Ford Physical Therapy

01/30/2026

Just another Friday at Ford Physical Therapy. I’m sure these ladies are talking about how much fun they are about to have in Therapy. 😂

01/29/2026

Did you know that it has been 5 years since we have been in our West Main Location? We have seen many faces and returning faces. We are grateful for everyone. Thank you

01/28/2026

We hope that no one had a slip and fall on the ice this weekend while trying out for the Winter Olympics but if you did Ford Physical Therapy is here to get you back in working order.

01/24/2026

Aaron is still hard at work at Ford Physical Therapy with long time patient Doris!!

01/23/2026

Our clinic will be closed Monday, January 26 and Tuesday, January 27. We will be open Wednesday at 8 AM. Please be safe.

01/23/2026

Before Christmas, we gave our patients a disposable camera and ask them to show us what therapy looks like. This was a patient’s view walking into the clinic.
There are a few more I want to share and I can’t wait to do this again.

01/22/2026

Please be careful on the ice this weekend. We love new patients but would hate to hear that you slipped on black ice.

Nearly invisible and deceptively thin, this ice is one of winter’s deadliest hazards. Here’s how it forms and why it causes thousands of accidents each year.

01/21/2026

A new year means new staff introductions. Cade Cork is one of our therapist at the West Main Clinic.
Favorite Movies : Dune and Jeremiah Johnson
Favorite Book : Red Rising series by Pierce Brown
Favorite Food : Pizza
Pet Peeve : Asking what his pet peeve is 😂😂
Favorite part of 2025 : Getting married.

01/20/2026

If you’re not having fun at work, what are you doing!! We are always having a good time at Ford Physical Therapy. Join us today for all of your therapy needs.

01/19/2026

Patient discharge days are a big deal around here. It’s their graduation. They have completed all their treatment sessions and are leaving a brand new person.

01/17/2026

What Ortho PT Solves :

Orthopedic physical therapy helps by:
-identifying the root cause of pain
-restoring efficient movement
-building strength and resilience
-preventing recurring flareups

The goal isn’t short term relief —- it’s long-term function.

01/16/2026

Sometimes it’s not so easy.