Physical therapy is an effective treatment for a broad range of orthopedic conditions, sports-related injuries, and other muscle, bone, and joint conditions.

Our licensed physical therapists provide treat the following conditions:

Foot & Ankle Injuries
• Foot fracture
• Foot pain
• Ankle ligament tears
• Ankle sprains

Hip Conditions
• Hip fracture
• Hip labral tear

Joint Replacement
• Hip replacement
• Knee replacement
• Shoulder replacement

Knee Conditions
• ACL injuries
• Knee injuries
• Knee ligament injuries (ACL, MCL, LCL, PCL)
• Knee meniscus tear
• Patellar tracking disorder

Shoulder Conditions
• Rotator cuff tear
• Shoulder dislocation
• Clavicle fracture
• Shoulder impingement

Spine Conditions
• Neck conditions
• Chronic back pain
• Sacroiliac (SI) joint pain

Sports Injuries
• Bursitis
• Overuse and repetitive motion injuries
• Stress fractures
• Tendonitis
• Shin splints

Women’s Health
• Osteoporosis
• Pelvic floor

Pre- and Post-Surgical Rehabilitation

Your road to recovery doesn’t have to start after surgery. In fact, pre- and post-operative physical therapy are two crucial aspects to your surgical experience at Hudson Regional Hospital. While most patients are familiar with a post-operative rehabilitation program, you may not be aware of the benefits of physical therapy prior to your procedure. The goals of a pre-surgical rehabilitation program include:

• Reduce pain and inflammation
• Improve muscular control of the injured joint and range of motion
• Normalize movement patterns
• Understand the exercises you will be performing after surgery

Following surgery, physical therapy can start anywhere from a few hours to a few days after the procedure. A patient’s ability to regain motion, strength, and ultimately return to a normal lifestyle depends on physical therapy. Without it, the body will not regain normal movement. The goal of physical therapy following a surgical procedure is to minimize the adverse effects of surgery, such as pain and swelling, and to restore normal movement, flexibility, and function. The program is typically divided into phases; the first comes immediately after surgery, when the body part may be immobilized while pain and swelling subside. Next comes a series of progressively challenging exercises to build strength, motion, and stability. The final goal is to return the patient to a pre-injury activity level. The convenient location of our physical therapy facility on the 2nd floor of the hospital makes for a smooth transition for the patient from surgery straight to rehabilitation.

Insurance Information

Hudson Regional Hospital is in-network with all major insurance plans, including Aetna, Cigna, Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield, Medicare, Medicaid, United Healthcare, and more.