Phenomenal Rehabilitation

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Neighborhood: Plymouth - Wayzata
Other Link: http://www.phenomenalrehab.com
Categories: Physical Therapists, Physical Therapy Clinics, Physicians & Surgeons, Physicians & Surgeons, Orthopedics, Physicians & Surgeons, Sports Medicine, Rehabilitation Services, Sports Medicine & Injuries Treatment

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Phone: (952) 476-0224

Address: 600 Twelve Oaks Center Dr Ste 638, Wayzata, MN 55391

Website: http://www.phenomenalrehab.com

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General Practitioners

Osteoporosis
Headaches
Arthritis
Arthritis is usually categorized as either Osteoarthritis (OA) or Rheumatoid Arthritis (RA). RA is a connective tissue disease. As with other connective tissue diseases, onset and progression vary greatly with periods of exacerbation (flares) and remissions. Joint inflammation during flares actually erodes the protective cartilage away, causing significant pain, loss of movement and mobility.
Fibromyalgia
Plantar Fasciitis

Ultrasound
Biologic tissue has the ability to repair itself with repeated loading if the load is not too great and time is allowed before the load is repeated. When we exceed these limits with inadequate rest, we cause damage to the tissues in our body. This is known by several names: overuse injury, overuse syndrome, repetitive strain injury or cumulative trauma disorder. These types of injuries may include bursitis, tendinitis, shin splints, stress fractures and muscle strain, spasm or weakness. The number one intervention for overuse injuries is rest. Depending on the affected area, other interventions may include ultrasound, stretching, muscle setting, patient education about posture and body mechanics and pain management techniques.

Sciatica
There are a number of structures which can cause low back pain including discs, nerves, muscles and facet joints. These can show up as a lumbar sprain or strain, disc bulge, protrusion or herniation and sciatica syndrome. An initial evaluation performed by a physical therapist can help to determine the cause of your pain. Soft tissue mobilization combined with rehabilitative exercises and education is the most effective approach for most patients. To treat back pain, one must have a comprehensive approach including posture training, flexibility and strengthening of the muscles of the trunk and arms and legs, and physical therapy. Inflammation must also be addressed in most cases through ice and/or modalities.
Hip Replacement
Hip pain can come from many different sources. Osteoarthritis in the hip joint can cause significant pain, which may respond well to physical therapy in the earlier stages, but often may require total hip replacement surgery (also referred to as total hip arthroplasty). Other sources of hip pain include sciatica nerve impingement, bursitis in the buttock, groin or side of the hip, uneven leg length, sacroiliac joint dysfunction, poor posture, obesity, stress fractures or muscle imbalances from tight hamstrings, hip flexors or other muscles. Infants and children may also have hip pain from congenital hip dislocations or slipped capital femoral epiphyseal (this is when the “ball” of the hip joint actually slides partly or completely off the shaft of the femur bone) to name just a few. A thorough examination is required to determine the cause of pain and a plan of care is developed from those findings. Interventions may include modalities such as ultrasound or electrical stimulation, stretching and/or strengthening muscles, patient education about posture and body mechanics and pain management techniques. Pain in one area may come from injury in another area, so many tests have been developed to differentiate pain from injury.

Physical Therapists

Sports Medicine
Physical Therapy
At Phenomenal Rehabilitation, our highly trained Physical Therapists utilize evidence-based practice to provide you with care that is second to none. Our professional staff is dedicated to making an individualized treatment plan to meet your health goals. We believe it is a privilege to serve our communities’ physical therapy needs.
Frozen Shoulder
Shoulder Pain
Neck Pain
Back Pain
Neuro Rehabilitation
Courtney enjoys the relationships she builds with patients as she helps them feel confident and comfortable when coming to therapy to reach their wellness goals and get back to doing what they love! Fun fact about working with Courtney, she always wears fun socks especially for fun sock Friday! Courtney graduated from Anoka Ramsey Community College in Coon Rapids, MN. She has high interest in outpatient orthopedic and neurorehabilitation. Courtney enjoys being out doors as she goes camping, hiking, running, fishing, and spends time with family and friends. Courtney ran her first marathon in October of 2022. She can not wait to start working with you!
Manual Therapy
Craig previously served as a director of physical medicine for several hospitals and has managed multiple fitness centers. Craig’s specialties include evaluation and treatment of orthopedic injuries and chronic conditions. He has also received years of advanced training with a focus on manual therapy techniques. Craig has over 20 years of extensive experience with sacral iliac joint, chronic low back injuries, pre and postnatal back pain, fibromyalgia, shoulder dysfunctions, work/industrial rehab, orthopedic injuries and sports medicine.
Orthotics and Prosthetic Therapy

Flat Feet
There are 28 bones in the foot and ankle, which help provide stability as well as mobility, accommodate uneven surfaces, adapt to absorb forces and bear the weight of the body when standing, walking or running. This is a tall order, and supporting our feet and ankles is important to prevent the many injuries associated with instability. Ankle sprains, fallen arches, plantar fasciitis, shin splints and post-surgical management all require intervention that is available from a physical therapist. Intervention may include modalities, training techniques, joint mobilization, strengthening and stretching muscles and tendons, contrast baths or supportive orthotics.
Plantar Fasciitis

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