Don't let pain hold you back any longer.

At Dr Roses Home Health Care, Inc., our physical therapist performs a thorough assessment of each patient’s physical demands as the first step in our physical therapy services. In addition to many other factors that have an impact on our patients’ overall performance and quality of life, the initial evaluation will involve an assessment of pain, strength, range of motion, balance, ambulation, neurological abnormalities, and functional impairments.

Our licensed physical therapist in Aliquippa, Pennsylvania, can provide services to include, but are not limited to the following:

Restorative care
Improve the ability to ambulate
Adaptive equipment assistance
Create an individualized rehabilitation plan
Instruct the in-home exercise program and gait training
Focus on exercises that improve balance, endurance, and strength
Evaluate, instruct, and educate on the safe use of assistive devices
And more

Physical Therapy for Safe, Independent Living

In-home physical therapy helps individuals recover from injury, illness, or surgery while reducing the risk of falls or further injury. The service promotes improved strength, endurance, and flexibility through targeted exercises. It supports long-term health by enabling clients to manage chronic pain or functional limitations. For individuals with mobility challenges, physical therapy enhances gait and balance. Safe use of assistive devices is also part of the care to ensure confident movement at home.

Focused Mobility and Strength Solutions

Each client receives a plan tailored to their needs, created from a detailed assessment. Exercises are selected to target specific weaknesses or areas of concern, such as poor balance or limited motion. Our therapists provide hands-on guidance and education to improve outcomes and build confidence. Adaptive tools and techniques are used to help patients overcome physical limitations safely. Progress is continuously monitored and adjusted to reflect the patient’s improvement.

Frequently Asked Questions

This FAQ section addresses common questions about in-home physical therapy and how it supports recovery and mobility.

What conditions are commonly treated with physical therapy at home?

Physical therapy often supports recovery from surgeries, strokes, injuries, joint replacements, and chronic conditions like arthritis or Parkinson’s disease.

How often should physical therapy sessions occur?

The frequency depends on the individual’s condition and goals, but most patients receive therapy two to three times a week under a prescribed plan.

Is physical therapy helpful for fall prevention?

Yes, therapy can improve balance and strength, which reduces the risk of falling, especially for seniors or those with neurological issues.

Can assistive devices be part of the therapy?

Therapists assess, educate, and train patients in using canes, walkers, or other devices safely to support everyday movement.

What happens during a typical physical therapy session at home?

Sessions may include stretching, strength-building exercises, gait training, and instruction on safe body movement, all guided by the therapist.

Who qualifies for in-home physical therapy services?

Patients who have difficulty leaving their homes due to illness, injury, or post-operative recovery are generally eligible for in-home services.

How long does physical therapy last?

Duration varies depending on the condition and progress, but most plans are reviewed every few weeks and adjusted accordingly.

Support at Home, Peace of Mind Everywhere

Please do not hesitate to send us a message with your inquiries and concerns. We would be glad to discuss your concerns.

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