Our Easton, Maryland location is the only physical therapy practice offering a warm-water pool in the Easton area. The clinicians at Easton are certified and specialize in a variety of physical therapy services! In addition, to aquatic therapy, you can find:
- LSVT BIG Program for Parkinson’s
- Lymphedema management
- women’s and men’s pelvic floor therapy
- balance and vestibular therapy (VRT)
- sports medicine
- orthopedic rehabilitation
LSVT BIG Program for Parkinson’s
This program is designed to meet the needs of individuals with Parkinson’s Disease by using large amplitude-based exercises for re-education of the sensorimotor system. LSVT was developed in 1987 using larger movements to recalibrate the brain’s perception of movement size which reduces with Parkinson’s Disease.
What to expect with the LSVT BIG Program.
As the brain begins to recalibrate the size of movement, the patient is better able to move with more “normal” movements. Once the program is completed, the patient is provided with an ongoing home exercise program. With diligence, patients see an improvement in the quality of movement.
Ongoing studies consistently show the positive effect of exercise on slowing the progression of Parkinson’s Disease.
Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy for Men and Women
Many individuals in the United States are struggling with pelvic floor dysfunction, yet the majority remain unaware and untreated.
Astonishingly, statistics show that 1 out of every 5 Americans, regardless of age, will experience some form of pelvic floor dysfunction at some point in their lives. A staggering 25 million Americans suffer from urinary incontinence, which is the involuntary loss of urine.
It’s important to note that pelvic floor dysfunction is not exclusive to women; men and children can also be affected. Pelvic floor dysfunction encompasses a wide range of issues that arise when the muscles within the pelvic floor are weak, tight or if there is any impairment within the sacroiliac joint, low back, coccyx and/or hip joint.
This condition may lead to increased or decreased sensitivity and irritation within the tissues surrounding the pelvic organs, resulting in pelvic pain. Unfortunately, determining the root cause of this pain can often prove challenging.
If you’re wondering whether you require pelvic floor physical therapy assistance, allow Aquacare’s team of dedicated specialists to provide you with the support needed for finding relief from your pelvic pain or eliminating any concerns related to urine leakage. Don’t hesitate to reach out!
How to know it is time to seek a pelvic floor evaluation.
Peripheral Neuropathy
Peripheral neuropathy is that tingling sensation or numbness you feel in your hands or feet. This sensation can be caused by diabetes, poor blood flow, injuries, or medication.
Aquacare’s expert physical therapy team in Berlin, Maryland, can help treat peripheral neuropathy using Rebuilder electrical stimulation. This treatment uses biofeedback and electrical stimulation to encourage increased blood flow, which can lessen or even eliminate numbness.
Rebuilder is used for:
- Chronic pain
- Post surgical pain
- Increase bloodflow
- Muscle re-education
- Maintaining or improving range of motion
Lymphedema Therapy
Lymphedema is a chronic swelling that can be caused by:
- Injury
- Radiation or chemotherapy, treatment for cancer
- Damage to lymph nodes
- Genetic causes
When these causes happen, lymph fluid which is normally circulated throughout the body begins to build up in the tissue under your skin leading to painful swelling and discomfort.
While there is no cure for lymphedema, it can be managed with specialized treatment, like the lymphedema management program offered at our Easton, Maryland physical therapy office.
LEARN MORE ABOUT LYMPHEDEMA MANAGEMENT.
Sports Medicine and Orthopedic Rehabilitation
Golf, pickleball, tennis, racquetball, and gardening are all activities we love to enjoy. They bring us joy and camaraderie – building a sense of community among our friends and peers.
However, these sports can also lead to injuries, especially when you start too quickly, forget to stretch, or play too hard or too long.
If you are experiencing pain of any kind that is keeping you from your favorite sport or activity, physical therapy can help. Experience one-on-one, hour-long physical therapy sessions in our fully equipped gym or try water therapy in our aquatic center.
