Advance Physical Therapy
Contact us 331 Olcott Drive, U2 White River Junction Vermont 05001 Phone (802) 295-7333 Fax (802) 295-0058 Aquatics therapy available at the Upper Valley Aquatics Center in White River Junction Our services Physical therapy for: Back pain Post surgery Sports injuries Geriatric issues Balance disorders Incontinence Lymphedema and more Office hoursMonday through Friday Advance Physical Therapy is part of Gifford Medical Center. For emergency care after office hours, please call Gifford at |
Advance Physical Therapy in the Olcott Professional Building in Wilder is home to experienced physical therpists Kim Likosky and Amy Chiriatti and physical therapist assistant Steven Mann. Kim has practiced in the area for years and has certifications in Mechanical Diagnosis in Therapy, which focuses on the assessment and treatment of spine-related injuries, and as an Orthopedic Clinical Specialist. Amy previously practiced in Wisconsin. She has earned special certification in, and is now offering, physical therapy for lymphedema.
Advance Physical Therapy is a modern clinic with an attractive and relaxing gym space and exam rooms. Aquatics therapy is also offered at the Upper Valley Aquatics Center. For all of your physical therapy needs, call Advance Physical Therapy
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Read one patient's story _______________________________________________________________ Mitch BeckAdvance Physical Therapy treated her lymphedema Following a knee injury several years ago and then knee replacement surgery, Mitch Beck had swelling in one leg. It was lymphedema – a condition that can involve extreme swelling of an arm or leg, causing the limb to be heavy and ache. It is often irreversible and difficult to live with.
Mitch was introduced to physical therapist Amy Chiriatti of Advance Physical Therapy in Wilder. Amy earned certification and specializes in physical therapy to treat lymphedema. Mitch spent two months working with Amy multiple times a week at the spacious and comfortable physical therapy practice. Amy wrapped Mitch’s swollen leg with layers of special compression bandages and gently rubbed her skin to activate the lymphatic system. “She was amazing. I think the world of Amy,” Mitch says, who saw her leg swelling go down. “There was an incredible difference from when I started with her to when I ended.” Mitch, an artist and fund-raiser from South Royalton, now manages her lymphedema at home by wearing an elastic compression garment. “My leg looks fabulous,” she says. |
