Active Care Rehab treats patients in the Milwaukee and Glendale area in order to improve function, achieve goals and promote an active lifestyle.

We are experts in Physical Therapy services and have helped numerous patients feel better and get moving.

We look forward to working with you.

Physical Therapy

The physical therapists at Active Care Rehab treat patients of all ages.  We pride ourselves in providing the highest level of care in a compassionate environment.  When asked why treatment is better at Active Care Rehab than other facilities, many patients answer: "You spend more time with me here."  We consider that statement our highest achievement.

Physical therapists are educated in the interaction of the body's anatomy and movement patterns and can help people of all ages gain or regain function and improved quality of life.

Sports Injury

Athletes want to stay active and we can help get you back to your sport.  We work with athletes at all levels:  professionals, high school and college as well as weekend warriors. Getting you back into the game is our biggest goal. You'll always work with the same PT at Active Care Rehab in order to get the personalized attention that will help you the most. Weather you've had a recent sprain or strain, a surgical reconstruction, or a chronic aliment, we can help you get better....faster.

Neuropathy

Active Care Rehab and Milwaukee Physical Therapy is Southeast Wisconsin's leading treatment facility for monochromatic treatment for patients with neuropathy. This safe, non-invasive treatment is FDA and Medicare approved and offers a non-pharmaceutical option for people who suffer from painful numb feet.

Coupled with a personalized physical therapy program patients designed by physical therapists, numerous patients have benefited. This treatment has helped thousands of patients since 1994 by increasing circulation in patients with neuropathy.

The results have been published in several medical journals and include improved sensation, nerve function and pain reduction. New data shows that treatment with this therapy can also improve balance and gait and reduce the risk of falls by 96%.