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Physical therapy near you in Clintwood, VA
Ballad Health Outpatient Rehabilitation at Dickenson Community Hospital in Clintwood, Virginia provides personalized care for patients who want relief from pain, improved movement and greater confidence in their daily life. We provide a variety of physical therapy services, allowing our therapists to spend time getting to know you and your needs.
Our therapy team is dedicated to serving the Clintwood community and Dickenson County. Every treatment plan is created with your comfort, goals and pace in mind.
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Physical therapy services in your area
Our clinic provides one-on-one physical therapy care with a focus on gentle progress and steady improvement.
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Physical therapy using exercise and manual therapy
Your physical therapy plan may include:
- Guided exercises to support strength and flexibility
- Hands-on manual therapy to help improve movement
- Balance and coordination activities
- Techniques focused on easing discomfort
Therapy progresses at the pace that feels right for you with ongoing guidance from your physical therapist. You’ll be an active participant in developing a treatment plan that supports your goals and recovery.
Conditions treated with outpatient rehabilitation and therapy
Our therapy team works with patients experiencing a wide range of conditions and concerns. As a patient, your care will always be tailored to your needs.
Musculoskeletal and orthopedic conditions
- Osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis
- Tendonitis inflammation
- Back and neck pain from herniated discs or stress injuries
- Chronic pain syndrome (CPS)
- Joint pain or stiffness treatment
- Temporomandibular joint (TMJ) concerns
- Carpel tunnel syndrome
- Fibromyalgia and ankylosing spondylitis
Neurologic conditions
- Stroke recovery
- Traumatic injuries, including brain and spinal cord injuries
- Degenerative diseases, such as ALS, Parkinson’s disease, multiple sclerosis (MS), dementia or muscular dystrophy
- Movement and nerve disorders, such as cerebral palsy, epilepsy or balance disorders
- Brain tumors
- Post-COVID neurological issues
Post-surgery recovery and sports injuries
- Recovery after hip, knee or shoulder replacement
- Recovery after any surgery that impacts mobility or balance
- Overuse or sports injuries, including ACL tears, sprains, rotator cuff tears or dislocations
- Broken bone or fracture recovery
- Ligament or tendon injuries
- Amputation recovery
Vestibular disorders and respiratory conditions
- Dizziness or vertigo caused by conditions like Benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (BPPV), Ménière's disease, Vestibular neuritis or vestibular hypofunction
- Chronic vertigo from migraines or neck injuries
- Persistent postural-perceptual dizziness (PPPD)
- Pulmonary rehabilitation for lung disease
Advanced physical therapy and rehabilitation
Our therapy clinic is designed to support advanced rehabilitation for a wide range of needs. You’ll have access to cardio equipment, weight machines, multiple sets of parallel bars, a LiteGait supported treadmill system and traction to support your treatment.
Our skilled therapists provide hands-on care through a variety of services:
- Manual therapy – hands-on techniques used by therapists to reduce pain and improve movement.
- Lymphedema therapy – Specialized care to reduce swelling, improve circulation and help manage fluid
- LSVT program – Specialized therapy program designed to improve movement, voice and communication for those with Parkinson’s disease.
- Wheelchair and mobility equipment evaluations – Personalized assessments to help select and fit wheelchairs or mobility equipment that support your safety, comfort and independence.
Pediatric physical therapy and rehabilitation
Our pediatric therapy services support children as they grow, learn and move. Care is provided in a safe, encouraging environment, and is designed to be engaging and focused on each child’s unique needs.
We provide therapy for a variety of pediatric conditions, such as:
- Cerebral palsy
- Developmental delays or language disorders
- Feeding difficulties
- Autism
- Brain injuries
- Sensory integration disorders
- Neuromuscular conditions
- Spina bifida and torticollis
- Brachial plexus injuries
How to get started with outpatient rehab or physical therapy?
Do I need a referral?
Many patients begin outpatient therapy with a doctor’s referral, though insurance requirements may vary.
We recommend that you speak with your doctor or provider about any conditions you have that may cause pain or restrict your activities.
Scheduling an appointment
Once your doctor provides a referral, you or your provider's office can contact our clinic directly to schedule your first visit.
You can also use the Ballad Health app to view and manage your healthcare appointments, access visit details and keep your schedule organized in one convenient place.
Preparing for your first visit
Please arrive about 15 minutes prior to your scheduled visit to complete new patient paperwork. You should also bring your physician order for therapy, insurance card and a photo ID.
We also recommend you wear comfortable clothing that allows for easy movement. You can expect to begin treatment on the same day as your initial visit and evaluation.
Frequently asked questions about physical therapy
Physical therapy helps people move more comfortably and safely through guided exercises and hands-on care.
A physical therapist helps people move better, feel stronger and manage pain. Our therapists create personalized treatment plans with exercises, hands-on care and education to help you improve your strength, balance and flexibility. Physical therapists also help patients who are recovering after an injury or surgery.
Some exercises may feel challenging, but therapy should not cause sharp pain. Your therapist will work with you at a safe pace that aligns with your needs.
Yes. Physical therapy is often part of a gentle, movement-based approach to managing pain. We recommend discussing your pain with your provider to see if physical therapy is the right next step for you.
Some patients feel better after a few visits, while others feel improvements gradually. Your therapist will track your progress and adjust your plan as needed.
Our location is located on the first floor of Dickenson Community Hospital.
We recommend wearing comfortable clothing and supportive shoes so you can move easily.
Contact us
Schedule your appointment or ask us about any of our services by calling (276) 439-1450.
