We strive to help our patients feel comfortable and achieve their goals.
Regain functionality and movement.
SportsMed providing the highest quality of care in your home
Our Therapy addresses dysfunction in the pelvic floor
Non-invasive treatment that reduces pain and disability
A versatile treatment that is very common in Chinese medicine.
¡SportsMed Physical Therapy se complace en anunciar la apertura de nuestra oficina más nueva en Jersey City, New Jersey! Nuestras instalaciones están ubicadas en el
Every day, our physical therapists and supporting staff build someone’s personal success story. This September we added to our long line of successes! Here are some of
Our physical therapists revel in the success of their patients, and over the years have seen many stories of improved quality of life with their
Pain medications aren’t without risk. Long term effects are controversial, because more often than not pain killer users are not well informed. As with any medicine,
Has your neck been feeling stiff or tight? Have you been experiencing migraines? Neck pain is very common with people who work at a desk
Back pain is pretty common. For some, surgery may seem the only option when you can’t seem to get any relief. Is that really the best
The hip is the body’s biggest ball-and-socket joint. It is built to withstand constant wear and tear but is not indestructible. Age and usage can
Do you have shoulder pain that comes and goes? This is actually quite common. The shoulder joint is very mobile, and because of that it is
What is Tennis Elbow? Tennis elbow or lateral epicondylitis, as it is known in the medical world, is a repetitive strain injury that affects the muscles
What is Vertigo? A feeling of spinning that commonly results from issues with balance sensors in the inner ear. The sensation is usually fairly specific,
A common question that we get here at SportsMed Physical Therapy is, “how do I reduce arthritis pain.”Arthritis is not a single disease; it is
As many as 86% of Americans sit at a desk at their place of employment. Researchers at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
