offers pediatric services for infants to young adults. We offer a family friendly environment, including a private treatment room. In addition to young athletes and orthopedic injuries we offer pediatric physical therapy for a variety of conditions including torticollis, developmental delay, and toe-walking.
Envision Physical Therapy offers pediatric services for infants to young adults. We offer a family friendly environment, including a private treatment room. In addition to young athletes and orthopedic injuries we offer pediatric physical therapy for a variety of conditions including torticollis, developmental delay, and toe-walking.
Torticollis is a condition in which muscles in the head and neck become shortened and tight resulting in the head tilting or rotating to the side. This can result
in poor visual tracking, asymmetrical head shape, or delayed motor skills. Early diagnosis and treatment often provides significant improvement with just a few visits.
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Developmental Delay occurs when a child does not reach gross motor milestones such as rolling, crawling, or walking at the expected times. Physical Therapy helps to strengthen muscles, improve balance, and facilitate optimal movement patterns.
Toe-walking is common in young children and often does not indicate an underlying problem. Persistent toe-walking in older children can result in shortening of the calf muscles. Physical Therapy can provide effective management with stretching, strengthening, and coordination activities to normalize gait mechanics.