5 Ways Aquatic PT Can Improve Movement and Healing
Getting in the water is more than just a good way to relax. Discover how aquatic physical therapy and the Burdenko Method can help you move better and hurt less.
Active Rehab Clinics is an upbeat and high-energy functional fitness facility with locations in Bucktown, Chicago, and Park Ridge, Illinois. Led by Tony Zemlinsky, DC, the team of sports injury specialists offers personalized treatment plans to address painful conditions like lower back pain, shoulder pain, Achilles pain, and collapsed arches. Active Rehab Clinics uses state-of-the-art technology, including Physimax motion capture technology and Optojump gait analysis, to evaluate patients’ movement, structural imbalances, and other signs of injury and degenerative diseases. They assess patients’ bodies holistically, considering dynamic movement, body composition, and heart rate. The team uses that information to create treatment and training programs that help patients recover from painful injuries and enhance their performance. They combine chiropractic care with physical therapy, water therapy, and dynamic exercises in programs tailored to each patient’s needs. New patients are welcome at Active Rehab Clinics. The offices are easily accessible with parking lots, and private treatment rooms are available. Book an appointment by calling the nearest office or using the online scheduling tool today.
Mission Statement
Our Philosophy through collaboration and years of experience Active Rehab Clinics has developed a treatment system that is outcomes driven. We use aquatic, land and hands on therapy modalities. A personalized transition plan is developed and our fitness & performance company, 1Stronger, continues your treatment to get you back to activities stronger and healthier than ever.
Staff

Mae: Administrative

Andrew Rauen: CSCS
(Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist)
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