Physical Therapy

No matter your age or medical concern, physical therapy can get you back in the game, back to work, and back to life.

What Is Physical Therapy?

Physical therapy uses a variety of methods to help individuals restore function, improve mobility, relieve pain and prevent or limit permanent physical disabilities caused by injuries or disease. Whether it's your neck, shoulder, back, knee or another area of the body that's bothering you, Tri-County Health Care's physical therapists, in Henning and Wadena, have an established history of helping individuals improve their quality of life.

Because our physical therapists are experts in knowing how the body works, they are able to design personalized treatment plans to reduce the risk of injury in everyday activities or sports and educate the patient in order to achieve one's maximum function.

In working with our experienced, professional staff you will find:

Private, comfortable, spacious treatment rooms with adjustable lighting
A gym space for treatment of people of all ages and diagnoses
Multi-station strength training stations
Recumbent bikes/NU-Step
Aerobic training equipment
Balance equipment

CONTACT US

Tri-County Health Care – Henning Physical Therapy Clinic

218-548-5580

Tri-County Health Care – Wadena Rehabilitation Clinic
218-631-7475

Other patient services include:

Care Provided

Knee, hip, shoulder, ankle, foot and other orthopedic problems
Muscles, sprains and strains
Spine management
Post-surgical conditions
Women’s health and pregnancy issues
Overuse injuries
Arthritis pain
Balance issues
Pediatrics
Strokes and other neurological disorders
Recovery from amputations

Other Specific Treatment & Therapies Include:

Neurological Conditions

The Rehabilitation Center helps patients with neurological conditions such as strokes, brain injuries, Parkinson Disorder, multiple sclerosis and spinal cord injuries.

Orthopedic Therapy

Includes total hip and knee replacements, Laminectomy, shoulder replacements, compression fractures, carpal tunnel, foot and ankle injuries and on-site orthotic services.

Amputation Conditions

Tri-County Health Care's Physical and Occupational therapists treat patients with upper and lower extremity amputations and work closely with the patient's prosthetist to achieve desired functional outcomes. On-site prosthetic services are provided on a bi-monthly basis, as needed.

Lymphedema

Lymphedema may be the result of multiple conditions such as breast cancer or pelvic surgery that involves removal of lymph vessels, radiation, scarring and inflammation. Treatment focuses on reducing swelling and controlling pain.