Physiotherapy in Richmond, VA



Welcome to RVA Physical Therapy, your premier physical therapy center in Richmond, VA and the surrounding area. We provide a variety of services, including outpatient physical rehabilitation, aquatic physical therapy, senior physical therapy, and more. We have the skill and experience necessary to serve as your full-service physical therapists, offering the highest quality services and customer care.

With over 15 years of experience, our company offers respect, trust, dedication, integrity and a commitment to exceeding the expectations of our customers. When it comes to improving your physical health, we take great pride in our work. We strive to deliver complete customer satisfaction for every person, providing quality physical therapy services, affordable pricing, and excellent customer service.

If you are interested in acquiring our massage physical therapy service or if you would like to learn more about pain management, go ahead and contact us at RVA Physical Therapy Services today for more information.

Our Services

If you're looking for excellent service and a people-friendly approach, then you've come to the right place. At RVA Physical Therapy, our ultimate goal is to serve you and make your experience with us a pleasant one.

Services

Spinal Care

Shoulder Care

Elbow Care

Wrist Care

Hand Care

Hip Care

Knee Care

Foot/Ankle Care

Sports Injury Rehab

Customize Exercise Program


If you have any questions or would like help creating an exercise routine, call RVA Physical Therapy at 804-396-6753 or email pelvichealth@rvaphysicaltherapy.com.

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