Decrease pain. Improve movement. Return to function.
Treatment Approach
Omaha Physical Therapy Institute, PC (OPTI) is committed to assisting patients return to work, sports, and life through individualized, one-on-one physical therapy treatment. The physical therapists at OPTI are highly educated on the most current research on pain science.
OPTI provides services that will meet the needs of the whole family. You tell us your goals. We make sure you meet them. We can help you.
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BEST Physical Therapy in Omaha
Quality – 100% Continuity of Care
The highest quality of physical therapy services are guaranteed at OPTI. From your first visit to your last, you will have the same doctor of physical therapy treating you. OPTI’s physical therapists are all specialists in the orthopedic and sports medicine realm. We measure success through your outcomes and satisfaction with treatment. We are only satisfied with what we do if you are satisfied with how we do it. We treat you like family.
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Time, attention, and compassion you deserve
Compassion
OPTI provides compassionate and highly skilled care to help individuals experiencing pain with hands-on, one-on-one attention to improve function and promote wellness throughout life.
We listen and give our patients the time they need to discuss their injuries. We go above and beyond to make sure patients are receiving our best effort in achieving their goals.
There is a reason physicians choose OPTI for their patients. There is a reason physicians choose OPTI for themselves and their family members. We give you the time, attention, and compassion you deserve. We can help you.
You tell us your goals. We make sure you meet them. We can help you.
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Confidence in Movement
Therapeutic Neuroscience Education
Our pain is produced by the brain as a protective mechanism in response to information that it is receiving from neural channels all over our body that are connected to every system in our body (musculoskeletal, integumentary, immune/endrocrine to name a few). Our brain is there to relay that information onto us, especially if something could be harming or potentially harmful to the body.
At Omaha Physical Therapy Institute, the physical therapists focus is on teaching you about why you feel pain and what you can do to decrease the threat level to the central nervous system through strategies to improve your feeling of “safety.” Moving through comfortable, non-threatening ways can help with decreasing the intensity and frequency of pain and can give you a sense of “ability” despite the discomfort that you have been feeling. This confidence in movement will lead to more movement and typically less pain. Therapeutic neuroscience education can help you get back to living your life and doing the things that you love!