Western Berks Physical Therapy & Wellness Center

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"Our experienced staff strives to help you regain functional skills and movement that you had prior to your condition or injury, at a pace that fits your needs ‚ throughout the recovery process. A licensed physical therapist will work closely with you, towards a positive direction with thorough communication and education ‚Äì leading you to a stronger body, a healthy mind, and a renewed spirit. Whether you have had a knee replacement and are looking for a rehab facility or if you suffer from a different condition, the team at Western Berks Physical Therapy and Wellness Center can help.‚Äã *Orthopedic Physical Therapy ‚ The staff of Western Berks Physical Therapy has an experienced staff of therapists treating a wide range of orthopedic problems ranging from post-surgical care to back and neck pain. *Pelvic Floor/Incontinence ‚ From incontinence (urinary and fecal) to pelvic pain, we treat a variety of conditions in both males and females of all ages, including children. *Geriatric Care ‚ to reduce symptoms and restore full function. *Lyme Disease‚ The clinical manifestation of Lyme Disease can be a complex array of symptoms making diagnosis and treatment difficult. Physical therapy has been utilized with increased frequency to treat the musculoskeletal components of this disorder with good success. Our physical therapists are ideally suited to provide a customized treatment approach and individualized care to match the spectrum of complaints and impairments related to Lyme infection. *Bell's Palsy‚ Bells Palsy is the rapid onset of facial weakness without trauma. Symptoms may include lack of muscular control of the eye, nose, and mouth. In addition, patients may experience pain and hypersensitivity of the face and scalp. Physical therapy interventions focus on symptom management as well as facilitating muscle re-education of impaired movements to restore facial appearance quickly. *Temporomandibular Joint Disorder ‚ Temporomandibular Joint (TMJ) Di