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Doctors & allied health professionals in Physical Therapy.

OUR DEPARTMENT

Welcome to Physical Therapy. We provide short-term physical therapy to patients with musculoskeletal, orthopedic, neurological and post-operative conditions. Our staff of licensed and experienced physical therapists emphasizes self-management techniques designed to alleviate or correct problems and prevent recurrences.

OUR STAFF

We work collaboratively with you and your personal physician or nurse practitioner to develop a program tailored to the specific needs of your case. Services may include manual therapy, postural retraining, and home-based exercise programs.

OUR SERVICES

We offer physical therapy facilities equipped for individual and group sessions, including knee, spine and cardiac group classes. Physical therapists are located in several areas of the medical center, including the Department of Medicine.

HOW TO GET CARE

New patients are seen by referral from your personal physician or nurse practitioner. Please dress in loose clothing for your appointment.

For medical appointments, or to send a message to your personal physician or nurse practitioner, call the Primary Care Call Center at 415-833-2200.

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