Help Through Physical Therapy
@Butchcass4 (5895)
United States
September 22, 2015 2:28pm CST
I started physical therapy at Pro Care Physical Therapy in Canton, Pa one year ago in August 2014 for my back and neck . I tried to go for a walk and I was in a lot of pain I couldn't do it. So I talked to my doctor about physical therapy and he agreed that it should help.
So I just finished my therapy last week 9/18/15. I can tell you it helped me tremendously. I went 3days a week and it took me about one hour and 15 minutes. I am now able to walk 45 minutes on a tread mill. I've done a mile walk too, or I do 30 minutes of power walking 4 days a week and 40 minute power walking 2 days a week with Leslie Sonome.
The people who worked with me at Pro Care Physical Therapy are amazing people. I couldn't afford to pay the 20% the Blue Cross Blue Shield didn't pay. They just had me fill out a hardship agreement and didn't care about the 20% which I was amazed by. Most places want to make sure they get that 20%. Pro Care is more concerned about the patient than the money.
If you are out of shape or like me overweight and out of shape physical therapy could be for you too. They give you various exercises to do and after your exercises they work on the problem areas with various manipulation. They help get you mobile again.
They have Pro Care Physical Therapy all over the state of PA. You can call one of the main offices at Wyalusing, Pa 570-746-0504 and ask for a Pro Care near you. Or you can go online to I thank God for Pro Care Physical Therapy they are a blessing for sure.
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@Tampa_girl7 (49383)
• United States
22 Sep 15
I am so happy for you that the physical therapy helped.
@Butchcass4 (5895)
• United States
23 Sep 15
@Tampa_girl7 Thanks so much it means a lot that you care and you don't even know me. You must be a wonderful person. Is that your picture next to your name?
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@Tampa_girl7 (49383)
• United States
23 Sep 15
@Butchcass4 yes that is me on my 50 th birthday. I am 53 now.
@simone10 (54189)
• Louisville, Kentucky
23 Sep 15
I've had to go though physical therapy twice. The first time, I went for problems with my neck and it helped a lot. The second time I went for a frozen shoulder and it did help but it was so extremely painful that I had to quit as it caused me to go into a flare with my RA.
@Butchcass4 (5895)
• United States
23 Sep 15
@simone10 I am so sorry you suffered with your shoulder. I had surgery on my left shoulder and went through physical therapy for that too and it did help, but there are cases like yours where it doesn't work out. I am glad it helped your neck. God bless you
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@simone10 (54189)
• Louisville, Kentucky
26 Sep 15
@Butchcass4 It hurt me so bad with my shoulder that I was actually crying and I never cry from pain. I would much rather had given birth than go through that again.
@GardenGerty (158154)
• United States
22 Sep 15
My daughter needed physical therapy after a severe broken arm. She was only nine. We were served through the hospital and had no insurance at the time. We were actually shown how to do the therapies at home and as long as she showed progress we were allowed to be in charge of it and she just got measured weekly. It was a good program and helped her not lose the use of her arm.
@Butchcass4 (5895)
• United States
23 Sep 15
@GardenGerty I am sorry your daughter broke her arm so severely and I am glad the therapy helped her, that's awesome. So glad it restored her arm completely!
@Jlyn10 (11966)
• Malaysia
26 Sep 15
I'm glad that the therapy has helped you so much and I'm sure the pain is already gone and that you are able to move with ease now.
It seems you have also put in much effort to get well completely and you have shown great determination and I'm sure God was with you all the time. 
We don't have insurance that covers physical therapy here although it would be nice if there were. 
We don't have insurance that covers physical therapy here although it would be nice if there were. 
@kayshope (1670)
• El Paso, Texas
22 Sep 15
So glad it worked so well for you. I have a sister who is really overwight and could use something like this. Wish shed talk to her dr about it. Thanks for the great info here.
@Butchcass4 (5895)
• United States
23 Sep 15
@kayshope Yes they were part of my 51 pounds of weight loss with the exercises they gave me to do. They helped my overall body to get moving and I can't tell you how much of a difference it made. I thank God for Pro Care Physical Therapy. I pray your sister will consider going to physical therapy it'll change her life.
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@kayshope (1670)
• El Paso, Texas
23 Sep 15
@Butchcass4 wow thats great. Its about the amount she told me she needs to lose as well. Wish we could get her into that. Ill talk to her more about it...
@sprinklesare4winners (531)
• Avenel, New Jersey
22 Sep 15
i sprained my ankle last year and had to do some physical therapy. i wasnt that big of a fan, i basically just had to do exercises while they watched. it cost alot becauseof my high deductible and i couldve done it at home. however i used to work at a physical therapy office and saw how valuable it was to certain patients
@Butchcass4 (5895)
• United States
23 Sep 15
@sprinklesare4winners Yeah this company, Pro Care does not care about the amount the insurance doesn't pay, they just fill out a hardship form and that's it. They are more concerned about your well being. That is why I wrote the article to encourage people that are in the state of PA to use them instead of other ones as you get treated with kindness and deep concern. They make you feel like a family member. They will eventually spread out to other states but it will take some time. So I feel for the ones that don't have Pro Care available to them. As I went to other physical therapy places and was NOT impressed as I am with Pro Care.
@LadyDuck (461966)
• Switzerland
23 Sep 15
I am glad you find a physical therapy that can help you. I needed to see a physiotherapist last year when I had a serious problem to my shoulder. My doctor gave me a prescription and the physiotherapist is a professional doctor who works inside the local hospital.
