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Care that starts with what you're experiencing.

Pain, injury, dizziness, changes in mobility, and other health conditions can affect everyday life in different ways. ProFlex provides individualized rehabilitation to help address symptoms, restore function, and support your goals.

Find the support that's right for you.

You don't need to know which type of therapy you need before getting started. Explore some of the common conditions and concerns our therapists treat, then connect with our team to find the appropriate care and location.

Pain & Orthopedic Conditions

Move with less pain and greater confidence.

Musculoskeletal pain, injuries, surgery, and changes in strength or mobility can make everyday movement difficult. Rehabilitation can help address the underlying impairments, restore function, and support a safe return to work, recreation, sport, and daily life.

Back & Neck Pain

Including stiffness, muscle strains, postural concerns, and other conditions affecting the spine.

Shoulder & Arm Pain

Including shoulder injuries and conditions affecting the elbow, wrist, or upper extremity.

Hip & Knee Pain

Care for joint pain, mobility limitations, weakness, and injuries affecting the lower extremity.

Foot & Ankle

Care for foot and ankle pain, injuries, and mobility limitations, including sprains, plantar fasciitis, Achilles tendon conditions, and other orthopedic concerns affecting walking, balance, and daily activity.

Sports Injuries

Rehabilitation designed to restore strength, mobility, and function following athletic injuries.

Work-Related Injuries

Individualized rehabilitation focused on safely restoring function following an injury at work.

Pre- & Post-Surgical Rehabilitation

Therapy before or after surgery to improve strength, mobility, function, and recovery.

Related Care: Physical Therapy | Occupational Therapy | Sports & Orthopedic Rehabilitation | Dry Needling

Balance & Vestibular Conditions

Feel steadier and more confident in your movement.

Problems involving the vestibular system can affect balance, vision, spatial awareness, and the ability to move confidently through everyday life.

Dizziness

Persistent or recurring sensations of unsteadiness, lightheadedness, or disorientation.

Vertigo

A spinning or movement sensation that may occur with certain positions or movements.

Balance Difficulties

Instability or difficulty maintaining balance during standing, walking, or everyday activities.

Fall Risk

Changes in strength, balance, or mobility that may increase the likelihood of falls.

Related Care: Vestibular Therapy | Balance & Fall Prevention | Physical Therapy

Neurological Conditions

Specialized rehabilitation for movement, function, and independence.

Neurological conditions can affect movement, balance, coordination, communication, cognition, and everyday activities. ProFlex provides individualized rehabilitation designed around each person's abilities and goals.

Parkinson's Disease

Specialized rehabilitation can address movement, balance, strength, mobility, communication, and everyday function.

Stroke

Rehabilitation may help individuals regain movement, functional independence, communication, and cognitive skills following a stroke.

Multiple Sclerosis

Therapy can help address changes in strength, balance, endurance, mobility, and daily function associated with MS.

Peripheral Neuropathy

Rehabilitation may help individuals manage balance, strength, sensation, and mobility changes associated with peripheral nerve conditions.

Other Neurological Conditions

Individualized rehabilitation is available for additional neurological diagnoses and functional challenges.

Related Care: Neurological Rehabilitation | PT | OT | Speech Therapy | Cognitive Therapy | Parkinson's Rehabilitation

Pelvic Health Conditions

Specialized care for pelvic health concerns.

Pelvic health therapy can help address symptoms and functional changes involving the pelvic floor throughout different stages of life.

Pelvic Floor Dysfunction

Pelvic floor therapy helps retrain the muscles that support your bladder, bowel, and core. Through targeted exercises and manual techniques, our therapists address tension, weakness, or coordination issues to relieve pain and restore normal function.

Urinary Incontinence

Leaking urine isn't something you have to live with. Pelvic health therapy strengthens and coordinates the pelvic floor muscles to reduce or eliminate leakage, whether it happens with coughing, exercise, or urgency. Recurring UTIs may also be a sign of underlying pelvic floor dysfunction, which pelvic floor physical therapy may be able to help identify and manage.

Pregnancy & Postpartum Concerns

From prenatal aches to postpartum recovery from c-section or vaginal deliveries, pelvic health therapy supports your body through every stage. We help manage pain, rebuild core and pelvic floor strength, and guide a safe return to daily activities and exercise after childbirth.

Pelvic Pain

Chronic or acute pelvic pain can affect daily life, intimacy, and movement. Our therapists use hands-on techniques and personalized exercise programs to reduce pain, improve mobility, and address the underlying causes.

Related Care: Pelvic Floor Therapy

Speech, Communication & Cognitive Conditions

Support for communication, cognition, voice, and swallowing.

Changes related to neurological conditions, injury, or illness can affect how a person communicates, processes information, speaks, or swallows.

Speech & Language Disorders

Challenges involving speech production, language, or communication.

Cognitive Changes

Difficulties involving memory, attention, organization, problem solving, or other cognitive skills.

Voice Disorders

Changes affecting voice quality, strength, or function.

Swallowing Difficulties

Conditions that affect safe and effective swallowing.

Related Care: Speech Therapy | Cognitive Therapy | Neurological Rehabilitation
Currently available at our Hamaker clinic in Virginia

Bone Health & Healthy Aging

Stay strong, active, and independent.

Changes in bone density, balance, strength, and mobility can affect confidence and independence. Rehabilitation can help support safer movement and long-term function.

Osteoporosis & Osteopenia

Specialized exercise and movement strategies can help individuals safely build strength and support bone health.

Balance & Fall Risk

Therapy can address strength, balance, coordination, and mobility to help reduce fall risk.

Age-Related Strength & Mobility Changes

Individualized rehabilitation can help maintain movement, strength, and independence as physical needs change.

Related Care: Bone Health Program | Balance & Fall Prevention | Physical Therapy

Not sure what's causing your symptoms?

That's okay. You don't need a diagnosis or a specific treatment in mind to start a conversation with ProFlex. Our team can help connect you with the appropriate clinic and care based on your needs.

Find the Right ProFlex Location

Services and specialties vary by clinic. Explore our Maryland and Virginia locations to find care near you.

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