Physical therapy plays a crucial role in helping veterans improve their physical function and overall quality of life. Here at Jones Physical Therapy, we care about our Veterans and want to help them live a pain-free life. 

• Pain Management: Veterans often suffer from musculoskeletal injuries and chronic pain due to their military service. Physical therapy is an effective non-pharmacological approach to managing and reducing pain. It helps veterans regain mobility and function, reducing their reliance on pain medications.
• Improving Mobility: Physical therapy assists veterans in regaining mobility and independence. Whether they’re recovering from combat-related injuries, amputations, or surgeries, physical therapists work to enhance their ability to move and perform daily activities.
• Prosthetic and Orthotic Training: Physical therapists help veterans who use prosthetics or orthotic devices to adapt and improve their mobility. They provide training and support for the use of these devices to enhance the veterans’ quality of life.
• Treatment for PTSD and TBI: Traumatic brain injury (TBI) and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) are common among veterans. Physical therapy can be part of a comprehensive rehabilitation plan for these conditions, helping to improve balance, coordination, and physical well-being, which can have a positive impact on mental health.
• Reducing Falls: Falls are a significant concern for many veterans, especially those with disabilities or older individuals. Physical therapy programs can help veterans improve their balance and reduce the risk of falls, which can lead to serious injuries.
• Customized Rehabilitation Plans: Physical therapists work with veterans to create individualized rehabilitation plans based on their specific needs and goals. This personalized approach can lead to better outcomes and a higher quality of life.
• Improved Function and Quality of Life: Physical therapy contributes to increased functional abilities and an improved overall quality of life for veterans. It allows them to engage in activities they may have thought were no longer possible.
• Preventive Care: Physical therapists can also provide preventive care and education, helping veterans maintain their health and well-being and reduce the risk of future injuries.
• Support for Wounded Warriors: Many organizations and programs, such as the Wounded Warrior Project, provide physical therapy services and support to wounded veterans. These programs aim to help veterans recover and reintegrate into civilian life successfully.
• VA Services: The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) provides physical therapy services to veterans through VA medical centers and clinics across the country. These services are available to eligible veterans and often play a vital role in their healthcare.

Statistics on the effectiveness of physical therapy for veterans may vary depending on the specific conditions and demographics of the veteran population. The impact of physical therapy can be significant in improving veterans’ physical health, mental well-being, and overall quality of life.

In Honor of Veteran’s Day, we would like to treat you or a Veteran in your life with a Free Pain Relief Session. Click the button below to reserve your spot.