One-on-One Quality Care in the Inland Empire of Southern California

Assist with exercises that target movement, strength, and flexibility to improve mobility and prevent atrophy.

Use of tactile cuing to improve the brain’s ability to activate muscles again to improve control with grasp, dynamic balance, and improving efficiency of movement.

Assess your functional needs and recommend the appropriate equipment, such as canes, walkers, wheelchairs, or orthotics. Aids in wheelchair prescription and fitting to help you get into a custom manual or electric wheelchair through collaborating with local DME vendors.

Improve weight-bearing through the affected limbs to improve gait quality. Balance and stability training helps to reduce fall risk, helping the person regain their ability to balance.

Provide training on preventing complications like joint deformities and safety issues related to spasticity and contractures and teach caregivers how to assist safely.

Develop cardiovascular and muscular conditioning exercises to improve overall endurance and stamina after stroke, cancer or other conditions.

Improve balance, reduce dizziness, and retrain the brain to compensate for inner ear issues through focus on head movements, gaze stabilization, and balance retraining.

Helps you to relearn daily activities like dressing, bathing, tarnsferring to the bed or toilet, working, and cooking with an emphasis on real-world tasks, called ADLs.

Use techniques like manual therapy, stretching and other therapeutic techniques to get to the root cause of your pain and use modalities (e.g., heat, cold, electrical stimulation) to manage & soothe pain.