What conditions can physical therapy treat?
Physical therapy helps manage a wide range of conditions, including musculoskeletal injuries, post-surgical rehabilitation, neurological disorders, sports injuries, chronic pain, and mobility impairments.

How long does physical therapy usually last?
The duration varies based on the individual’s condition and goals. Treatment can range from a few sessions for minor injuries to several months for complex or chronic issues.

Will physical therapy be painful?
Some discomfort during exercises or manual therapy is possible, but physical therapists tailor treatments to minimize pain while promoting healing and strength.

How often should I attend physical therapy sessions?
Frequency depends on your specific needs; typical schedules include 1-3 sessions per week initially, decreasing as progress is made.

Do I need a doctor’s referral for physical therapy?
In Utah, you can visit a physical therapist without a referral.

What should I wear to a physical therapy appointment?
Wear comfortable, loose-fitting clothing that allows for movement and easy access to the area being treated.

Can physical therapy prevent surgery?
In some cases, physical therapy can improve function and reduce pain enough to avoid or delay surgery.

Is physical therapy covered by insurance?
Most insurance plans cover physical therapy, but coverage can vary based on your policy and diagnosis.

How do I know if physical therapy is working?
Improvement in pain levels, mobility, strength, and daily function are common indicators of successful therapy.

For further questions or to schedule a consultation, contact Logan Physical Therapy directly at 435-752-5200.