Physical Therapy in Brunswick, North Carolina

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Updated October 31, 2026

BenchMark Physical Therapy

Physical Therapy

Ocean Isle Beach, NC

BenchMark Physical Therapy offers Ocean Isle patients physical, occupational, pediatric, geriatric, neurological, and telehealth therapy services.

  • pediatric therapy
  • geriatric therapy
  • neurological physical therapy

Level Up Physical Therapy

Physical Therapy

Calabash, NC

Level Up Physical Therapy provides one-on-one, full-hour care with licensed Doctors of Physical Therapy and free STEADI fall-risk screenings in Calabash.

  • older adults seeking balance or fall-prevention treatment
  • patients needing consistent one-on-one care with the same physical therapist
  • orthopedic or neurological rehabilitation

BenchMark Physical Therapy

Physical Therapy

Shallotte, NC

BenchMark Physical Therapy offers dry needling, hand therapy, neurological physical therapy, and telehealth services in Shallotte.

  • Patients seeking dry needling or manual therapy
  • Hand therapy needs
  • Pediatric or geriatric physical therapy

BenchMark Physical Therapy

Physical Therapy

Southport, NC

BenchMark Physical Therapy provides physical therapy in Southport, NC, with pediatric, geriatric, neurological, orthopedic, and virtual-care services.

  • orthopedic rehabilitation
  • pediatric therapy
  • geriatric therapy

UpCurrent Physical Therapy & Wellness

Physical Therapy

Leland, NC

UpCurrent Physical Therapy provides one-on-one physical therapy, visceral manipulation, and craniosacral therapy in Leland with published self-pay pricing.

  • one-on-one physical therapy for acute or chronic injuries
  • sports injury rehabilitation and return-to-sport training
  • post-operation rehabilitation

Immediate care without waiting on referrals or insurance verifications

Core Physical Therapy

Physical Therapy

Leland, NC

Core Physical Therapy provides one-on-one treatment for vestibular disorders, concussions, orthopedic injuries, and post-operative rehabilitation.

  • post-operative joint replacement rehabilitation
  • vestibular dysfunction and balance difficulties
  • concussion rehabilitation

Bodies In Balance Physical Therapy Leland

Physical Therapy

Belville, NC

Bodies in Balance Physical Therapy offers pelvic floor and vestibular rehabilitation through four locations in Wilmington, Leland, and Hampstead.

  • pelvic floor rehabilitation
  • vestibular or balance rehabilitation
  • Parkinson's rehabilitation through the MOVE WELL Class

OSTEO health and balance

Physical Therapy

St James, NC

OSTEO Health and Balance provides personalized physical therapy treatment plans for pain relief and mobility in Southport.

  • Pain relief through physical therapy
  • Mobility recovery
  • Patients seeking personalized treatment plans

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FAQ

How much does physical therapy cost in Brunswick County?

The cost depends on insurance benefits, copays, deductibles, and whether the clinic bills insurance or uses self-pay pricing. UpCurrent publishes pay-per-visit pricing and provides itemized receipts for possible insurance submission; ask other clinics for an evaluation and follow-up quote.

Do I need a doctor's referral for physical therapy in North Carolina?

Some clinics accept patients without a referral, but insurance plans may still require one for coverage. UpCurrent specifically lists immediate care without referral or insurance verification; confirm both access and payer requirements before scheduling.

How long does a physical therapy treatment plan usually take?

The schedule varies by diagnosis, surgery, goals, and progress. Post-operative rehabilitation, balance problems, sports injuries, and chronic pain may require different visit frequencies, so the treating therapist should provide an expected timeline after evaluation.

Which Brunswick County physical therapists treat dizziness, falls, or balance problems?

Level Up lists balance and falls-prevention treatment, gait treatment, and neurological rehabilitation. Core Physical Therapy lists vestibular rehabilitation plus gait and balance rehabilitation.

Should I go to physical therapy or seek emergency care after an injury?

Seek emergency care for severe pain, major trauma, suspected fracture, chest pain, trouble breathing, sudden weakness, or new loss of bladder or bowel control. Routine muscle, joint, post-surgical, and mobility problems are generally appropriate for a scheduled physical-therapy evaluation.