Physical therapy
Virtual therapy for people recovering from traumatic brain injury and concussion
Our physical therapists (PTs) help you rebuild strength, balance, and mobility after a brain injury or concussion, with guided sessions and exercise plans you follow from home, as part of TeleCare's virtual rehabilitation program.
Walking after injury
Walking with therapy
A brain injury or concussion can affect how you walk, balance, and move. Physical therapy helps you regain strength and mobility, combining technology with expert care to improve your recovery and quality of life.
Mobility and balance
Walking with confidence and staying on your feet.
Gait training
PTs help you relearn how to walk and improve your walking pattern.
Balance exercises
Therapy improves balance and lowers the risk of falls, which is common after a TBI.
Strength and endurance
The strength and stamina to get through your day.
Muscle strengthening
Targeted exercises rebuild muscle strength and improve overall physical conditioning.
Endurance training
PTs help you build stamina and energy for everyday activities.
Pain management
Less pain, so you can move more freely.
Therapeutic exercises
Techniques such as massage and joint mobilization relieve pain and improve function.
Manual therapy
Exercises build balance, coordination, and strength to support overall mobility.
Coordination and motor skills
Precise hands and smooth, controlled movement.
Fine motor skills
PTs help improve hand-eye coordination and dexterity for tasks like writing and handling objects.
Gross motor skills
Exercises improve larger body movements to support overall mobility.
Functional mobility
Moving safely around your home and daily routine.
Transfer training
PTs teach you to move safely from one position to another, such as from sitting to standing or getting in and out of bed.
Adaptive techniques
You learn new ways to do daily tasks so you can stay independent.
Vestibular rehabilitation
Relief from dizziness and a steadier sense of balance.
Balance retraining
PTs provide exercises that reduce dizziness and vertigo, which are common after a concussion.
Vestibular exercises
Specialized exercises improve how your inner ear and brain work together to keep you balanced.
Education and prevention
Knowing how to protect yourself and keep progressing.
Patient education
PTs teach you and your family about preventing injuries and avoiding re-injury.
Home exercise programs
You get an exercise plan tailored to you, so you can keep up your rehabilitation at home.