Our Easton physical therapy teams will be happy to work with you and get you back to enjoying life again.
In addition to providing physical therapy, our team can also help you learn about your body and how the muscles support your mobility.
LEARN MORE ABOUT SPORTS MEDICINE PHYISCAL THERAPY
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Ginger Titus, PT, DPT, OCS, is a board-certified physical therapist practicing at Aquacare's Easton, Maryland location. Ginger initially came to the area 10 years ago after graduating from college. She graduated from University of the Sciences in Philadelphia in 2013 with a bachelor's degree in Health Science and her doctorate degree in Physical Therapy. She later pursued her Orthopedic Certified Specialist certification in 2018. She is also passionate about helping those who are suffering from vestibular pathologies and concussions which lead her to become a certified vestibular therapist through American Institute of Balance in 2019. In her free time, Ginger enjoys spending time with her family and friends along with reading, crafting, traveling, and relaxing on the beach. 
10 Years Experience
Courtney is a Physical Therapist at Aquacare Physical Therapy located at 598 Cynwood Drive Suite 101 in Easton. As a dedicated professional, Courtney is devoted to treating a variety of musculoskeletal conditions by providing one-on-one care and customized treatment programs to help each patient meet their individual goals. She collaborates with her colleagues to provide a team approach to patient care to improve their quality of life.
Courtney received her Bachelor of Science in Cell Biology and Biochemistry from Bucknell University in Lewisburg, Pennsylvania, then her Doctorate of Physical Therapy at University of Delaware in Newark, DE. She has significant continuing education in treatment of Orthopedic Conditions and Manual Therapy, and more recently in pelvic floor dysfunction. She has a certification as a Credentialed Clinical Instructor and enjoys teaching and learning from her students.
Courtney’s vision…“My vision is to help maximize patients’ independence and level of function. Many people do not know that there is help with physical therapy for urinary incontinence and other pelvic floor dysfunction diagnoses. I enjoy educating patients and others about how PT can improve their lives.” 
Teri Eldenburg, PT, is a physical therapist who works at Aquacare in Easton. She earned her Physical Therapy degree from Loma Linda University in California. Teri treats people of all ages who have sports-related injuries, orthopedic injuries or following surgery. She is also experienced in manual therapy techniques. Teri is passionate about helping people improve their posture and move better so they can live life to the fullest by utilizing a combination of aquatic and land therapy. In her spare time, you will find Teri on the pickleball court or doing anything pickleball related. She also enjoys traveling, the water and spending time with her 3 grown children and grandson. 
Jeff Bonnette has over 18 years of experience as a Physical Therapy Assistant. As a PTA, with the majority of his experience in orthopedics and sports medicine, Jeff strives to provide his patients with the best possible care. Utilizing evidence-based practices, he works closely with a strong team of therapists to achieve optimal outcomes and extremely satisfied patients. Jeff graduated from Rowan University 1996 with a Bachelor’s degree in Health and Physical Education and a specialization in Athletic Training and became certified through the National Athletic Trainers Association - Board of Certification (NATABOC). In 1999, he completed his certification as a Physical Therapist Assistant at Mercer County Community College and is currently licensed in the state of MD. Jeff is also the owner of Midshore Health and Fitness, LLC which provides athletic training services, ImPact concussion testing and athletic performance enhancement training. Jeff has been the Head Athletic Trainer with Saints Peter and Paul High School since 2005 and has also worked with Talbot County Public Schools, Chesapeake Community College and Easton’s semi pro football team. Jeff has been nationally certified as an Athletic Performance Enhancement Specialist through the National Academy of Sports Medicine for over 10 years. He was recently certified in Functional Movement Techniques and kinesiotaping. Jeff’s vision as a therapist is to continually provide the highest quality of care in an ever changing and challenging healthcare system and to impact each patient in the most positive way possible. It is his goal to successfully treat my patients’ issues and make such a positive impact in their lives that they will want to come back whenever they need help with aches, pains or injuries. 
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