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Mile High Physical Therapy Provides The Highest Quality One-On-One Physical Therapy in Pine Brook, New Jersey
The vision of Mile High Physical Therapy in Pine Brook, New Jersey, is to provide the highest-quality one-on-one physical therapy possible. The state-of-the-art facility ensures patients have access to the latest physical therapy technologies available in addition to traditional individualized manual manipulation practices.
We focus on therapy care plans that address the unique needs of each patient. The goal of each physical therapy session is to restore functionality and enhance overall health and wellness. We are committed to continuity of care and building long-term relationships with our clients.
Sports Injuries
Our physical therapists in Montville, NJ are experts on bodily movement and maintaining optimal function. After completing a complete assessment of your health, they will prescribe a tailored treatment plan based on your unique needs to help you reach your goals.Shoulder Pain
Shoulder pain can range from modest aches and pains caused by a strained muscle to severe bone-on-bone friction caused by arthritis. It can also occur from an accident.Neck Pain
The American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) estimates that one-third of the population will experience neck pain in any given year. It can worsen if left untreated, and in severe cases, surgery may even be required.Knee Pain
Your knee is a hinge joint with only forward and backward movement. If your knees are functioning properly, you should be able to do motions like standing, walking, running, and dancing with ease. Your body will not allow you to achieve the things you want without suffering if it is not correctly aligned.Back Pain
According to the American Physical Therapy Association, back pain is the most commonly reported condition in the United States. One out of every four Americans has experienced it in the last three months!Hip Pain
Many times, the hips and knees suffer the same diseases, disorders, and injuries. For example, overuse injuries such as tendinitis and chronic muscle strains are common in both the hips and knees because both joints are constantly in use. They are also both subject to acute injuries, such as sprains, strains, and dislocation.