Post-Stroke Mobility Physical Therapy in Frisco, TX
A stroke can affect strength, balance, coordination, walking, and everyday movement, making it harder to stand, transfer, walk, or move safely. Bridge Physical Therapy in Frisco, TX provides individualized post-stroke rehabilitation focused on improving mobility, balance, strength, coordination, and functional independence.
Treatment may include task-specific movement practice, progressive strengthening, balance and gait training, coordination exercises, and functional activities based on your abilities and goals. Bridge Physical Therapy also serves patients from Plano, McKinney, Allen, Prosper, Little Elm, The Colony, Celina, and surrounding Collin County communities.
Symptoms & Limitations
A stroke can affect strength, coordination, balance, walking, and the ability to perform everyday movements. These changes may make standing, transferring, walking, or navigating the community more difficult.
Evaluation
Your therapist evaluates strength, balance, coordination, gait, mobility, endurance, and functional movement based on your current abilities and goals.
Treatment
Treatment may include task-specific movement practice, strengthening, balance training, gait training, coordination exercises, and strategies for improving independence and safety.
FAQ
Can physical therapy help after a stroke?
Physical therapy can help address mobility, balance, strength, gait, and functional limitations after stroke.
Can walking improve after a stroke?
Many patients work toward improving walking ability through individualized rehabilitation.
How long does stroke rehabilitation take?
Recovery varies considerably and may continue over an extended period.
Can physical therapy help with balance after a stroke?
Yes. Balance training is commonly incorporated into stroke rehabilitation.