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Mission Statement
 
It is our mission to provide the highest quality of care to our patients by highly trained and qualified staff through evidence-based practice, promoting health and wellness; timely recovery following injury, debilitation, or surgical intervention; return to prior level of function and independence in daily activities, work, and recreation, to service the people of our community and industry.
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What to Expect on Your First Visit to Biomax
 

On your first visit you can expect the evaluating Therapist to ask you questions about...

  • Your current condition
  • Your previous medical history, including surgeries
  • All medications you are taking
  • General information about your home
  • Your current and past level of activity
  • Your goals for recovery

Please call your insurance to check coverage for therapy. (Any limits on number of visits or dollar amount allowed or if pre-certification is required.)

It is a good idea to wear loose fitting clothing that is easily removed, or that is comfortably moved out of the way.
   

Your evaluating Therapist may assess many aspects of your well-being including...

          • Pain - its location, intensity, and nature
          • Movement - how smoothly and deliberately you move and change positions
          • Strength and endurance - how strong are your muscles and for how long can they work
          • Flexibility - how far are you able to move your painful body part(s)
          • Functional activity - what you are able to do at home and work
 
Once your evaluating Therapist determines how you can benefit from rehabilitation services, he or she will create a "Plan of Care" to meet your specific needs.
 

The Plan of Care will specify...

  • Treatments to be performed
  • How often you should receive therapy
  • Goals indicating the amount of improvement you should strive to achieve
 
Your Therapist will teach you exercises to perform at home.
 
Your Therapist will teach you about your current condition and how you can actively work to improve it.
 

Things to bring with you on your first visit:

  • A list of medications you take on a regular basis
  • A description and dates of surgeries and health problems you have had