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Low Back Pain

Did you know that between 75%-85% of adults will be affected by low back pain in their lifetime? The Center for Disease Control (CDC) recently recommended therapy over things like medication as the preferred treatment for back pain.

How Physical and Occupational Therapy Can Help

Improve Posture

  • Strengthen the abdominal and back muscles through high-intensity strength training to improve posture and mobility

Improve Range of Motion

  • Improve range of motion and reduce pain through exercise combined with manual therapy, including spinal manipulation

Provide patient Education

  • Provide education on posture and positioning while performing activities of daily living, including lifting objects around the house, and performing chores to prevent exacerbation of symptoms
Meet Our Clients
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If you will work with them [FOX] you’ll see a difference in all of your activities. That’s what we try to do.
Michael Gould
86 years young
I’ve had great improvement in my neck and knee. I’m able to walk around much better than I did before, thanks to them [FOX].
Clara Altomare
86 years young
Brett is a wonderful teacher. He’s part of my heart.
Rita Dietrich
88 years young
When I came here I was in a wheelchair, and now I can walk with a walker. I feel very good about that.
Frederick Anderson
78 Years young
More than just concerned about my therapy, she’s concerned about me personally. I like that!
Betty Powell
80 years young
We’ve been working on balance, on strengthening my trunk, on how to do things in a different way. We’ve been working on everything, including confidence.
Georgia Weaver
75 years young
What We Treat

We assess and address various conditions, ultimately seeking to improve quality of life. Some of these conditions are shown below, but there are many more.

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