This powerful method is currently revolutionising the way Physiotherapists prevent and rehabilitate injuries. Clinical Pilates is a system of exercises that integrates the traditional Pilates Method with modern research into musculoskeletal dysfunction.
What is Clinical Pilates?
Every person’s biomechanics and movement patterning are all slightly different. All sports and work require different skills and muscle activation. When it comes to injury prevention and skill development every persons needs are slightly different. Clinical Pilates is individual or small group Pilates with a physiotherapist.
How does Clinical Pilates exercises work?
With pilates you train the core muscles around your spine. The focus of pilates is soley on you and we will make sure that you are maintaining the best technique possible. With that you can recover from your condition as soon as possible. Pilates exercises are aimed at the appropriate level for you and your pain and are progressed when possible and tolerated.
Common Symptoms
Low back pain
Neck pain
Headaches
Arm pain
Shoulder pain
Dizziness
Neck stiffness
Reduced motion range
Immediate Care & Initial Consultation
Seeking immediate care following an auto accident is crucial. In many instances, those involved are unaware of any pain or injury symptoms because of adrenaline. But receiving care sooner than later can help patients avoid chronic pain and reduced mobility.
Your initial consultation with any chiropractic firm should be a stress-free experience. The professional staff at Philly Spine Center knows that those involved in auto accidents are going though enough as it is, so having an easy, streamlined onboarding process and initial consultation is of the utmost importance.
Initial Exam
Initial examination performed by practicing doctor
Imaging Testing
Imaging testing could include MRI's and/or x-rays
No Paperwork
We handle all paperwork with your insurance company
Work w/ Lawyer
Handle all correspondence with your law firm
Frequently Asked Questions
According to the National Institutes of Health, whiplash is the most common injury associated with motor vehicle accidents, affecting up to 83% of patients involved in collisions.
Back injuries to both the upper c-spine and lower back are also common. as are soft tissue injuries, sprains, strains and torn ligaments and tendons.
Unfortunately, not all injuries appear instantly in the aftermath of an auto accident. It is for this reason that many of those involved assume that they do not require immediate medical attention.
While some external injuries like bumps, bruising, scrapes and cuts may appear quickly, many internal injuries may take days and sometimes weeks to surface.
In addition to treating whiplash in the days and weeks following an auto accident, chiropractic care can also reduce swelling and inflammation, alleviate chronic and long-term pain, increase range of motion mobility, improve posture, and reduce scar tissue. This can all be achieved with no over the counter medications using gentile non-invasive techniques.
The treatment for those individuals involved in an auto accident is covered by the auto insurance policy of the at-fault party. The staff at Philly Spine Center will handle all insurance paperwork and, most cases are accepted with no out of pocket expense.
Each patient receives a private doctor consultation which may or may not include an orthopedic and/or neurologic examination, chiropractic test and, if necessary, an mri or xray.
Multi-faceted Approach to Healing
Chiropractic Care
Soft Tissue Therapy
Rehab Training
Nutrional Counseling
Realign spine and improve overall body function
Address muscle strains and ligament sprains
Restore strength and flexibility
Support and enhance your body’s healing process
Personalized Treatment
You will receive a full individualized treatment
Comfortable Clinic
Our clinic feels like a comfortable health & fitness center
Licensed Therapists
Your treatment will be performed by only licensed therapists