What Is A Worry-Free Body Worth To You?

When something doesn’t feel right in your body, where do you go for help?

You can spend endless amounts of time and money while worrying if you’ll ever get better, if you’re doing more damage with every move, if you’ll need surgery, if you’ll get addicted to drugs, if you’ll ever have another PR, or worrying about worrying about this for the rest of your life!

You can breathe easy (and diaphragmatically) when you have the right physical therapist on your team. At Body Gears, you can choose PT first knowing your therapist can either fix the problem or refer you to the branch of healthcare that can. We’re a one-stop-shop for full-body treatment so you can start feeling better after your very first visit, no prescription necessary in Illinois or California.

Headaches? No problem.

Plantar fasciitis? Fixed it a million times.

Baby on the way? We support you before AND after delivery.

Pain that just came out of nowhere and won’t go away? That’s our specialty!

Obviously, in an emergency, go to the emergency room! What’s less obvious is that there are a lot of things you can go to your physical therapist for first.

Here’s an idea of when to see who for what:

 

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to a worry-free body

 

Written by: Dr. Julia Melanson, PT, DPT

Edited by: April Oury, PT, MSPT, IOC, CFMT, FAAOMPT, Founder

 

As always, consult with your Licensed Physical Therapist for individualized advice. For those in Illinois and California, visit your PT immediately without a prescription or referral.

Give us a call at (877) 709-1090 for more information or fill out the contact us form and we will contact you.

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