Pomona Valley Health Centers in Chino Hills and La Verne, California, offer in-clinic aquatic physical therapy. This type of rehabilitation is ideal for patients seeking treatment for conditions that make bearing weight difficult or painful.
Our aquatic therapy programs help our diverse patient population successfully manage and overcome a broad spectrum of physical disorders.
Patients participating in aquatic health and rehab services improve balance, ambulation, cardiorespiratory fitness, and muscle strength while minimizing the likelihood of exercise-related injury or strain.
If you think aquatic physical therapy could be right for you, please get in touch with Pomona Valley Health Centers representatives to schedule an evaluation at our Chino Hills or La Verne locations today.
Aquatic therapy is a type of physical rehabilitation conducted in a temperature-controlled pool. It is an effective strategy for patients seeking to improve strength and manage chronic pain without applying unnecessary pressure or strain on joints.
Patients with neuromuscular disorders or musculoskeletal injuries can relieve symptoms safely and effectively with hydrotherapy services under the guidance of trained and certified physical therapists.
All PVHC patients receive a comprehensive evaluation by our certified physical therapists before engaging in exercise-based rehabilitation. This initial assessment allows the rehabilitation team to accurately determine the patient’s needs and capacity for physical activity before designing a rehabilitation plan.
If aquatic physical therapy is integrated into the patient’s treatment plan, sessions will be scheduled with a qualified clinician instructor who will guide the therapy.
Aquatic therapy can be an appropriate strategy regardless of water abilities—it is not necessary to know how to swim to participate, and the pools are equipped with lifts for accessibility.
Aquatic therapy offers numerous advantages over traditional land therapy to patients of all ages. The gravity-free environment allows patients a more excellent range of motion earlier in recovery and accelerates functional mobility. Patients who struggle to stand unassisted will not risk injury from falls or slips. Because patients can see and experience progress early in their rehabilitation, they often feel encouraged to participate more robustly and enthusiastically in their recovery.
Aquatic health and rehab services allow a wide variety of targeted exercises to be performed safely. The resistance in the water will enable patients to build muscle strength and endurance while enhancing coordination and balance.
Aquatic therapy services are often recommended for patients experiencing the following:
Moreover, water physical therapy can facilitate recovery in patients who have undergone surgical interventions. Aqua physical therapy in Chino Hills and La Verne provide patients with effective tools for strength building because it allows them to use the weight of the water as resistance without needing weights or gravity.
PVHC offers Medicare-certified therapy pools specifically designed for aquatic health and rehab services. Our warm-water pools provide a low-impact environment that helps reduce pain, improve mobility, and accelerate recovery—ideal for patients with joint pain or mobility issues. The pools are equipped with lifts for accessibility, and there are always two lifeguards on duty.
Our expert physical therapy team is dedicated to personalized care, tailoring each water therapy session to your individual needs. From the moment you step into the water, you’ll feel our patient-first approach, where your comfort, safety, and progress are always our top priorities.
Contact us today to learn more about our aquatic therapy programs in Chino Hills or La Verne or schedule an appointment.
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When attending aquatic therapy, be sure to bring:
Please arrive 15 minutes early to ensure you have enough time to change before your session begins.
Aquatic therapy sessions are usually between 30 minutes and one hour. The length of the session depends on the patient’s recovery progress.
The number of aquatic therapy sessions you’ll need depends on your specific medical condition and wellness goals. Most see improvements with 8 to 12 sessions over about 4 to 8 weeks, but your therapist will work with you to adjust the plan based on your personal progress.
The goal is to make sure you get the right amount of therapy to help you feel better and reach your recovery goals.
Yes, most insurance plans, including Medicare, Medicaid, and private insurers, cover aquatic health and rehab services if deemed medically necessary.
Coverage will depend on meeting your insurance provider’s specific billing requirements, so it’s always a good idea to confirm the details of your plan with your insurance provider before beginning treatments.
To get started with aquatic physical therapy in Chino Hills or La Verne, a physician and physical therapist must evaluate your physical capabilities and determine whether aquatic therapy is a good option for you.
Request a physical therapy evaluation at PVHC today to get started.
Aquatic Therapy Available at these PVHC Locations