Back pain, joint discomfort, and muscle strains are common health concerns that can affect quality of life and overall well-being. Physical therapy often can help relieve this pain and discomfort and, in some cases, help patients avoid surgery.
It can be challenging to find time to care for ourselves as we focus on serving others, but virtual physical therapy programs can help solve for this challenge. By combining technology with expert clinical guidance, these programs can help individuals take control of their health on their own schedule.
Why virtual physical therapy?
Virtual programs remove common barriers to care by allowing participants to access treatment from wherever they are, often through a mobile app.
These programs can help individuals
- recover from injuries
- reduce everyday joint and muscle pain
- improve balance and strength
Personalized care that meets you where you are
Participants in a virtual physical therapy program typically receive a personalized care plan tailored to their symptoms, lifestyle, and goals. Many programs also provide access to a dedicated care team, including physical therapists and health coaches who offer ongoing guidance, encouragement, and support throughout the care journey.
With so many demands on our time, we value flexibility – and virtual physical therapy delivers it. Sessions can be completed in as little as 15 minutes, making it easier to stay consistent with treatment plans.
To learn more about access to a virtual physical therapy program, connect with your employer or benefits administrator.
This article was contributed by our Business Member, the Board of Pensions of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.).