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Watch How You Hold That Crayon
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Countless Lost Limbs Alter Life in Haiti’s Ruins
After the earthquake, amputees are especially affected by the acute shortage of medical care in Haiti.

In Haiti, Many Amputees Have No Place to Go
Health officials are facing a challenge: caring for thousands of trauma patients who are homeless or lack families to care for them.

Treat Me, but No Tricks Please
Some physical therapy has been proved to work, “but there is a lot of voodoo,” an expert says.

Becoming Your Own Massage Therapist
A foam roller, a ball, your own fingers: All can be therapeutic devices when used properly.

Learning His Body, Learning to Dance
A determined choreographer has done what therapists could not: She has dramatically changed the way Gregg Mozgala, a 31-year-old actor with cerebral palsy, walks.

Physical Therapy and the Camaraderie of Healing
The pain of physical therapy is often soothed by the family of people who make up a session.

Schooled in the Art of Tending to Ailing Bodies
Scott Young is a physical therapist in New York City with a penchant for junk food.

Exercise: Muscle Strengthening Aids New Knees
A carefully focused program of muscle strengthening can help patients recover from knee replacement surgery, a new study suggests.

A Tactic to Cut I.C.U. Trauma: Get Patients Up
Doctors are experimenting with radical solutions to ward off the effects of prolonged stays in intensive care units.

A Failure of Nerve, and a New Beginning
Trapped in a body that can't walk, a woman learns to appreciate reality.

The Pain May Be Real, but the Scan Is Deceiving
Scans are increasingly finding abnormalities that may not be the cause of the problem for which they are blamed.

Learning How to Walk (Chewing Gum Not Included)
A yoga instructor has incorporated walking lessons into his yoga classes, insisting that proper alignment helps keep you moving toward better health.

Regimens: Signs of Progress Long After Stroke
Even years after suffering a stroke, some patients may still see a significant improvement in their ability to walk with the right therapy.

Welcome to our home on the web.
Please take the time to view our marvelous facility featuring state of the art physical therapy and rehabilitation equipment and pain relieving modalities.
We are independent and owned by Physical Therapist Jeff LePage, PT who has 17 + years experience successfully treating orthopedics, auto, personal and sports injuries, vestibular and balance, pediatrics, and neck and back pain. Work injuries are treated with effective return to work programs. The latest DTS spine pain treatment is available in a physical therapy environment as well.
Our facility opened July 5, 2006 with the latest high tech rehab equipment affording our patients every opportunity for pain relief and recovery from work, sports or personal injury.
Owners, Jeff and Deana, live work and play right here in the Valley.

Direct Hands On Approach
Extensive - post operative orthopedic intervention experience

Spinal Decompression using the DTS System in a Physical Therapy environment proven effective in reducing low back pain and promotes earlier tolerance to physical intervention and traditional lumbar stabilization protocol
Mechanical cervical and carpal tunnel traction available
Advanced Burn Life Support certification in 2001
Physical Therapist owned and operated
Only licensed therapists provide care to patients

First Aid Certified
Computer generated-electronic documentation software for an efficient, concise paperwork process. This can be customized to address referring provider's documentation request.
Happy clinic with full spectrum lights for the long dark Alaskan winters
Spacious waiting area for patient's comfort
All insurances accepted - preferred provider for most companies
Medicare and Medicaid Accepted
Extended hours for commuters
Therapeutic massage by a licensed massage therapist
Therapeutic massage with swedish hot packs and hot rocks available
Friendly staff with excellent customer service

Friday: 7am - 7pm
Other appointment times available by request

Mailing Address: PO Box 298658 * Wasilla, AK 99629
Phone: 907-357-9755 * Fax: 907-357-9499

WE ARE LOCATED @ APPROXIMATELY MILE 48.5 OF THE PARKS HIGHWAY NORTH OF WASILLA.