Moffett Physical Therapy

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Mon - Thu:	7:00 am - 8:00 pm
Fri:	7:00 am - 3:00 pm

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Moffett Physical Therapy provides high quality care in a comfortable friendly environment. Our slogan is "Building a Pathway to Better Health and Fitness." Fitness is a stepping stone for good health and good health sometimes requires intervention from a skilled professional such as a physical therapist. Our physical therapists are experts in exercise prescription and joint and muscle dysfunction. We are physical therapist owned and proud to have three convenient locations just off Route 90, in Huntley, Hampshire and in Lake in the Hills. Physical therapists are highly educated professionals, who are now graduating from Universities with a Doctorate of Physical Therapy. Physical therapists are experts in rehabilitation of muscles and joints, injury prevention and prescribing exercises that are appropriate to the individual. Our physical therapists are orthopedic trained. We treat all ages of people who have soft tissue and joint dysfunction.

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Fax: (847) 659-1012

Phone: (847) 961-4911

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Phone: (847) 683-5100

Address: 133 W Oak Knoll Dr, Hampshire, IL 60140

Website: http://www.moffettpt.com

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Arthritis
Plantar Fasciitis

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
Carpal Tunnel is a condition of the hand and wrist. One of the nerves (median) to the hand is compressed in the wrist (carpal tunnel) resulting in pain, numbness, and tingling. Symptoms usually come and go, and can decrease with moving and shaking the hands. If not treated, symptoms progress with time to a point when surgery is indicated. Symptoms can occur with driving, typing, carrying objects, and reading. When this condition progresses, weakness in the hand is often found. Physical therapy provides the patient with workstation ergonomics, splinting (if necessary), strengthening, stretching, and home exercises.

Orthopedics
Dr. Miskell worked as a personal trainer after undergrad before going back to school for physical therapy. He wanted to become a physical therapist because he enjoys helping people reach their rehabilitation and sport goals. Ultimately, Dr. Miskell wants to help people achieve their goals to improve their quality of life. His primary interests are in Orthopedics and Sports Physical Therapy. He is a APTA member and is active in the physical therapy community.
Sciatica
Sciatica is a form of buttock pain that can radiate into an individual’s leg. This pain occurs when the sciatic nerve becomes irritated as a result of variety of reasons including disc herniation and disc bulge. Similar conditions may also produce ‘sciatic like’ symptoms which also can be rehabilitated with physical therapy services. These symptoms can be created from muscular imbalances, and spasms.
Whiplash
Whiplash can occur from motor vehicle accidents and other traumatic events. It is a soft tissue injury to the neck musculature and support structures. This injury may also be called a neck sprain or strain. The mechanism of injury is most commonly a sudden backward movement of the neck followed by the neck rebounding forward in a rear-end accident. In this situation, the neck has been moved beyond its normal range of motion. In severe cases, other trauma may have occurred including: disc or herniation, nerve impingement, fracture, intervertebral joint damage along with muscular trauma.
Joint Replacement
Knee joint replacement is the most common joint replacement surgery at this time. It is performed to replace the end of the tibia and femur which make up the knee joint. Depending on the individual, part of the patella may also be replaced. Currently an apparatus implanted, should be durable for a minimum of 15 years. This procedure is performed to decrease/eliminate pain and allow return to activities such as golfing, biking and swimming. Physical therapy is mandatory after a knee replacement in order to gain range of motion, strength, balance, proprioception. Gait training is important in assisting an individual’s return to a previous level of function and resumption of daily living activities.
Bunions
Hip Replacement
Hip replacement surgery is a common and successful surgery to assist with the reduction of hip pain, and to increase mobility and function. There are a variety of techniques and prosthetics that can be utilized, depending on the patient and orthopedic surgeons preferred practice. Physical therapy is utilized pre- and post-surgery to obtain the best outcomes for the patient. Treatment includes education regarding hip precautions/guidelines, gait training, strengthening, transfer training, and facilitation to return to normal activities along with a home exercise program.
Knee Replacement

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Frozen Shoulder
Frozen shoulder is also known as adhesive capsulitis. The exact mechanism of why this condition occurs is not known. Pain is typically described as a general ache about the shoulder and there is a progressive loss of motion. If left untreated, frozen shoulders can take two to three years to heal. According to the American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons, over 90 percent of patients recover with conservative treatments. Physical therapy can assist with pain control along with improving range of motion. As motion of the shoulder improves, exercises for strengthening and stabilization are provided. Rehabilitation for a frozen shoulder also includes posture education, joint mobilization, soft tissue mobilization, modalities, and a customized home exercise program.
Tennis Elbow
Golfer’s elbow is also known as medial epicondylitis. The action of the muscles that attach at this point of the elbow cause the wrist to flex. Pain described is similar to tennis elbow; a sharp or burning discomfort on the inside of the elbow which can progress into the forearm. Physical therapy treats this condition by providing appropriate bracing if needed, stretching, strengthening exercises, soft tissue mobilization, modalities, and customized home exercise programs.
Shoulder Pain
Heel Pain
Neck Pain
Back Pain
Manual Therapy
We treat all types of injuries related to car accidents and are focused on helping you to full recovery as quickly as possible. By utilizing hands-on manual therapy and therapeutic exercise, we can help you get back to your life as quickly as possible, while also ensuring long-term relief from injuries. We work closely with auto insurance adjusters, patients, and referring providers to provide the most comprehensive care, ensuring a full return-to-function for each individual.

Bunions Problems
Bunions are a malformation of the big toe that occurs over time. The most common cause is due to poorly fitting shoes, but arthritis and genetics play a roll in bunion formation. Bunionectomy is a surgical technique, which is utilized to realign the big toe and remove excess bone and soft tissue, which makes up the bunion. Physical therapy after this surgery assists with improving mobility, reducing pain and swelling, providing scar mobilization, balance and proprioceptive training. Home exercises are also provided to assist with speeding recovery time.
Heel Pain
Plantar Fasciitis
Plantar fasciitis is a painful condition of the foot which causes heel pain. Typically the pain is most severe with the first few steps in the morning or after sitting for a long duration. There are a few factors that contribute to this condition including: overuse, poor footwear, poor flexibility of the calf, obesity, high or low arches, or if the individual walks or stands on hard surfaces, such as concrete, for long durations. Physical therapy addresses these factors by providing strengthening and flexibility exercises, balance and proprioceptive activities, soft tissue mobilization/massage, modalities, foot wear education, splinting if necessary, gait training, and individualized home exercise programs.

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