About Us

AquaSport Physical Therapy provides friendly and personalized care for your entire family.  Our goal is to help you alleviate your symptoms, restore normal function and teach you how to prevent future pain and injury. We will help you back to the life that you want to live as rapidly as possible.  Whether recovering from an orthopedic surgery, work related injury, auto accident, or everyday aches and pains, our knowledgeable staff will create a program specific to your individual needs. We are dedicated to providing one-on-one care using treatment techniques that make you an active participant in managing your injury.

​In addition, we provide athletic training coverage for various schools in the area, summer camps and tournaments.  We assist at disabled sporting events and are available to speak at community events on a variety of sports and medical topics.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you take my insurance?
We accept many major insurances, including Medicare.  Please call our office to verify your specific insurance plan.

Do you offer land and aquatic therapy?
Yes, we offer physical therapy that is land based, as well as aquatic based physical therapy.

What is aquatic therapy?
Aquatic Therapy is physical therapy which is performed in a warm therapy pool.  We individualize exercise-based therapy programs which may include postural activities, balance activities, strengthening, endurance activities and stretching.

What are the benefits of aquatic therapy?
Aquatic therapy can be very useful when patients have difficulty tolerate land based physical therapy.  Warm therapy pools provide buoyancy to assist in supporting the patient, while decreasing impact on the joints. Water can provide resistance to help improve muscle strength and improve balance, proprioception, and postural awareness.

How long is a typical PT session?
Sessions are typically an hour, but may vary with the initial evaluation or the patient’s specific needs.
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Do I need a prescription for Physical Therapy? What is direct access?
In the state of Pennsylvania, a Direct Access licensed Physical Therapist can legally evaluate and treat patients without a prescription from a physician for up to 30 days.  A Physical Therapist will evaluate you and determine if physical therapy is an appropriate treatment for you. Your insurance may or may not approve direct access.