Our most-requested senior program. We assess the root causes of unsteadiness, including inner ear issues, muscle weakness, or coordination problems, then build a personalized program to restore
confidence and reduce fall risk at home.

A research-backed spine therapy that centralizes and eliminates back and neck pain. Rather than masking symptoms, McKenzie finds the mechanical source of pain and resolves it, so your parent can sit, sleep, and move without discomfort.

Complete Decongestive Therapy is a non-invasive, multi-component approach to lymphedema. It includes manual lymphatic drainage, compression therapy, exercise guidance, and careful skin care, all working together to reduce swelling and restore quality of life.

From arthritis management to knee and hip replacement recovery, we guide patients safely through every phase, reducing pain, restoring movement, and getting them back to the activities they love.

Anne's specialty. A precise technique using thin needles to release myofascial trigger points and relieve chronic muscle pain. Our patients regularly describe it as life-changing, especially for long-standing pain that nothing else has resolved.

We guide patients through recovery from accident and workplace injuries. We coordinate with attorneys and insurance companies so families can focus entirely on healing, not paperwork.

LSVT BIG is a clinically proven program for Parkinson's disease and other neurological conditions. It helps patients move more normally through targeted amplitude training, including getting dressed, walking, and maintaining balance.

Dizziness and vertigo are more common in seniors than most people realize, and both are highly treatable. Our vestibular program targets the specific cause and uses structured exercises to restore balance and eliminate spinning sensations.

Through Anne's work with Kent and Sussex County home health agencies, qualified patients can receive therapy at home. Ideal for seniors who have difficulty traveling to a clinic, or who are recovering from surgery.