Advance Physical Therapy & Sports Rehab - Bringing you back to your best

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Important Tip Take a Break: Relaxing for at least 20 minutes a day will go a long way to reduce blood pressure and your reaction to stress. Sit or lie somewhere comfortable, breathe slowly in and out of the nostrils, breathing deeply into your abdomen. Try once a day for fantastic results! more tips > About Us Karren Ko, PT is Board Certified in the State of Wisconsin since 2003. Board Certified in the Philippines since 1999. more... Our Clients It was a great help, also I am up to 33 min. on my exercise bike since seeing you, I love it"! - K.B. Beaver Dam "I am a stroke patient. I started going here for rehab. It has been a great comfort to me because I have been treated fairly and I felt like it was a second home. The staff is very friendly and caring for their patients. I also like that when I come there by medical van or taxi, they make sure that it is taken care of. I would tell anybody to have their care done here because they care so much for their patients." - Arlene Marthaler Appointment Schedule Same day appointments and flexible hours for workers and students	Visit Us! 1626 N. Spring St. Suite B ( across from Staples) Our Services • Post Op Care • Sports Injury • Aquatic Therapy • Wound Care • Biomechanics • Lymphedema • Vertigo • Foot & Ankle Visit Us Advance Physical Therapy & Sports Rehab 1626 N. Spring St. Suite B ( across from Staples) Beaver Dam, WI 53916 (920) 356-0122 (920) 356-0470 (fax) karren.ko@advanceptsports.com Monday-Friday 8 am - 5pm Important Forms Here are some important forms that you can download ahead of time. New Patient Form Health Status Questionnaire Payment Policy	New Equipment Defy Gravity A revolutionary approach to rehabilitation and training, theAlterG® Anti-Gravity Treadmill® gives you the opportunity to exercise without pain, even while you are still recovering from surgery or injury. click here for details How To Relieve Pain Physical therapy helps to relieve pain, promote healing, and restore function/movement and even improve your posture. These programs focus on decreasing pain with either passive or active therapy. Pain Relief How To Relieve Pain Physical therapy helps to relieve pain, promote healing, and restore function/movement and even improve your posture. These programs focus on decreasing pain with either passive or active therapy. Examples of passive physical therapy are heat/ice treatment, TENS units, ultrasound. Examples of active physical therapy are stretching, strengthening exercises, pain relief exercises and low-impact aerobic conditioning. Points to Consider An important aspect to keep in mind about physical therapy is that each individual is different and may respond differently to therapy. People have different types of bodies, different patterns of movement, different alignments, and different habits. It’s also important to understand that although I am here to teach and rehabilitate patients the home program is their responsibility. The home program is a major contributing factor to how quickly the patient experiences pain relief.