Individualized care, hands-on techniques, and practical exercises to help Cedar Rapids patients move with greater comfort and confidence.
Care is tailored to your condition, goals, and progress, with patients describing the team as thorough and attentive.
Treatment can include Graston technique, cupping, dry needling, massage, heat pads, and therapeutic exercises.
The team helps patients understand home therapies and works with them when insurance concerns affect continued care.
Select Physical Therapy - MAC North provides personalized physical therapy in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, for people recovering from injuries, managing arthritis, or working to improve movement. The team takes time to understand each patient’s needs and progress.
Patients mention thorough care, friendly staff, and support with insurance concerns. Treatment may include targeted exercises, massage, heat pads, Graston technique, cupping, dry needling, and home therapy guidance. The location is next to the MAC, which therapists can utilize as part of care.
Structured physical therapy for recovery from injuries, with exercises and hands-on care adjusted to your progress.
Movement-focused therapy to help people with arthritis stay active and improve comfort during daily activities.
Physical therapy for returning to work, exercise, and other activities after pain or injury.
Hands-on care that may include massage, Graston technique, cupping, dry needling, and heat therapy.
Practical exercises and home therapy recommendations to support progress between visits.
“Exceptional place for physical therapy. Recently, insurance attempted to decline physical therapy for me, despite the fact it was working. Cat went above and beyond to help get insurance to reconsider while Josh went to fight for me also.”
“Excellent care! Considerate and friendly staff. Josh has done an amazing job working on my elbow injury with exercises, graston technique, cupping, dry needling, and home therapies.”
“Jessica has been very helpful in getting this stiff 78 year old in better shape. Moving is necessary with arthritis if you want to keep somewhat active. Some of the exercises feel really good.”
Select Physical Therapy - MAC North · Cedar Rapids IA