InMotion Physical Therapy is a Therapist owned clinic that was started to provide only the highest quality direct, personal care to our patients through our commitment to service and excellence, both personally and professionally. We pride ourselves in the continual pursuit of knowledge, which allows us to provide our patients with the most up-to-date treatments. At InMotion, each individual is treated as we would treat our own family members, providing them with a caring, supportive environment to promote and facilitate healing. Orthopedic Physical Therapy includes evaluation and treatment to the musculoskeletal system, such as injuries or disorders to muscle, tendon, ligaments, and bone or joints. Treatment is individualized for each patient and may include manual therapy, exercise, therapeutic modalities, patient education, and a home exercise program. Diagnoses Include •General Orthopedics (knee, shoulder, foot/ankle, wrist/hand, hip, elbow) •Carpal Tunnel Syndrome •Fibromyalgia •Injuries Due to a Motor Vehicle Accident •Low Back, Mid Back, or Neck Pain •Myofascial Pain Syndrome •Osteoarthritis •Radiculopathy, Numbness, Tingling •Sacroiliac Dysfunction, Pelvic Girdle Dysfunction •Scoliosis •Spondylolisthesis, Stenosis, Degenerative Disc Disease, Vertebral Disc Herniation •Sport Related Injuries •Temporomandibular Joint (TMJ) Dysfunction •Thoracic Outlet Syndrome •Work Related Injuries Women’s Health Physical Therapy is a specialty area in physical therapy for the evaluation and treatment of men and women with pelvic floor dysfunction and women with prenatal and postpartum complications. Pelvic floor dysfunction effects men and women of all ages and refers to muscles that are weak, tight, spastic, or a combination of these. Pelvic floor muscles are designed for support of the pelvic organs, trunk stability, bladder function and sexual function. Diagnoses Include •Urgency-Frequency/Overactive Bladder •Stress, Urge, or Mixed Incontinence •Painful or Dysfunctional Voiding or Defecation •Interstitial Cystitis •Pudendal Neuralgia •Abdominal Pain •Tailbone and Rectal Pain •Pelvic Organ Prolapse