acute care - (906) 776-5548
|
“Our Physical Therapy staff are experts in restoring motion and alleviating pain to allow you to function at optimal levels. The therapists work with you to create a personal treatment plan along with educating you on your condition and general health. Our breadth of experience, state of the art equipment, and specialty education allow us to provide the most comprehensive services in the area. We hope you choose us to help bring “motion to life”, allowing you to return to an active lifestyle without pain.”
Tim J McGuire PT Rehabilitation Service Mgr |
Don’t live in the Iron Mountain, MI area? Find a pelvic health physical therapist near you using this link!
https://hermanwallace.com/practitioner-directory
https://hermanwallace.com/practitioner-directory
|
Pelvic Pain Pelvic Floor Dysfunction
Informational Blogs
|
Bowel Health & Dysfunction Men’s Health Issues Women’s Health Issues
|
|
Urinary Health & Dysfunction
|
|
|
Dickinson Pelvic Rehab
1721 S. Stephenson Ave Iron Mountain, MI 49801 Phone: (906) 776-5548 Fax: (906) 776-5478 |
Acute Care:
staff
EDWARD MATHIS, PT, DPT
|
“I work both in the acute setting as the Inpatient Rehab Coordinator and in the main outpatient clinic in Iron Mountain. My primary goal is best summed up in the American Physical Therapy Association’s new vision statement: "Transforming society by optimizing movement to improve the human experience." I wake up each morning and am excited to able to evaluate each patient’s mobility restrictions and analyze what treatment techniques I can apply to meet their goals. In addition to therapist technique, I strongly emphasize home program and education to allow the patient to increase their locus of control over their dysfunction.”
Professional Education
Clinical Interest/Expertise: Osteopathic Manual Therapy, TMJ/headaches, Pelvic and Rib cage dysfunction, Early mobilization in the Acute Care Setting; Advancement of the Physical Therapy Profession. |
LANNY BROWN, PTA
|
"Fifteen years of experience working as a physical therapist assistant mostly in inpatient acute care and home health settings, I’ve met many great people. The gratification I get from seeing a patient recover their independence after a surgery, serious fall or neurological condition ect.. can’t be seen on a paycheck. My philosophy is: “ put yourself in the place of the patient. How would I want to be treated?” Therefore my goal as a PTA is to design an individual plan that meets the patients needs and one they can live with. Going beyond physical therapy, I believe in advocating for my patients; calling doctors, social workers and outside agencies in order to provide patients with tools to get back their independence. From being homebound, to driving yourself to the grocery store……Priceless!"
Professional Education
|
AMY GIESEN, PTA
|
"Physical therapy and cancer are words that people don’t associate with each other. It has been proven, however, that physical therapy can help patients maintain strength and range of motion to help increase function during and after cancer treatments. "
Professional Education
|
JESSICA ROELL, PTA
|
“Being able to provide care in a variety of settings allows me to become more familiar with the patients personal goals and functional abilities, which I am very grateful in being able to provide them consistent, continuous care. I enjoy following them through their journey and trying to make their transition from each stage of therapy as comfortable as possible."
Professional Education
|
Acute Care
1721 S. Stephenson Ave Iron Mountain, MI 49801
Phone: (906) 776-5548 - Fax: (906) 776-5478
1721 S. Stephenson Ave Iron Mountain, MI 49801
Phone: (906) 776-5548 - Fax: (906) 776-5478
