Welcome to
Blue Valley Physical Therapy

Your 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.

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
Acupuncture
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

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

Exercise found to decrease anxiety and other stress-related disorders
Physical therapists can help promote exercise in patients with anxiety

These findings support the use of exercise for patients with anxiety or stress disorder, and the researchers suggested that it should therefore be considered a viable opti…
Read MoreDecember 5, 2018
Older adults with knee arthritis benefit from a home-exercise program
Home-exercise program leads to superior results, with most patients adhering to it

Results showed that participants in the home-exercise group experienced significant improvements in knee pain, stiffness and strength compared to the control g…
Read MoreNovember 27, 2018
Low back pain patients who see PT first spend less
PT First is associated with benefits across the board

Based on the data collected, it was found that the incidence rate of LBP was 82.7 for every 1,000 patients. Of the patients who had LBP, about 80% had no physical therapy, while 8.7% saw …
Read MoreNovember 20, 2018
Review shows exercise therapy one of the best shoulder treatments
Despite low quality of evidence, exercise is still recommended for patients with SIS

On the whole, results were supportive of both exercise therapy and manual therapy for SIS patients. For pain alone, studies showed that manual therapy was s…
Read MoreNovember 13, 2018
Exercise found to reduce risk of experiencing episodes of neck pain
Exercise identified as an effective strategy for preventing neck pain

Two of the five RCTs investigated the use of exercise programs, and researchers deemed that there was moderate-quality evidence that exercise does substantially reduce the …
Read MoreNovember 6, 2018
Spine strengthening exercises lead to improvements
Results showed that patients who followed the physical therapist-led exercise program experienced several significant improvements when compared to the control group. Most importantly, the angle of the curvature of the spine reduced by an average of 3…
Read MoreNovember 1, 2018
Reducing elbow injury in young pitchers requires effective prevention
If an injury of any sort does occur, it's important to carefully discuss the details of it with the player, and to include their parents. Although many players and parents may have difficulty accepting that playing time needs to be stopped for a perio…
Read MoreOctober 30, 2018
Two types of strength exercises lead to improvements for tennis elbow
After one year, results showed that patients in both groups improved in their scores for pain and muscle strength, but the eccentric exercise group experienced greater overall improvements. This was based on the fact that the eccentric group reported …
Read MoreOctober 23, 2018
Elbow injuries of the ulnar collateral ligament don't require surgery
The ulnar collateral ligament (UCL) is a band of tissue that connects the inside of the upper arm bone to the inside of the forearm at the elbow. It helps to support and stabilize the arm during movements like throwing a ball, but is commonly injured …
Read MoreOctober 16, 2018
Hands-on movement by PT have a positive effect on tennis elbow
Overall, results were supportive of the effectiveness of joint mobilizations for tennis elbow. In particular, high-quality evidence was found that showed two types of joint mobilization-mobilization with movement (MWM) and Mill's manipulation-were mor…
Read MoreOctober 9, 2018

Welcome toBlue Valley Physical Therapy

Read What Our Patients Have To Say

News

Physical therapists can help promote exercise in patients with anxiety

Home-exercise program leads to superior results, with most patients adhering to it

PT First is associated with benefits across the board

Despite low quality of evidence, exercise is still recommended for patients with SIS

Exercise identified as an effective strategy for preventing neck pain

Welcome to
Blue Valley Physical Therapy