Our Center for Physical Therapy will help with Osteoporosis & Osteopenia

 

Osteoporosis & Osteopenia is a degenerative disease that results in the loss of bone density and increases your risk for fracture.


Our Richmond, VA physical therapy team specializes in treating patients with osteoporosis & osteopenia. We utilize a holistic approach to achieve the best treatment results for our patients. Our staff has years of experience in treating patients of all ages, including children and senior citizens.


Getting results and helping you achieve your goals is our passion.

 

What can we do:

  • Exercises

  • Physical therapy

  • Manual therapy

  • Drug treatment

  • Operation (if necessary)

How can we help?


At The Center for Physical Therapy in Richmond, we are dedicated to helping you live a more active and healthy lifestyle. Our team of highly qualified physical therapists and sports medicine specialists is here to help you get back on track, both physically and mentally.


Our Physical Therapy team offers the latest in therapies and treatment for chronic pain:

  • pain management

  • rehabilitation

  • personalized care

  • special exercises


Our Center in Richmond provides comprehensive, evidence-based therapy to individuals who are recovering from injury or illness. Our goal is to help patients achieve their highest possible level of function and improve their quality of life after injury or illness by providing physical therapy services. We look forward to meeting you!


To schedule a consultation or request more information about available services, contact the RVA Physical Therapy team by phone at (804) 396 6753 or email info@rvaphysicaltherapy.com. 

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



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