Specialty Services

Yellowstone Physical Therapy can assist you with your industrial rehabilitation and injury
prevention needs. This service is highly customizable to your needs and may involve working with your team to treat and prevent workplace injuries, optimize workstation ergonomics, teach employees how to lift and move safely in the workplace and integrate best practices for health, safety and productivity. Please contact our office to discuss how we can help you achieve your business and safety goals.

Yellowstone Physical Therapy offers custom biomechanically designed foot orthotics to manage problems caused by your foot type, trauma, sports injuries, overuse and medical problems. Biomechanically designed foot orthotics are different than arch supports and are fabricated for your specific needs following a thorough biomechanical exam of your feet and lower extremities.

How your feet function affects your entire lower extremity, your hips, pelvis and spine. We will help you figure out if custom foot orthotics will be helpful to your problem. Our orthotics are high quality and affordable.

Yellowstone Physical Therapy offers workstation ergonomic assessments and recommendations to improve work safety and productivity. From computer desks to manufacturing workstations, YPT can help fit your workstation(s) to your needs. YPT therapists specialize in biomechanics and can help you set up existing workstations for optimal safety and comfort. We also can help you design new workstations.

Workstation ergonomic assessments are conducted on-site at your business or home office. This service is offered either as a stand-alone service or as part of your physical therapy plan of care if you are attending regular physical therapy sessions. Contact our office for more information and pricing.

What is Pelvic Health Physical Therapy? It’s the treatment of a dysfunctional pelvic floor in women, men as well as children including urinary incontinence, bowel incontinence, pelvic/low back pain, and organ prolapse.

The pelvic floor is a group of muscles at the bottom of the pelvic bowl that works with your diaphragm, abdominal and back muscles to help support your organs and your low back, assists with sexual function, and helps to maintain urinary and bowel continence. There are several reasons these muscles can become dysfunctional, including but not limited to pregnancy, prostatectomies, abdominal surgeries, neurologic conditions, and lifestyle habits such as chronic constipation. A trained physical therapist can help you to strengthen, lengthen, re-educate and incorporate these muscles with the rest of your lumbopelvic muscles to help you achieve your goals.