Hunt Regional Physical Therapy Powered by Greater Therapy Centers - Rowlett, TX

We provide quality, comprehensive physical therapy treatment for patients who are injured or suffering from any type of movement or function disorder in the Dallas, TX and Ft. Worth, Tx and surrounding areas.

As a key member of today's dynamic health care team, we prescribe a goal-oriented program of evaluation, treatment, and prevention for our patient's specific needs. 

Conditions we treat include but are not limited to: 

• Orthopedic and sports injuries
• Pre/post surgical rehabilitation/physical therapy
• Back and neck injuries/pain
• Work injuries
• Auto accident injuries (Exclusions apply, please contact for more information)

The benefits of physical therapy include: 

• Relief of pain and muscle spasms
• Improved mobility and increased range of motion
• Increased or maintained strength and endurance
• Decreased swelling and inflammation of joints
• Decreased physical stresses
• Improved sense of well-being

What is Manual Therapy?

At Greater Therapy Centers we utilize several types of therapy techniques aimed at helping patients recover from pain.  Manual therapy also referred to as manipulative therapy is a hands-on technique to relieve pain and improve range of motion in muscles and joints. Instead of utilizing a machine or device our physical therapists use their hands to apply pressure to particular muscles. This method is used to help decrease pain caused by muscle spasm or joint dysfunction.

Manual therapy helps to restore motion to joints that have been otherwise limited in mobility due to pain. Manipulation, massage and mobilization are three common forms of manual therapy.   With manipulation therapy a licensed physical therapist uses their hands or a small tool to manipulate your muscles and soft tissue to help alleviate pain. Massage therapy is similar to manipulation however it involves working the knots and kinks out of your soft tissues.  For mobilization a physical therapist works on loosening up the joint causing pain.  This is done by moving the joint slowly while increasing the distance of movement directly into the barrier of a joint.

Manual Therapy is used to treat these conditions:

• Headaches
• Low back pain
• Neck pain
• Joint pain
• Sports related injuries

Is manual therapy safe?

Yes.  Manual therapy performed by licensed physical therapists is a safe and effective treatment options for people suffering from pain associated with injuries to the muscles, joint and soft tissue.

Dry needling is technique used by physical therapists to treat myofascial pain and soft tissue dysfunction. The term “dry” means a needle that does not have medicine or injection, therefore, dry needling refers to inserting a needle without medication into a muscle or tendon. The goal of dry needling is to increase range of motion and decrease pain. Dry needling is typically used in conjunction with other therapy techniques to help relieve pain and restore proper function of the muscle. Dry needling can also be referred to as functional dry needling or intramuscular manual therapy.

What conditions are treated with dry needling?

Dry needling can be used to treat a variety of musculoskeletal disorders by helping to relax muscle trigger points. Dry needling is an appropriate therapy to treat:

• Neck pain
• Back pain
• Shoulder pain
• Knee pain
• Ankle pain
• Hamstring problems
• Headaches
• Shin splints
• Sports injuries
• Muscle tightness

Is dry needling safe?

Since dry needling involves inserting needles directly into the muscle many people experience immediate relief and are able to move more freely. Dry needling is as safe as most other treatments used by a therapist who is properly trained in using the technique.

Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy

Physical therapy for pelvic health focuses on treating patients with muscular problems or weakness in the muscles of the pelvic floor. Anyone with a pelvis can have trouble with their pelvic floor, and everyone is different with the best ways to be treated.

1. Children may experience pelvic floor issues which can contribute to excessive bedwetting.
2. Women often experience pelvic issues, especially during and after pregnancy. This can include pressure, leaking, and even low back pain.
3. Men may experience erectile dysfunction or loss of urine after a prostatectomy.

These are just a few examples of issues that Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy can assist in.

Conditions we treat include but are not limited to: 

• Incontinence
• Pelvic pain or injury
• Pregnancy-related pain
• Peripartum
• Prolapse
• Urinary disorders
• Hip pain
• Bowel disorders
• Connective tissue disorders
• Incontinence
• Post-prostatectomy
• Prostate issues

The benefits of pelvic health therapy include: 

• Incontinence management
• Strengthened pelvic floor
• Reduced back and hip pain
• Fewer incidences of bladder leakage

Our Flower Mound location is ready to help you with your pelvic floor needs! Learn more about our Pelvic Floor Therapist, Carmen.