Mission Physical Therapy

Physical Therapy

Wilson, NC

Mission Physical Therapy provides one-on-one treatment with a licensed physical therapist for pelvic health, running, orthopedic, vestibular, and sports rehabilitation in Wilson, NC.

  • pelvic pain, pelvic floor, pregnancy, or postpartum rehabilitation
  • running-related injuries and movement limitations
  • back pain and sciatica affecting lifting or daily activities

Manual Physical Therapy Inc

Physical Therapy

Wilson, NC

Manual Physical Therapy offers aquatic physical therapy in Wilson and Rocky Mount, with a clinician certified in orthopedic manual therapy and dry needling.

  • Aquatic physical therapy
  • Orthopedic manual therapy
  • Vestibular therapy for vertigo, dizziness, and balance disorders

Comprehensive Rehab of Wilson

Physical Therapy

Wilson, NC

Comprehensive Rehab of Wilson has served Wilson since 1992 and provides physical, occupational, and speech therapy with an on-site pool.

  • Post-surgical rehabilitation
  • Sports injuries and orthopedic conditions
  • Stroke, Parkinson’s disease, MS, and balance disorders

Select Physical Therapy

Physical Therapy

Wilson, NC

Select Physical Therapy offers pelvic health care for men, women, and children plus joint-health prehabilitation and postoperative care in Wilson.

  • pelvic health physical therapy for men, women, or children
  • osteoarthritis and degenerative joint disease rehabilitation
  • pre-surgical joint education and prehabilitation

Physical Therapy in nearby counties

FAQ

Which physical therapy clinics in Wilson offer aquatic therapy?

Manual Physical Therapy and Comprehensive Rehab of Wilson both offer aquatic therapy. Comprehensive Rehab has an on-site therapy pool.

Where can I find home health physical therapy near Wilson?

Comprehensive Rehab of Wilson provides home health therapy in Wilson, Wayne, Nash, Johnston, and Edgecombe counties.

What should I look for in a Wilson physical therapist for pelvic health or running injuries?

Mission Physical Therapy specifically lists pelvic health and running physical therapy and provides one-on-one sessions with a licensed physical therapist. Select Physical Therapy also offers pelvic health care for men, women, and children.

Should I go to physical therapy or urgent care for a new injury?

Physical therapy is generally used for rehabilitation and ongoing movement problems, while urgent or emergency care is more appropriate for severe pain, suspected fractures, major trauma, sudden weakness, or other potentially serious symptoms.