Learn More About James Greico P.T., M.S. Comprehensive Therapeutic Care

We treat a wide range of spine injuries, including herniated discs, spinal stenosis, degenerative disc disease, sciatica, and injuries resulting from trauma such as fractures or sprains.

During your first visit, we will conduct a comprehensive evaluation to assess your condition, including your medical history, physical examination, and possibly some functional tests. Based on the findings, we will develop a personalized treatment plan for you.

Recovery time varies depending on the severity of the injury and individual factors. Some patients may see improvement in a few weeks, while others may require several months of treatment.

The goal of post-surgical rehabilitation is to restore function, reduce pain, improve mobility, and prevent complications after surgery. We aim to help you return to your normal activities as quickly and safely as possible.

The timing to start physical therapy depends on the type of surgery you had. Generally, you will begin rehabilitation within a few days to a week after surgery, but it's important to follow your surgeon's recommendations.

Please bring any relevant medical records, your surgeon’s recommendations, a list of medications you are taking, and any assistive devices you are currently using.

Joint replacement rehabilitation involves a series of exercises and therapies designed to restore strength, flexibility, and function to the replaced joint. This includes range-of-motion exercises, strengthening exercises, and functional training.

The duration of physical therapy varies, but most patients require therapy for 6 to 12 weeks following surgery. The exact timeline depends on your progress and specific needs.

Yes, physical therapy can significantly help with pain management by reducing inflammation, improving movement, and strengthening the muscles around the joint to provide better support.

We treat a variety of injuries resulting from car accidents, including whiplash, back and neck injuries, fractures, soft tissue injuries, and concussion-related symptoms.

It's important to start physical therapy as soon as possible after a car accident, ideally within a few days, to address pain and prevent long-term issues. However, always consult with your physician first.

Your therapy will include a combination of pain management techniques, exercises to restore mobility and strength, and functional training to help you return to your normal activities safely.

We work closely with your employer, insurance company, and case manager to develop a treatment plan that meets your rehabilitation goals and ensures a safe return to work.

Bring any documentation related to your injury, including the workers' compensation claim number, medical reports, and any work restrictions provided by your employer or physician.

Physical therapy helps by reducing pain, restoring function, and improving overall fitness. It also involves work-specific training to prepare you for the physical demands of your job.

Physical therapy can help manage arthritis by improving joint mobility, increasing strength, reducing pain, and teaching you strategies to protect your joints during daily activities.

Treatments for tendinitis include a combination of rest, ice, compression, and elevation (RICE), along with stretching and strengthening exercises, manual therapy, and possibly modalities like ultrasound or electrical stimulation.

Improvement with physical therapy for tendinitis can vary, but many patients start to see positive changes within a few weeks. Consistent follow-through with the prescribed exercises and treatment plan is crucial for recovery.