Imus Physical Therapy

27/01/2026

Many people think physical therapy after a stroke is just about exercise or buildinyg muscle strength. But it’s actually much more than that.

Physical therapy helps stroke survivors relearn how to move safely and correctly—how to sit, stand, walk, and even turn in bed. These are things we do every day, but after a stroke, they can suddenly become difficult or unsafe.

Without proper guidance, patients may develop poor movement habits, lose balance easily, or become afraid to move at all. That’s where physical therapy plays an important role.

Our goal is to help patients move with more confidence, reduce the risk of falls, and improve their quality of life—especially inside their own homes, where they spend most of their time.

24/01/2026

Some days movement feels easier. Other days, it feels harder. This is normal. What matters most is consistency and family support.

20/01/2026

Even if a patient can already stand or walk, there may still be improper movement patterns and muscle weakness.

Physical Therapy helps prevent stiffness, poor movement habits, and future injuries.

14/01/2026

Home Exercises ≠ Home Health Physical Therapy

Many families don’t realize this early on, and it can affect recovery.

Home exercises support progress—but they don’t replace skilled physical therapy in the home, especially after a recent stroke.

Knowing the difference helps you protect your loved one during a critical time.

12/01/2026

Is your home a partner in recovery? 🏡🛡️

Bringing a loved one home after a stroke requires a few adjustments to ensure safety and prevent falls. Here are 3 quick tips from our physical therapists:

Clear the Path: Remove loose rugs and clutter from main walking paths.

Lighting is Key: Ensure hallways and bathrooms are well-lit, especially for night time trips.

Supportive Seating: Use chairs with sturdy armrests to help with sitting and standing transitions.

Need a professional eye to evaluate your home setup? Our therapists provide home safety assessments as part of our initial visit.

DM us to schedule a session today. 📩

10/01/2026

In stroke recovery, there is no such thing as a "small" win.

Holding a spoon, buttoning a shirt, or gripping a glass of water—these moments are milestones. They are the building blocks of regained independence and dignity.

If you’re feeling discouraged by the pace of recovery, look closer. Every controlled movement is a victory for the nervous system.

What win are you celebrating with your loved one this week? Share it with us below! 👇

08/01/2026

Did you know the brain has an incredible ability to "re-route" itself? 🧠✨

It’s called Neuroplasticity. After a stroke, certain pathways may be damaged, but with consistent, targeted physical therapy, we can help the brain build new connections.

It takes patience and repetition, but the "rewiring" is possible. Our role is to guide those movements correctly to ensure the brain learns the right patterns.

Progress is a journey of a thousand small steps. We’re here to help your loved one take the first one.

07/01/2026

06/01/2026

Recovery feels different when you’re in your own space. 🏠

​For stroke survivors, the commute to a clinic can be exhausting and stressful—energy that should be spent on healing.

At Imus Physical Therapy Services, we bring hospital-grade care right to your doorstep.

​Practicing movements where they actually happen—like getting out of their favorite chair or navigating their hallway—accelerates functional independence.

​📍 Serving families across Imus.

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Note: a doctor's referral is required.