What is called physiotherapy?

 


The word physiotherapy is used to refer to different types of therapy, including manual therapy and exercise therapy. Manual therapy includes manipulation, massage, and other hands-on techniques. Exercise therapy might include exercises such as stretching or strengthening muscle groups or aerobic work.

This article will examine the different types of physiotherapy used in the treatment of disease and injury. We will also look at what conditions they can be used to treat.


What are the different types of physiotherapy?


There are different types of physiotherapy and they can be broadly classified as follows:


- Manual therapy – where trained professionals use various techniques to assist with your pain management and physical functioning;


- Massage therapy – involves the use of hands to treat muscles, through the application of pressure or manipulation. This type of physiotherapy invokes relaxation;


- Exercise therapy – these are activities that you can do on your own or in a supervised environment with the help of a therapist. The objectives behind these activities are to increase muscle strength, improve range of motion and reduce pain.


How much does physiotherapy cost in the USA?


There are many variables in the physiotherapy cost in the USA. One of many factors is the type of therapy plan that you choose. You can choose between a one-time, three-month, six-month, or a year's worth treatment plan. The plans differ in their duration and frequency of sessions.


The amount charged is also determined by the region, medical coverage, and the type of therapy location (private or public). It can range from just over $200 per session to more than $2,000 per session for some treatments.


Some clinics charge by the session while others charge by the hour.


Since 2016 in Richmond VA  RVA Physical Therapy And Sports Rehab center can help with all described conditions. To schedule a consultation or request more information about available services contact RVA Physical Therapy team by phone (804) 396 6753  or send email to info@rvaphysicaltherapy.com 

You can visit the therapy center at  2620 A Gaskins Rd, Henrico, VA 23238, USA.

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