Physical Therapy Services For Everyone

Oceanside Physical Therapy Services Oceanside Physical therapy is dedicated to restoring health and healing to those in need. Our professional rehabilitation center serves the Treasure Coast area with expert services in the physical therapy field. At Oceanside, you can partake in comprehensive therapeutic and pain treatment programs which include massage, exercises, and strength and endurance training.

Bryan Graham will work with you on an individual basis to provide the personalized treatment you need. The personal interaction between therapist and patient plays a key role in the success of the rehabilitation process. Physical therapy techniques and pain treatment therapies are geared to relieve pain, correct physical problems and, as much as possible, restore optimum health and fitness.

	Neck: Oceanside Physical Therapy can help treat issues related to: Arthritis; Stenosis, Herniated Disc, Post-surgical treatment; sprain/strains
	Lumbar/Low back: Call for an appointment if you are suffering from: Stenosis; pains/strains; instability: post-fracture care; post-surgical treatment; Arthritis; general low back pain; Herniated Discs, Degenerative Disc Disease
	Shoulder: Labrum tears, Impingement syndrome, Non-surgical rotator cuff, Post-surgical rotator cuff, Tendonitis, Bursitis, Instability, Frozen Shoulder, Total Shoulder Replacements
	Elbow: Lateral Epicondylitis (Tennis Elbow), Medial Epicondylitis(Golf’s Elbow), Sprains, Strain, Post-Surgical Tommy John Care, Post Fracture care
	Ankle/Foot: Plantar Fasciitis, Heel spurs, Achilles Tendonitis, Sprain/Strains, Post-Surgical care, Neuroma, Tarsal tunnel syndrome, Cuboid instability
	Knee: Post-op care for Total Knee Replacements, Tendonitis, Sprains/Strains, Non-surgical meniscus and ligament injuries, Post-op care for ACL repairs, Arthritis, ITB syndrome
	Hip: Post-op care for Total Hip Replacements, non-surgical and surgical after care for labrum injuries, bursitis, sprain/strains, post-fracture care, piriformis syndrome, SI joint and pelvic instability issues