Personalized physical therapy telehealth services over a secure video connection
ABOUT TELEFOCUS PHYSICAL THERAPY
What is Telehealth Physical Therapy?
Telehealth physical therapy involves speaking one on one with a physical therapist over a secure video connection for evaluation and treatment sessions. Many orthopedic injuries that do not require hands-on treatment can be treated through telehealth. If you need advice on symptom management and progression after a concussion, or help with treatment of vertigo symptoms, this can often be addressed through telehealth PT without needing to leave your home. During and after cancer treatment, it's important to keep up your strength and activity level. Telehealth physical therapy sessions can be performed online so that you can safely remain in your home if your blood counts are low or you feel weak.
Why Choose TeleFocus PT
Assessment by an experienced physical therapist can happen at your fingertips and on your time using your computer or mobile device! After an evaluation, your physical therapist will give you the tools you need so that you can help yourself recover. You will be given a personalized program that will be progressed as you improve. You will have access to communicate with your PT at anytime if you have questions or concerns. Contact us now for a free phone consultation to discuss your physical therapy needs, or click on Request Appointment to schedule a one-on-one physical therapy virtual evaluation. We are licensed to treat patients throughout the states of Michigan and Florida.
ABOUT YOUR PHYSICAL THERAPIST
Melissa Maidlow Brown, MPT, DPT, ITPT
Dr. Melissa Brown has been a physical therapist since 1996. She received her BA from the University of Michigan, and both her Master of Physical Therapy and Doctor of Physical Therapy degrees from Temple University. She has worked in the inpatient hospital setting in Philadelphia, Chicago, and Kalamazoo seeing patients in orthopedics, neurology, cardiology, oncology, and after organ transplant. She has experience in outpatient orthopedics and neurology. She is an ImPACT Trained Physical Therapist, certified in the treatment of patients after concussion. She has been McKenzie trained in mechanical diagnosis and treatment of disorders of the spine, and is working toward certification in this area. She has worked as a college human anatomy instructor, and is currently an adjunct instructor at Western Michigan University's Doctor of Physical Therapy program.