Free Assessments for Physical Therapy Month

We're giving away free assessments for National Physical Therapy Month. We want to celebrate our profession and your wellness! You can be well and physically fit!

A movement assessment can tell a therapist how well a person's body is responding to everyday movements. It also allows them to identify any areas that may lack mobility, which can signal a risk of future injury.

This assessment is vital for anyone with:

- Lower Back Pain
- Arthritis
- Sciatica
- Neck Pain
- Headaches
- Shoulder Pain
- Knee Pain
- Problems Walking
- Pain with Physical Activity

During the assessment the physical therapist will talk to you about the history of your problem...
Take measurements to test how well you move and how much strength each area has...
Then provide you with a written copy of:

1) The cause of your pain or problem, and
2) A plan for successful treatment.

An individual with impaired movements will find difficulty in all activities, even the most mundane daily living and working tasks. Movements built on dysfunctional base movements can only get worse unless a patient undergoes a functional movement assessment. The Superior Method (our free assessment) is able to detect even small anomalies in movement patterns so people working physically strenuous occupations can develop exercises to help them in their day-to-day responsibilities.

Pain-free, functional movement is always the overall goal, whether the patient is an athlete looking for an edge in training or an ordinary person wanting to do simple tasks easily.

After a free assessment, patients walk away with confidence, hope and direction.  Ultimately this means peace of mind that it's going to be all right.

So if you are experiencing any pain, and you’d like to find out the real cause and the way to solve it, just call 231.944.6541 to reserve your spot.

Watch our invite video:  https://vimeo.com/749617750

We hope this helps you! For more info, read our blog: Surprisingly, Everyone Benefits from a Functional Movement Assessment | Superior Physical Therapy (thesuperiortherapy.com)