Webster Springs, WV Physical Therapist

Elkins Physical Therapy & Sports Injury Clinic Serves All of Webster County, WV

Elkins Physical Therapy & Sports Injury Clinic offers Webster County, WV residents the care necessary to achieve pain-free mobility and maximum physical function. Our state-of-the-art facility and dedicated team make us the preferred physical therapy treatment provider in the region. Our personalized approach combines innovative therapies alongside traditional physical therapy. This integrated approach enables us to provide results that meet your needs as efficiently as possible to help you get back to doing the activities you love. We provide a wide variety of professional rehabilitation and wellness services in our caring environment. Better living begins here.

• Work Conditioning
• Wellness & Exercise Programs
• Aquatic Therapy
• Physical Therapy
• Vestibular Disorder Treatment
• Sports Therapy
• Post Surgical Therapy
• ASTYM Soft Tissue Regeneration & Scar Tissue Elimination
• Chronic Pain Therapy
• Dry Needling

If you are dealing with a vestibular, inner ear, or balance disorder in Webster Springs, WV, help is available. We understand that these conditions can feel overwhelming. The extreme difficulties that vestibular issues create lead many patients to opt out of physical therapy. Although beginning treatment can seem difficult, research has shown that physical therapy programs that specifically target vestibular conditions are extremely beneficial and worthwhile.

Our skilled physical therapists will work with you to decrease and eliminate incidents of dizziness, vertigo, imbalance, and falls, as well as resultant nausea, fatigue, and concentration. At Elkins Physical Therapy & Sports Injury Clinic, we can help you feel better and alleviate symptoms by working with your body to compensate for any deficiencies present. Following a comprehensive examination, we will identify the symptoms present and develop a personalized treatment plan help you meet your mobility and daily functioning goals. Education regarding causes of the condition and how it is successfully treated is also provided to eliminate anxiety-based confusion that often accompanies vestibular disorders. It is important to note that although symptoms may seem to become worse when vestibular therapy begins, this is expected for some types of conditions. Improvement begins for most patients as soon as the brain accepts recalibration efforts.