950 N. Courtenay Pkwy. Suite 1, Merritt Island, FL 32953
(behind McDonald's) 321-453-2844
REHABILITATION

Cybex |
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Med-X |
Not all rehabilitation and TESTING equipment
are created Equal. Truth is, Med-X is better. It was designed
by the developer of the Nautilus machine; Med-X is a revolutionary
concept in Rehabilitative Medicine. Far superior to and safer than common-
place
"isokinetic" rehabilitation machines, Med-X machines
provide the only means of isolating, safely testing, and directly stimulating
injured musculature of the lumbar and cervical spine. Low back and cervical
evaluation and rehabilitation must be specific to the respective lumbar
and cervical extensor muscles thereby necessitating isolation of those
regions by adequately stabilizing un-wanted motion. Med-X does
an exception job at this. It is in this "isolation environment"
that we are able to provide an overload stimulus in a safe and effective
environment in which to apply basic principles of progression and overload
to combat and reverse the deconditioning effects of chronic lowback
and neck pain. Providing a secure isolated environment reduces patient
anxiety and apprehension during the movement and musculature re-activation
phase of a rehabilitation program. This type of environment helps the
patient develop and re-establish confidence in using their low back
musculature. The human body adapts to disuse. If an area of the body
is painful, the neuromuscular system will learn new patterns of contraction
to produce movement, thus alienating the injured muscle. This injured
muscle then further atrophies and weakens, predisposing an individual
to greater risk and severity of re-injury.
Our staff evaluates the patient's condition and then designs a specific rehabilitation program, using appropriate Med-X equipment and Cybex fitness equipment as well as a home exercise program to treat their particular need. Most patients complete this program in 6- 14 weeks.
We feel that we do an exceptional job in the treatment and rehabilitation of the cervical and lumbar spine as well as injuries to extremities such as shoulders, knees, hips, and feet.