FASCIAL DISTORTION MODEL

The Fascial Distortion Model (FDM) is an innovative new manual therapy approach to evaluation and treatment of musculoskeletal injuries with an emphasis on the health of the soft tissues called "Fascia" that surround and support your muscles. This model helps us better identify the underlying causes of your pain and begin with the most effective treatments for that specific pain first. FDM is a patient-centered method where we put a lot of value into actually listening to our patients. What the patient says and does will help guide us to the most appropriate treatment for that condition.

HUBER MOTION LAB

The Huber® Motion Lab is the latest in technology to help evaluate and strengthen muscles around the spine

A computerized measurement system that captures mobility and strength in all movement planes. These values are compared to reference values matched to a patient's age, gender, height, and weight. This allows us to track progress in strength and range of motion of the spine. An individualized exercise program is generated based on these measurements. With the test results from the David machines we can tell our patients how far they are from normal strength. We retest strength and range of motion at set intervals. We can objectively prove the gains our patients are making in strength with our testing reports. Your doctor or your insurance company will also like seeing your progress. Specially designed devices with joint specific isolation and loading curves guarantee a safe and pain free training experience while a cloud based, state-of-the-art computer based visualization system motivates the patient and collects all relevant data automatically for easy reporting.

ALTER G --- ANTI-GRAVITY TREADMILL

Anti-Gravity Treadmill® is ideal for PT clinics, rehabilitation facilities, and wellness centers treating patients or athletes recovering from injury or surgery, rebuilding strength, or helping them train with reduced pain. By defying gravity with the Anti-Gravity Treadmill, patients and athletes can precisely adjust dramatic reductions in impact and gravitational forces while walking, running, or engaging in closed kinetic chain exercise – all to achieve earlier mobility, increase range of motion, and practice fall-safe natural movement.

AFFERENT INPUT PRACTITIONERS

Muscle tone is reflexively controlled by the spinal chord. As Afferent Input Practitioners we assess the patient's normal protective muscle contractions to see which muscles are weak and which muscles are strong. Once we have identified a weakness we search for the cause. After treating the cause of the weakness the muscle tone increases and the patient's normal protective muscle contraction returns to normal.