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Physical Therapists - Crescent City, CA

We found 8 physical therapists in Crescent City, CA. See refinement options below.

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Dr. Kristi Ann Edgar, DPT, PT

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225 I Street, Crescent City, CA

Dr. Kristi Edgar works as a physical therapy specialist in Crescent City, CA.
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Bradley Kime, OCS

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225 I Street, Crescent City, CA

Mr. Bradley Kime is a physical therapy specialist in Crescent City, CA.
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John Richard Knox, PT

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440 L Street, Crescent City, CA 95531

Mr. John Knox specializes in physical therapy and practices in Crescent City, CA.
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Mr. Ryan Ellsworth Farr, P.T.

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1485 Northcrest Drive, Crescent City, CA

Mr. Ryan Farr is a physical therapy specialist in Crescent City, CA.
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John Michael Goss, P.T.

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241 Arnett Street, Crescent City, CA

Mr. John Goss works as a physical therapy specialist in Crescent City, CA.
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Collin Michael Taylor, PT

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225 I Street, Crescent City, CA

Mr. Collin Taylor specializes in physical therapy and practices in Crescent City, CA.
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Allegra Morton, DPT

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Washington Boulevard, Crescent City, CA 95531

Ms. Allegra Morton works as a physical therapy specialist in Crescent City, CA.
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Keegan Martin, DPT

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Washington Boulevard, Crescent City, CA 95531

Mr. Keegan Martin practices physical therapy in Crescent City, CA.

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What is Physical Therapy?

When injury or disease limit a patient's ability to move and enjoy day-to-day activities without hurting, physical therapy helps restore movement and function. Physical therapy can increase strength, balance, and range of motion while reducing stiffness and pain. In some cases it may even be a safe and non-invasive alternative to pain medications or surgery.

Because physical therapy is used to treat an incredibly wide variety of ailments, each patient's experience may be slightly different. In general, however, physical therapy appointments will consist of an examination, physical therapy treatments, and instructions about helpful ways to move or techniques to approach physical challenges.

The treatments used in physical therapy help to increase movement, reduce pain, and speed healing. They may include, among others:

Stretching
Strength exercises
Massage
Water therapy
Ultrasound therapy
Heat or cold therapy

Physical therapy is useful for many different problems. Almost any injury or disease that makes it painful or difficult to move can be treated with physical therapy. A few examples of conditions regularly seen by physical therapists include:

Injuries, including fractures, sprains, and strains
Lower back pain
Post-surgical care
Amputation
Stroke or brain injury
Dizziness and loss of balance
Muscle disorders
Developmental delays

Being able to go about your daily life effectively and comfortably is a key component of independence. Restoring that function is the work of physical therapists.