Welcome to Outer Banks Physical Therapy

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At Outer Banks Physical Therapy, patient care is our priority. Restoring patients to their pre-injury way of life is the focus of our entire staff. Our goal is to provide patients with the most thorough and precise evaluation, treatment, and plan of care to ensure optimal outcomes so you may return to the lifestyle and activities you enjoy.

With over 20 years of clinical experience and a tremendous working relationship with local doctors as well as surgeons regionally and across the country, we are able to maximize our patients rehabilitation outcomes. Our therapists stay current with the latest Physical Therapy techniques and attend yearly continuing education to stay apprised of the ever growing and changing field of research in orthopedics and sports medicine. Come to Outer Banks Physical Therapy and get back to working, playing and living!

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Ice or heat........what to use?  A good rule of thumb is that if you have hurt yourself try ice for the first 48 hours and of course, seek medical attention for the injury!  After that use whichever feels better.  In general heat is good if a muscle or joint feels tight and ice helps to take away aching pains and swelling.  Many times heat is great before activity and ice works well afterwards.  Set a timer for 10  15 minutes to avoid burning.

Patient of the Week

Mr. Devault
 

            *  He inspires everyone in the clinic
            *  He works hard throughtout his rehab
            *  His wife makes tremendous baked goods!!!!!!!!!!  thank you


          

Pleased Patients

“Knowledgeable, motivational, and fun. Outer Banks Physical Therapy came highly recommended by a multitude of people after I injured my knee. Post surgical rehabilitation is just plain tough, but the care and commitment that Amy and team provide is the best I've ever received (I've had several athletic injuries in the past). It's hard not to heal quickly when you're surrounded by positive, engaged, caring professionals who instinctively know if it's a pep talk or a push that's needed to keep you on track. Thank you for all you do!”

- Tricia Joseph, Kitty Hawk, NC