Chronic Pain & Specialized Therapy · Lake Stevens
When pain lasts for months, it can affect how you move, sleep, work, and feel. Our specialized therapy looks at the factors contributing to your pain and builds a plan to help you move more comfortably and return to the activities that matter to you.
Living with pain that will not ease? Call our clinic and we can help you understand your options.
Our approach
Persistent pain is rarely about one thing. Care at iCURE begins with a careful evaluation of your history, movement, and the factors that may be contributing to your symptoms, so your plan addresses more than the pain of the moment.
From there we combine hands-on care, guided movement, and education, adjusting as you respond. You work directly with a licensed physical therapist who helps you understand your pain and take an active part in managing it.
Your plan is guided by your evaluation and adjusted to how your symptoms respond over time.
We care for many types of persistent pain. Whether physical therapy is right for your situation is confirmed at your evaluation.
Evaluate your history, movement, and the factors contributing to your pain.
Use hands-on care and graded activity to help calm symptoms and improve comfort.
Restore strength, mobility, and confidence for daily activity.
Progress with persistent pain varies from person to person and depends on your condition, health history, and response to treatment.
Persistent pain sometimes involves more than one type of care. When it would help, we can communicate with your physician or another provider, and we will let you know if further medical evaluation may be appropriate.
If your symptoms suggest a concern outside the scope of physical therapy, we will explain the recommendation and help you understand the next step.
It may. Many people with persistent pain benefit from a structured plan of hands-on care and graded activity. Your evaluation helps determine whether physical therapy is appropriate for your situation.
We work within the limits your body can tolerate. Some activity may feel challenging as you rebuild capacity, and we adjust your plan based on how you respond.
No. We do not manage medications, which stays with your physician. Physical therapy can be one part of a broader plan for managing your pain.
It varies, and persistent pain often takes time to change. After your evaluation we can discuss reasonable expectations and review them as you progress.
Your therapist evaluates your movement and symptoms and will discuss whether physical therapy is appropriate or whether further medical evaluation is recommended first.
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Tell us what your pain is keeping you from, and we will help you understand whether physical therapy may be appropriate and what to do next.
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