Conditions We Treat

Start with where it hurts. Each page explains the condition in plain language, how physical therapy helps and when to see a doctor first.

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Back

Low back pain is the most common reason people start physical therapy.

All conditions

Physical Therapy for a Herniated or Bulging Disc

Disc herniations, bulges and spinal stenosis: what they mean, how McKenzie testing guides care, and when to see a doctor first.

Physical Therapy for Sciatica

Leg pain from the back or buttock: what causes sciatica, how we test and treat it, and the warning signs that need a doctor.

Physical Therapy for Neck Pain

Desk-related neck pain and whiplash after car accidents: how we evaluate and treat both, plus No-Fault basics and red flags.

Physical Therapy for a Pinched Nerve

Arm or leg symptoms from a pinched nerve in the neck or low back: nerve root patterns, urgent signs and how treatment works.

Physical Therapy for Tension and Neck-Related Headaches

What physical therapy can do for tension-type and neck-related headaches, and the headache warning signs that need a doctor.

Physical Therapy for Shoulder Pain

Rotator cuff problems, impingement and frozen shoulder: how they differ, how we treat them, and when to see a doctor.

Physical Therapy for Knee Pain

Runner's knee, IT band pain, meniscus irritation and knee arthritis: what your pain location suggests and how we treat it.

Physical Therapy for Hip Pain and Bursitis

Outer hip pain, bursitis and hamstring strains: what usually causes them, how exercise-based care helps, and warning signs.

Physical Therapy for Foot and Ankle Pain

Achilles tendonitis, ankle sprains and plantar heel pain: what helps, what to avoid, and when an X-ray or doctor comes first.

Physical Therapy for Tennis and Golfer's Elbow

Tennis and golfer's elbow: how they differ, what a strengthening plan involves, and the signs that need a physician first.

Physical Therapy for Wrist and Hand Pain

Carpal tunnel, thumb tendon pain, finger tingling and stiff wrists: likely causes, what therapy can do, and when to see a doctor.

Physical Therapy for Arthritis

Osteoarthritis of the knees, hips, hands and spine: what exercise can do, how therapy is set up, and when to see a doctor.

Physical Therapy for Osteoporosis and Bone Health

Strength, balance and safe movement for osteoporosis and low bone density, alongside the testing and medication your physician manages.

Tendonitis, Sprains and Strains

Tendonitis, muscle strains, ligament sprains and sports hernias: how they differ, how we treat them, and when to see a doctor first.

Physical Therapy for Scoliosis

Adult and degenerative scoliosis: easing pain and building strength, honest limits on what exercise changes, and when to see a doctor.

Physical Therapy for Posture

Desk, phone and driving aches: what research says about posture and pain, what posture training involves, and when to see a doctor.

Physical Therapy for Chronic Pain

Long-lasting pain, CRPS (formerly RSD) and joint hypermobility: what physical therapy can offer, and when a physician should lead.

Virginia Street, Buffalo

Start physical therapy this week

With most plans, you can begin without a referral under New York's direct access law. Call us or request a time, and we will confirm your coverage before your first visit.

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