Parkinson’s Disease (PD) affects how the brain controls movement, often causing stiffness, tremors, slowness, and balance problems. While there’s no cure, Physical Therapy (PT) plays a major role in helping patients stay active and independent.
At Health Plus PT, our neurological rehabilitation team designs safe, effective, and personalized exercise programs to improve mobility and quality of life for people living with Parkinson’s.
Improves Balance and Reduces Falls – Targeted balance training and safe movement strategies lower fall risk.
Enhances Walking and Flexibility – Gait training, stretching, and strengthening exercises help reduce stiffness and freezing.
Builds Strength and Posture – PT promotes upright posture and strong muscles to support daily activities.
Encourages Independence – We focus on practical tasks like getting up from a chair, turning, or walking safely in different environments.
Supports Brain Health – Repetitive, goal-oriented movement can stimulate the brain’s ability to adapt — helping you move better over time.
Our physical therapists provide individualized Parkinson’s treatment plans, using evidence-based techniques like:
Balance and gait training
Stretching and strengthening routines
Movement cueing strategies (visual or auditory cues)
Home exercise programs for ongoing progress
With early and consistent therapy, many patients experience better coordination, improved confidence, and a greater sense of control in daily life.
At Health Plus Physical Therapy & Rehabilitation Center, our Parkinson’s Disease Physical Therapy program is designed to help patients improve mobility, balance, and quality of life. Through personalized, evidence-based exercises, our skilled therapists work to reduce stiffness, enhance coordination, and maintain independence. We focus on safe, effective routines that empower patients to move with confidence both in and out of the clinic.
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