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Performance Training for athletes is another specialty of our trainers. Bring your drive and we have the knowledge, drills, techniques and equipment to help you exceed your goals! If you seek better physical health, we have Community Fitness programs open to all. Guided by our trainers with multiple times during the day, you will see improvement!
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We have "therapy" for that too! Well, we have Sleep Studies at Wahoo to help decide next steps. Snoring can be extremely irritating, but there can be real concerns with breathing patterns. Let us help you and your loved one with a sleep study so you both can sleep (& breathe) easier!
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Lymphedema is a chronic, progressive disease that will worsen over time if left untreated, requiring lifelong treatment. It cannot be cured, however can typically be controlled with proper management and compliance with lifestyle changes. Brochure Coming Soon. Call Ali at 402 443-1426 today to learn more!
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ALL types of therapy needs for your entire family—
Quality Care...As If Family
We pride ourselves on providing the very best care—the care we would want for our own family. We go above and beyond by providing more then just physical therapy: We bring specialists to you for your specific needs. Have questions? Simply stop in or call us!
Providing accessible and affordable therapy with the
level of quality and compassion that we want for our own families.
One Unique Thing We Do
We get to know you and your specific therapy goals. We work hard together and show you how to improve your range of motion|breathing|etc so you can reach your goals. We do our best to care for you as family.
Superb therapists to care for your entire family after injury or illness.
Flu activity is still fairly low, but, as expected, has slowly increased over the last few weeks, CDC officials say.
A study,of nearly 89,000 U.S. patients found that people given physical therapy for their pain were 7 percent to 16 percent less likely to fill a prescription for an opioid.
In a recent study, men with inflammatory bowel disease had higher PSA levels and were four to five times more likely to develop prostate cancer than those in the control group, the investigators found.
