Welcome to Blue Valley Physical Therapy

Y our success is our top priority. We specialize in the diagnosing of musculoskeletal injury, relating it to your specific biomechanics, and then providing you the pathway for the most optimal healing in the shortest amount of time possible. We believe that treatment is not just getting rid of the pain, but providing you with the strength and proper biomechanics to prevent the injury from ever coming back again. If you have any questions please call our information line at (913) 439-5551.

Whether you are:

Recovering from an accident
Dealing with a chronic illness
Feeling the aches and pains of getting older
Wanting to take your sport to the next level

BVPT provides a friendly and caring environment to help you feel your best. Life is too short, it's time to start feeling better.

Services:

Physical Therapy
Occupational Therapy
Certified Hand Therapy
Certified Dry Needling
Women’s Health
Vestibular Rehabilitation
Aquatic Rehabilitation
Graston Certified
Post-Operative Rehabilitation
Sports Medicine
Specialists in Spine Rehabilitation
(Through the International Spine and Pain Institute, Ola Grimsby Institute and Postural Restoration Institute)
Certified Titlelist Performance Institute Golf Academy
FMS Testing and Training
Certified Lymphedema Specialist

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Read What Our Patients Have To Say

Lynn
On my first visit, Ryan asked me how I was. My response was “okay”. He said “you’re not great? Let’s change that!” Today I can say I am great!…
Morgan
Thanks to the BVPT therapists…I am walking with almost complete normality. I feel like an able person again.…
Clem
I can’t say enough about the friendliness and professionalism of Sara. She took the time and instructed me on how to improve quickly.…
David
Melissa was so knowledgeable and knew exactly where to take [my treatment]. I actually feel stronger than I felt before my accident and almost all of the discomfort is gone.…
Cynthia
Not only did I improve physically, but I have a clearer understanding of what to do to keep in good health. Thank you, Cameron, and BVPT staff.…
Raymond
My experience with Kim has been exceptional. Before therapy, my walking was very slow and not continuous. Now I walk better and much more continuously.…
Daniel
I am active again with sports and activities and feel like a new person. Sean helped me recover from a 28-year old injury to return to a more normal life!…
Gregory
Linda, my OT, was terrific. Early on, she was very empathetic and patient with me. Her interpersonal skills are phenomenal!…

News

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PT is a much safer and more effective alternative to opioids
Try as we might, it’s nearly impossible to avoid all pain in our lives. Whether it’s twisted ankle or a bad back, we all experience some pain at one point or another, which is why the presence of pain is by far the most common reason people s…
Read MoreMarch 28, 2019
PTs are experts at identifying imbalances to prevent injuries
When most people hear about physical therapy, they usually tend to think that it’s only for disabled individuals and those who are recovering from injury. While it may be true that physical therapy is perhaps most commonly used on patients that fal…
Read MoreMarch 19, 2019
If you have a painful condition, physical therapy is your best option
Have you dealt with any pain recently—or perhaps right now—that prevents you from moving or completing certain tasks normally? If so, it’s probably due to some type of musculoskeletal disorder. This term is used to describe a wide arra…
Read MoreMarch 12, 2019
Understanding the truly massive scale of the opioid epidemic
The presence of pain—especially pain that lasts for a long period of time—is perhaps the most common reason that people seek out medical help. Because pain is such a unique and subjective experience, it’s also one of the most controvers…
Read MoreMarch 5, 2019
Some physical therapists may offer education on improving nutrition
If you're dealing with any of the conditions listed above along with an injury, your physical therapist may be able to offer some professional advice and education on the role your diet may be playing. By asking you about some of your dietary habits…
Read MoreMarch 1, 2019
Therapy can reduce pain and improves function for lower back pain
Results showed that spinal manipulation led to significant benefits for patients with acute LBP that lasted for at least six weeks. In particular, the treatment was found to be associated with reduced pain and improved function, and these improvements…
Read MoreFebruary 28, 2019
Immediately going to a PT for back pain found to reduce costs
Low back pain (LBP) is one of the most common and costly conditions in the world. It ranks as the leading cause of disability, and in 2014, approximately 68.6 million Americans—or 28.6% of the population—reported having LBP…
Read MoreFebruary 26, 2019