An Inclusive Guide on Outpatient Physical Therapy
Physical therapy is a healthcare profession dedicated to helping people improve their overall functional movement level. An outpatient physical therapist can guide you through one-on-one sessions and/or group programs, which include exercise, education and advice about your condition or injury. Outpatient clinics are usually located in a doctor's office or private hospital room. Here in this blog, we will discuss in brief outpatient physical therapy and what are its uses. Keep reading! What Are Its Uses? Physical therapists at hospitals, private clinics, medical offices, and rehabilitation centres provide outpatient services to patients suffering from musculoskeletal or kinetic dysfunctions. Most people who undergo outpatient physical therapy do so for a minimum of four weeks and typically do so twice or thrice weekly. Outpatient physical therapy may be necessary for three to six months for more severe instances that need a longer period for rehabilitation, often after surgery. Y