What happens when you’re done with your physical therapy? At some point all good things come to an end. Some of you will wonder ...

• How do I keep up my progress?
• How do I prevent this from happening again?
• I’ve actually enjoyed beginning an exercise program and I want to keep it up.
• That massage really helps. Can I keep receiving massage?
• What do I do if I start hurting again?
• What if something new happens?

Carson Physical Therapy will still be there for you. We can design an exercise program for you to be done at home, here, or at a gym of your choosing.

Keep us informed! Keep us aware of what’s going on. If your knee or shoulder, for example, starts hurting again, give us a call. We’ll be happy to examine it and make recommendations. We can then help you get back into your physician’s office again if required.

Arkansas is a direct access state, which means you do not have to have a physician referral to go to physical therapy. The only downside of this is that none of the local insurance companies will pay for physical therapy without a prescription. Regardless, you can come directly to us and we can make recommendations to you for what you might do for your new or exacerbated condition.

Medically Oriented Gym

We have a membership program to our gym for "aftercare" once you've completed your therapy.  See our Medically Oriented Gym program. This does not include personal training for exercise instruction.

Massage

Massage is a valuable tool.  Research has proved that it is one of the best methods for relieving tight muscles, reducing stress, alleviating back and neck pain, and preventing reocurrence.

Schdule a massage here at the clinic.  We have 1/2 hour, 55 minute and 85 minute massages available.  Our prices are very comparable.  Give us a call. Gift certificates available.

Gratuities not accepted.