Maranatha Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation's services encompass a holistic and patient-centered approach to healthcare, emphasizing the body's natural ability to heal and maintain well-being. Physiatric practitioners, often referred to as MDs, use a combination of manual therapy, lifestyle guidance, and traditional medical practices to address a wide range of health issues. They focus on treating the whole person, recognizing the interconnections of the body's systems, and aim to uncover and address the root causes of ailments rather than merely managing symptoms. Physiatric treatment services often cover musculoskeletal concerns, but they extend beyond that, addressing various medical conditions, promoting wellness, and providing preventive care. The goal is to empower patients to take an active role in their health journey and achieve long-lasting, comprehensive well-being.
Services we offer include:
- Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
- Electrodiagnostic Testing (EMG)
- Botox for Spasticity, Pain, or Chronic Migraine
- Non-Surgical Treatment Options
- Disability Assessments
- Primary Care: Comprehensive healthcare and preventive services
- Intergrated Pain Management: Treatment for acute and chronic pain conditions
- Musculoskeletal Assessment: Evaluation of musculoskeletal issues
- Lifestyle and Wellness Counseling: Guidance for a healthy lifestyle
- Sports Medicine: Diagnosis, treatment, and performance optimization
- Geriatric Care: Tailored healthcare for older adults
- Integrative Medicine: Combining osteopathic principles with other therapies
- Preventive Health: Proactive measures and health screenings
- Nutrition and Diet Guidance: Customized dietary plans and counseling
- Mental Health Support: Evaluation and treatment of mental health issues
- Chronic Condition Management: Care for various chronic conditions
- Lifestyle Modification: Help with healthy lifestyle changes
- Rehabilitation: Post-surgery and injury recovery plans
- Educational Resources: Patient education on health topics
- Holistic and Patient-Centered Care: Addressing the whole person's health
Emergency Treatment
If you have a life-threatening or severe injury, call 911 or go directly to the nearest hospital emergency room.