Physical Therapy in Salt Lake City

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Start Your Journey to Recovery With Physical Therapy at Monument Health Group Today

At Monument Health Group, we pride ourselves on being more than just a physical therapy facility — we are dedicated partners in your journey to health and wellness. We strive to provide patients of all ages with personalized care that meets their individual needs. 
The physical therapists at Monument Health Group are committed to helping our patients improve their mobility, manage any pain or discomfort, and regain their independence. 
If you’re looking for physical therapy in Salt Lake City, Bountiful, or another of our 11 Utah locations, look no further than Monument Health Group.

Who Can Benefit From Physical Therapy?

Many people can reap the benefits of physical therapy, including people dealing with managing chronic conditions, recovering from surgery or illness, or patients healing from injuries. Our physical therapists are committed to creating personalized care plans with every one of our patients to fit their specific needs.

Whether you’re a senior requiring post-hospitalization care or post-traumatic injury physical therapy, or an athlete recovering from a sports injury, we have you covered.

Who May Need Physical Therapy? 

Patients who have been hospitalized for a serious injury, major surgery, or a severe illness often require post-acute care and short-term rehabilitation care that includes physical therapy. 

Physical therapy is also frequently part of a treatment strategy for certain chronic conditions, other types of injuries, and as a preventative strategy for preventing injury and disability in seniors.

Post-Acute Care Needs

Post-acute care (also referred to as post-hospital care) is short-term skilled nursing and rehabilitation services that are meant to assist patients who are ready to be released from the hospital, but still need more time to recover before they can safely return home. 

Physical therapy is usually a necessary part of post-acute care in order for patients to regain strength, maintain mobility, improve balance, and relearn physical movement and skills they may have lost due to illness or injury. 

Reasons an individual may need acute care include the following:

  • Recovering from a major surgery.
  • Recovering from a serious injury.
  • Recovering from a serious illness.

Joint Replacement Therapy

After joint replacement surgery for your hips, knees, or another joint, a personalized treatment plan that includes physical therapy will be recommended. 

Physical therapy under the care of a licensed physical therapist after joint replacement surgery is crucial to prevent stiffness, regain function, and help you prevent movements that could cause dislocation, tendinitis, or bursitis

Physical therapy can also be used to reduce pain as you recover. 

Post-Traumatic Injury Care

Whether it was a fall, a car accident, or another type of accident, physical therapy is often necessary to regain full mobility after a traumatic injury. 

Symptom Management for Chronic Conditions

Physical therapy can help patients navigate the symptoms of certain chronic conditions, such as osteoporosis, multiple sclerosis, Parkinson’s disease, COPD, etc. Treatment plans that include physical therapy can assist patients with delaying disability, managing pain, and regaining certain physical abilities they may have lost due to their condition.

Chronic Pain

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommends physical therapy as a non-opioid therapy for pain relief for multiple types of pain, including chronic pain. 

Preventing Mobility Issues

Studies suggest that physical therapy can be used as a preventative strategy for seniors to prevent disability. Patients who practice physical therapy to increase balance, strength, and flexibility are also less likely to experience a fall. 

Individualized Physical Therapy Plans

At Monument Health Group, we understand that every patient is different, and therefore, every patient’s care should be unique to them and their individual needs. This is why we believe that every patient deserves a personalized treatment plan that focuses on the right type of physical therapy for them and their needs.

When you begin physical therapy at Monument Health Group, a physical therapist will work with you to develop a treatment plan that focuses on your specific condition, your needs, and your goals for recovery. 

During your treatment, your care team will be there with you to make any adjustments as you progress and your needs change, with the ultimate goal of helping you to:

  • Regain strength.
  • Improve your balance.
  • Relearn/improve gross motor functions.

Types of Physical Therapy Treatments

Our physical therapy treatments include a mixture of techniques specified to a patient’s specific condition. 

These techniques include:

  • Manual therapy
  • Therapeutic exercise
  • Strength training

The different types of physical therapy we offer include: 

Orthopedic Therapy

Orthopedic physical therapy is used to help patients recover from injuries, as a key component of post-surgical rehab, and as a crucial aspect of recovering from a joint replacement. 

Geriatric Therapy

Geriatric physical therapy treats age-related mobility issues and strives to prevent falls. 

Sports Therapy

Physical therapy for sports treats sports injuries and focuses on optimizing athletic performance. Monument Health Group even provides foot physical therapy in Salt Lake City.

Chronic Condition Management

Physical therapy for managing chronic conditions seeks to help patients dealing with arthritis, neurological conditions, complications from diabetes, etc., manage pain and prevent any further issues with nerve damage and mobility. 

Expert Care from Skilled Therapists

Our team of physical therapy experts brings years of collective experience and specialized training to every session. Whether you require post-hospital rehabilitation, physical therapy recovery from a work injury, or physical therapy for pain management, you’re in trusted hands at Monument Health Group.

Evidence-based patient-centered care is a top priority for our approach. At Monument Health Group, we take a collaborative approach to rehabilitation care by communicating between physical, occupational, and speech therapies, so you’re always getting the right type of treatment for your individual condition.

Regardless of whether you require knee physical therapy in Salt Lake City after a joint replacement, skilled nursing care after a hospital stay, or you’re simply hoping to improve your gait and prevent disability, the physical therapy services in Utah at Monument Health Group can assist you in finding the care that is right for you.

Transition and Post-Acute Care

At Monument Health Group, we understand that the transition from the hospital to a rehabilitation center, and then to your home, can be overwhelming and challenging. This is why our compassionate and well-trained staff are ready to assist with this transition and make it seamless.

Our physical therapists will teach you functional recovery strategies, pain management strategies, and help you achieve and maintain mobility and independence.

Contact Monument Health Group Today To Discuss Your Physical Therapy Needs

Begin your journey to recovery in Salt Lake City, Utah, with physical therapy at Monument Health Group. Our physical therapy program is designed to help you become the strongest version of yourself through individualized and structured treatment. Let us be your partner in health and wellness.

Physical Therapy FAQs

Physical therapy is recommended for patients recovering from surgery, an injury, or struggling with a chronic condition and/or pain.

Physical therapy not only assists patients with pain management when recovering from surgery, but it also helps them safely build the muscle strength, flexibility, and increased range of motion that are necessary to get back to their normal lives. 
In addition to this, physical therapists also work with patients to teach them the proper techniques for their everyday movements in hopes of preventing any future injuries.

Anyone living with a chronic condition could potentially benefit from physical therapy, as well as those dealing with chronic pain and/or the elderly.
Athletes also greatly benefit from sports injury rehab as they will not only heal quicker and more effectively, but they will also learn how to prevent future injury when they play.

Monument Health Group’s facilities in Utah provide on-site rehabilitation services, acute care, and skilled nursing services, including access to:

  • 24/7 observation.
  • Medically trained staff.
  • Medication management.
  • Wound care.
  • Assistance with activities of daily living (dressing, grooming, eating, etc.).
  • On-site concierge and valet services.
  • Recreational activities and outings.

For more information, visit our skilled nursing facility FAQ page.

Yes. Monument Health Group offers specialized care, including occupational therapy. While physical therapy aims to improve how an individual moves their body, occupational therapy seeks to improve how they move through everyday activities.

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