Living in pain is common, but it doesn’t need to be. At Boost PT, our staff works closely with patients to design and implement a custom physical therapy plan to provide ongoing pain relief.

Whether your pain is caused by an accident, a lifelong issue, an acute illness, or unknown causes, the team at Boost PT offers easy, safe, and long-lasting pain relief. Patients can expect to see significant changes in pain levels after six or fewer visits.

Has your doctor recommended physical therapy? Did you know you can go to any physical therapist/clinic of your choice? And you can change clinics at any-time during treatment. We know that you have a choice, we hope you choose us!

Currently, Boost PT serves patients across Rexburg, Sugar City, Driggs, Teton, St. Anthony, Tetonia, Victor, Alta, Rigby, and East Idaho.

Physical therapy is considered a conservative treatment and is shown to save you time and money and you are less likely to have serious side effects compared to other more invasive treatments. That’s what makes physical therapy a great place to start getting you out of pain! However, physical therapy like any other treatment has its limitations, and surgery or other treatments may be necessary for you. It may be beneficial to start or continue physical therapy treatment while you receive other treatments. We will coordinate with your physician or surgeon and refer you back to them for further evaluation or refer you to other healthcare providers if we feel it is necessary.

Boost PT Will Work With Your Doctor

For some, the thought of taking on a pain relief treatment outside of traditional medication or surgery is intimidating. At Boost PT, the most important part of our treatment is ensuring our patients feel comfortable, safe, and informed. We work closely with your physician to ensure the treatments or pain relief methods we use are consistent with your current diagnosis.

Physical therapy may help you avoid surgery or other costly or invasive treatments. However, if you do require surgical treatment, Boost PT can help prepare you, or help you recover following surgery to give you the best outcome.

Once you come in for an assessment your physical therapist will be able to prescribe how long, and how often you may need treatment. Your commitment to follow the prescribed treatment plan will impact your long term results and pain relief.

Patients may notice muscle tenderness or residual soreness following a physical therapy session. These are normal side effects, which will lessen in time, and mean your treatment is working. Always be upfront about the pain you feel during or after therapy, so your physical therapist can adjust your treatment as needed.

Your physical therapy treatment will likely include some of the following:

Exercises
Cardiovascular exercise
Progressive resistive exercise
Balance (vestibular and/or proprioceptive) exercises
Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation (PNF)
Passive range of motion, active-assisted or active range of motion exercises
Stretching/ flexibility exercises

Equipment
Recumbent bike
Upper and lower body ergometer
Core-stix
Cable machine
Bodyweight supported treadmill
Shuttle Ultimate with PNF cables
Vibeplate

Modalities
Kinesio (KT) taping, Athletic taping, McConnell taping
Therapeutic ultrasound
Class 3B laser- Low-Level Laser Therapy (LLLT)/ Cold Laser Therapy (CLT)
Electrical stimulation
Cryotherapy
Heat therapy

Phonophoresis
Iontophoresis
Mechanical cervical and lumbar traction
Percussion massage

Manual Therapy
Joint mobilization
Spinal manipulation
Dry needling
Manual traction
Deep tissue massage
Soft tissue mobilization
Instrument assisted soft tissue mobilization (IASTM)
Trigger point release