Milford Physical Therapy in Delaware
Gym-based and Aquatic Orthopedic Rehabilitation, Specializing in Balance, Neuro, Pediatrics, and Fitness
Our beautiful Milford, Delaware physical therapy facility is located at the former Milford hospital campus and features a state-of-the-art 8,000-square-foot facility.
Aquacare Physical Therapy is located on the first floor of the Milford Wellness Village, a collective of organizations working together to offer comprehensive healthcare to the Milford community.
When looking for a physical therapy clinic near you, it is important to consider factors such as the qualifications and experience of the therapists, the range of services offered, the convenience of location and hours, insurance coverage, and patient reviews or testimonials.
Aquacare Physical Therapy was voted the best physical therapy provider in Sussex County in 2026. We are also Great Place to Work Certified – and we are hiring!
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Athletics and Sports Medicine Services
Now in Milford with extended Athletics services, including a full fitness and performance gym! Expand your athletic prowess with our dedicated team.
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- Sports Medicine
- McKenzie Intervention (Spine)
- Balance and Vestibular
- Concussion Management
- Cupping
Do you feel dizzy or lose your balance?
Balance and vestibular physical therapy uses specialized exercises to retrain your brain, eyes, and inner ear to restore stability and reduce dizziness.
What It Treats
This therapy helps with conditions affecting the vestibular system (the inner ear structures that control balance and spatial awareness).
It is used for:
- Vertigo and spinning sensations
- Dizziness and lightheadedness
- Imbalance or frequent falls
- Motion sensitivity or sickness
- Visual blurring when moving your head
Do you have tingling in your hands or feet?
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.
Rebuilder is used for:
- Chronic pain
- Post surgical pain
- Increase blood flow
- Muscle re-education
- Maintaining or improving range of motion

