How Can We
Help You
Stroke
After a Stroke(Cerebrovascular Accident) the body can be affected in a wide variety of ways, including but not limited to: Balance issues, Weakness/Paralysis, Increased Falls, Mood Changes, Vision Changes, difficulty communicating and more. With our thorough evaluation we will help guide you to understand how the stroke has been impacting you(or your loved ones) ability to function, and what exercises/resources we can connect you with to help.
Spinal Cord Injury
After a Spinal Cord Injury can be a time of great uncertainty for the patient and for the family. There are big questions to be answered, what are the next steps, what function will return, and how can I maximize my recovery?
At Connections we have experience working with patients of all injury levels and all functional ability. We are fully wheelchair accessible and will work with you to create a program designed to maximize your ability.
Parkinson’s Disease
After Parkinson’s Diagnosis a patient is often left without a clear understanding of what the disease is and what to expect moving forward. As scientific understanding expands and evidence has been building there is strong support for Physical Therapy and exercise as disease modifying(slowing progression); and improving function/balance.
Come in to learn about the latest approaches and what the next step forward is!
Multiple Sclerosis
After Diagnosis of Multiple Sclerosis a patient has often been exhausted from different doctor appointments, uncertainty about what the underlying issue was, and confusion as to what will help.
We understand this complex and individualized experience, and are prepared to help you now and be ready for what will come.
Balance Issues
After experiencing falls or near misses, a patient and caregiver begin to wonder, what can be done to help? Balance is multi-faceted, with many factors potentially contributing to issues, including: Nerve Degeneration, Vision Issues, Environment, Vestibular issues, Blood Pressure and much more.
With our thorough exam you will be given confidence and tools to prevent falls and steady yourself for tomorrow.
Traumatic Brain Injury
After a Traumatic Brain Injury there are so many things to be addressed; it can be overwhelming to see a loved on struggle with tasks and activities that were just days/weeks ago so easy, including: Walking, Dressing, Bathing, Toileting and more. The brain controls every function and when it is damaged you need a team of experts to ensure you and your loved one get back to where you need to be.