Long Beach
We are proud to offer Aquatic Physical Therapy at the Long Beach Pool on 6801 S. Long Beach Blvd. in Long Beach, California.
If you are a referral coordinator, doctor or patient seeking aquatic therapy feel free to contact us at (888) 734-2280 or use our handy contact form.
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Modern life involves too much sitting! Sitting at work, sitting to commute, sitting to eat, watch TV, you get the idea! We asked Samuel Rabizadeh, PT, DPT, CHT for some exercises to fend off the aches and pains caused by spending too much time sitting down and boy did he deliver! “Here are some great…
Aquatic therapy has emerged as a powerful tool in the realm of rehabilitation, offering a unique blend of benefits that make it an ideal choice for a variety of injuries and conditions. This therapeutic approach leverages the properties of water to enhance physical therapy outcomes, providing relief and promoting healing in ways that traditional land-based…
Aquatic Therapy continues to grow in popularity, availability and frequency of prescription. Southern California Sports Rehab has been a leading provider of Aquatic Therapy for nearly 30 years. Here are the 7 ways you and your patients can benefit from Aquatic Therapy! #1: Lowers Fall Risk Many patients seeking therapy will have issues with balance…
Your patient has sustained an injury in the course of doing their job, you’ve examined them and prescribed physical therapy for them. They’ve been a good partner in their recovery, diligently attending all of their sessions with their therapist. They’ve made great progress, solid improvements but they still have pain or issues with range of…
The new year is a great time for a fresh start so we’ve updated and expanded our list of Workers’ Compensation carriers whose insurance we accept and we’ve done it in the form of a PDF so that it can be downloaded and printed for further reference. This document is unique in that it is…
If you’ve been injured at work, at home, playing sports or you’ve recently had surgery, you might have a hard time doing traditional physical therapy. Aquatic Therapy can strengthen muscles, improve flexibility, and increase the range of motion and do it in an environment that reduces impact, lowers stress, and promotes overall relaxation. Aquatic therapy…
What exactly is Aquatic Therapy? Aquatic Therapy is something that we recommend often for patients that have a difficulty completing traditional physical therapy regimens because they have recently had a surgery or have a pre-existing condition. Aquatic Therapy exercises have a lighter intensity over a longer duration allowing a patient that is exhausted by land-based…
What is the best kind of therapy for injured clients? The kind that the client completes a full course of! “Aquatic therapy helped me recover faster from my condition than land therapy has.” – Sheri F. What if they’ve completed their traditional physical therapy and are still experiencing pain and disability? Has aquatic therapy been…
When would you benefit from having aquatic therapy? ”When my patients have questions about Aquatic Therapy I like to share these frequently asked questions with them. A lot of times it puts their minds at ease and gives them a treatment option they never knew about.” – Dr. Samuel Rabizadeb P.T., D.P.T., C.H.T. If you…
As doctors and patients look for effective alternatives to traditional physiotherapy, Aquatic Therapy, also known as hydrotherapy, continues to grow in popularity for a wide variety of conditions. There’s no mystery here: Aquatic Therapy is just physical therapy in water, usually in the form of a heated pool, so that a great number of rehabilitative…