Northern Rehab offers aquatic physical therapy at The REC

Posted 8/27/21

Northern Rehab Physical Therapy Specialists is pleased to announce they now offer aquatic physical therapy in partnership with the Flagg-Rochelle Community Park District at The REC Center.

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Northern Rehab offers aquatic physical therapy at The REC

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ROCHELLE – Northern Rehab Physical Therapy Specialists is pleased to announce they now offer aquatic physical therapy in partnership with the Flagg-Rochelle Community Park District at The REC Center.

Aquatic physical therapy is an individual, one-on-one therapy program performed in the pool at The REC to achieve therapeutic results. Using the resistance of water, aquatic physical therapy offers a comfortable unweighted environment to achieve full function regardless of the injury.

Using the reduction of gravity in the warm salt water pool, it offers training and strengthening exercises that will increase joint range of motion and muscle strength, promote healing and improve balance.

This type of therapy is ideal and beneficial for people with conditions such as neck, shoulder, back, or knee pain, neurological impairments, balance and gait disorders, post-surgical rehabilitation, fibromyalgia and arthritic conditions, post-COVID-19 and long-COVID-19 recovery and general strengthening & conditioning.

Aquatic physical therapy is provided by Northern Rehab’s Physical Therapist Janet Truckenbrod Sarver, PT, DPT, in Rochelle. Aquatic therapy hours at The REC are available Friday afternoons by scheduling an appointment through Northern Rehab; other times are available by special arrangements. 

Aquatic physical therapy is in partnership with the Flagg-Rochelle Community Park District held at The REC in Rochelle in their salt water pool which uses lower levels of chlorine, reducing eye and skin irritation.

No membership is required. Steps inside the pool allow for easy entry and exit, and a lift chair is available. Swimming is not required to participate in aquatic physical therapy.