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"We specialize in helping people stay active, mobile and healthy to maximize their potential and enjoyment in life, activity and sport."
The DSMC Physical Therapy Approach
Doylestown Sports Medicine Center’s physical therapy focuses on functional movement in the evaluation and treatment of musculoskeletal disorders. An episode of care begins with a comprehensive evaluation, including patient history, systems reviews and detection of pain generators (“the victims”). The evaluation identifies dysfunctions in movement within the kinetic chain including range of motion, strength, stability and biomechanics (“the culprits”). The treatment approach is geared toward treating the victims while removing the culprits.
Treatment typically begins with attaining central stability and local (“core”) stabilization to foster peripheral movement, strength and power. Various manual physical therapy techniques are utilized to remove mechanical blocks (joint, muscular, neuromuscular) that impede the attainment of functional movement. As range of motion is gained, it is retained through proper neuromuscular activation, re-education and patterning. Those patterns are then systematically integrated into the biomechanics of daily functional movements, making “life your exercise”. Becoming a more effective and efficient mover in life works to sustain therapeutic gains and balance the mechanical stress on the body. The same principles and pathways are applied in our systematic and progressive return to sport programs. Our approach assists patients in restoring and maximizing human function to ultimately improve quality of life and return them to their health and wellness activities.
Treatment typically begins with attaining central stability and local (“core”) stabilization to foster peripheral movement, strength and power. Various manual physical therapy techniques are utilized to remove mechanical blocks (joint, muscular, neuromuscular) that impede the attainment of functional movement. As range of motion is gained, it is retained through proper neuromuscular activation, re-education and patterning. Those patterns are then systematically integrated into the biomechanics of daily functional movements, making “life your exercise”. Becoming a more effective and efficient mover in life works to sustain therapeutic gains and balance the mechanical stress on the body. The same principles and pathways are applied in our systematic and progressive return to sport programs. Our approach assists patients in restoring and maximizing human function to ultimately improve quality of life and return them to their health and wellness activities.
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Back PainIs Back Pain and Stiffness Affecting Your Quality of Life? Are You Confused About the Causes of Your Back Pain?...
Knee PainSick of Knee Pain Disrupting your Day and Keeping You from Being the Healthiest, Happiest You?
Don't Settle for Anything Less Than a Healthy, Pain-Free Lifestyle!... Running InjuriesDo You Want to Get Back On the Road, Track or Trail Without The Worries of Pain? Are You Confused and Frustrated About the Causes of Your Pain? Have You Plateaued With Your Running Performance?...
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Neck PainFrustrated with that "Pain in the Neck?" Worn Down from Aching Neck Pain?...
Hip PainDo You Want to Reclaim Your Active Lifestyle From Symptoms of Hip Pain? Want to Get to the Root of Your Hip Pain so You Can Finally Move Forward?...
Cycling InjuriesIs Pain Stopped You Getting On Your Bike? Are You Frustrated Because Pain Is Limiting Your Ability To Put In The Miles You Want? Want to Reclaim Your Active Lifestyle and Get Cycling Again- Without the Pain?
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Shoulder PainIs Your Quality of Life Being Ruined by Shoulder Pain? Is Shoulder Pain Keeping You from Having a Good Nights Sleep?...
Foot & Ankle PainTired of Foot/Ankle Pain Keeping You from Doing the Things You Love to Do? Want to Reclaim Your Active Lifestyle, and Live Pain-Free?...
Sports InjuriesDo Pain and Injury Have YOU Sidelined? Do You feel Something is Holding You Back From PEAK Performance? Want Answers?...
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