Even a minor auto or work injury can result in major health issues that can leave you with a lifetime of problems if you don’t seek appropriate treatment. If you suffer an auto or work injury, contact FYZICAL Therapy and Balance Centers in Littleton, CO as soon as possible because early assessment and treatment can help speed up your recovery. Our licensed physical therapists in Littleton, CO will assess your condition and develop an individualized treatment plan to decrease pain and disability, improve function and mobility, prevent further injury, and enhance your quality of life.

Have you been injured at work or in a car accident? The most common injuries from auto and work accidents include back and neck injuries, such as whiplash, herniated discs, radiculopathy (damage or injury to the nerve roots where they leave the spine), and fractures.

Physical therapy helps to decrease your pain and disability, improve function and mobility, and enhance your quality of life.

By starting physical therapy as soon as possible after an auto or work injury, you’ll help minimize the risk of complications, such as joint stiffness, muscle weakness, or scar tissue.

If you have recently suffered an auto or work injury, contact us today. The providers at FYZICAL Littleton can help you get back to enjoying your normal work and social activities and improve your overall quality of life.

Physical therapy is essential for healing from an auto or work injury. Your physical therapist will thoroughly assess your condition and develop an individualized treatment plan that is tailored to your needs and goals. They may use a combination of modalities, including ice, heat, ultrasound or electrical stimulation, to help control your pain and inflammation. They may also use manual therapy and soft tissue therapy to control pain and restore normal movement of the injured area. Your physical therapist will also provide you with stretching and strengthening exercises to improve the strength and flexibility of the injured area and provide education on how to avoid further injury.

In addition to helping you physically, your physical therapist will also be in close communication with your doctor, case manager, and insurance provider every step of the way.