TEAYS VALLEY PHYSICAL THERAPY
Teays Valley physical therapists at Teays Physical Therapy Center examine, evaluate, and treat conditions that limit your ability to move and function in daily life. Your therapist’s overall goal is to maintain, restore, or improve your mobility and help reduce your pain. We diagnose and treat people of all ages, from kids to seniors. In addition, our physical therapists consult and practice with other members of your care team to help you improve your health.
We offer several advanced techniques that we may use as part of your personalized treatment plan. This includes mechanical traction, ultrasound, electrical stimulation, and iontophoresis. In addition, many of our experienced and knowledgeable physical therapists have advanced certifications in specialty areas. Learn more about what we treat and how we can help you!
WHAT WE TREAT
- Frozen shoulder (adhesive capsulitis)
- Joint issues, including replacement
- Occupational and sports injuries
- Sprained ankles
- Gait and balance disorders
- Dysfunctional loss of mobility
- Ligament and meniscal tears
- Carpal tunnel syndrome
- Shoulder impingement
- Low back and neck pain
- Cervical headaches
- Cumulative trauma disorders
- Foot pain and plantar fasciitis
- Tendonitis, arthritis and bursitis
- Wound care
- Numerous hand conditions
- Post-fracture care
SPECIALTY THERAPY TREATMENTS
Physical therapists use a wide range of specialized treatments—such as dry needling, the McKenzie Method, Graston Technique, manual therapy, and targeted exercise programs—to address the root causes of pain and dysfunction. Each of these interventions plays a unique role in reducing discomfort, improving mobility, and restoring strength. When combined into a personalized plan of care, these evidence-based techniques help patients recover more efficiently, prevent future injury, and return to the activities they love with confidence.
This technique is used to help treat trigger points, which are localized areas of soreness in a muscle caused by its inability to relax. Dry needling uses very thin, solid filament needles (similar to acupuncture), which are placed directly into the trigger point, helping to release the muscle.
This form of manual therapy uses special stainless steel tools to treat a wide variety of chronic, acute or postsurgical soft tissue conditions, including back and neck pain, tennis elbow, hamstring injuries, ankle pain, IT band syndrome, scar tissue, trigger finger, golfer’s elbow, heel and ankle pain, and many others.
This specialized movement assessment is a 10-item, movement-based diagnostic system. It allows the therapist to first identify dysfunctional, asymmetrical and painful movement patterns, then create a customized treatment plan with manual therapy and therapeutic exercise interventions.
This is a specialized treatment system used to address acute and chronic issues around your spine, joints or muscle, including back and neck pain. This approach includes an in-depth assessment based on repeated movements, and features active patient involvement and education.
STARTING THERAPY WITH TEAYS VALLEY PHYSCIAL THERAPISTS
In West Virginia, you can make an appointment with a physical therapist directly without a physician referral. However, be sure to check with your health insurance plan to see if physical therapy services are covered without a physician referral.
Teays Physical Therapy Center is proud to be part of the H2 Health network, a nationwide family of rehabilitation clinics committed to delivering high-quality, patient-centered care. By being backed by H2 Health, Teays benefits from shared clinical expertise, advanced continuing education, and access to innovative treatment approaches that elevate the patient experience. This connection allows the team to combine the personalized attention of a local clinic with the strength, resources, and support of a larger organization—ensuring patients receive consistent, evidence-based care designed to help them recover stronger and maintain long-term wellness.
