Center for Rehabilitation and Sports Medicine

Cedar Park Physical Therapy - Center for Rehab and Sports Medicine

Outpatient Rehabilitation and Sports Medicine

Our Approach

At Cedar Park Regional Rehabilitation and Sports Medicine, outpatient services are designed to assist each patient through the recovery process. Both speech therapy and physical therapy are offered on either an inpatient or outpatient basis.

Physical Therapy

Our physical therapists assist individuals in returning to their sports activities and promote overall health and fitness. They are focused on improving mobility, relieving pain and preventing disability.

Physical therapists provide individualized treatment plans using specialized equipment and modalities. Early treatment can promote a faster recovery and can assist patients in achieving a maximum level of functioning.

The following are the most common conditions that are treated with physical therapy at Cedar Park Regional Rehabilitation and Sports Medicine:

Orthopedic and sports injuries
Arthritis and degenerative joint disease
Back or neck pain, tingling or numbness
Upper or lower extremity injuries
Poor posture
Decreased motor coordination
Joint replacement
Post-surgical recovery
Vertigo or balance problems
Work-related injuries
Chronic pain

Speech Therapy

Communication problems are caused by a variety of conditions and illnesses. At Cedar Park Rehabilitation and Sports Medicine, a certified speech therapist provides evaluation, treatment and counseling to assist each patient.

Treatments Offered:

Speech therapy after stroke or traumatic brain injury
Dysphagia (difficulty swallowing)
Voice disorders

Speech Services for:

Adult language disorders
Aphasia
Apraxia
Cognitive communication disorders
Dysarthria or slurred speech
Traumatic brain injury
Voice disorders
Medical conditions including Parkinson’s disease, stroke, ALS, laryngeal cancer, and oral cancer.

Individualized Treatment Services

Therapy services require a referral or prescription from a medical practitioner. Insurance carriers may require authorization before treatment begins. Most insurance plans, including Medicare are accepted. Worker’ Compensation is also accepted.

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