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blood flow restriction (BFR)

Blood Flow Restriction (BFR) therapy is a technique that involves partially restricting blood flow to a limb using inflatable cuffs to stimulate muscle growth and improve strength, similar to traditional weight training, but with lower intensity and potentially faster recovery times.

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More about blood flow restriction (BFR)

Traditional strength training can overload newly injured joints or connective tissues. Our Blood Flow Restriction Machine or BFR, restricts blood flow to an area of the body, which in turn builds up the lactic acid produced during exercise, the key component in muscle building.

With BFR, patients can successfully build muscle mass quickly while performing very simple activities. It allows for the benefits of exercise with reduced risks.

Benefits of BFR

Jamie has helped me with scoliosis pain. Three sessions in and I have greater movement and less pain.

Johanna O.
Rating: 5

They treat you with kindness and respect. They tell you what you need to know to get better. Every time I have surgery or just life, this is my go-to for treatment. Been going there for years!!!

Chris H.
Rating: 5

Had total hip replacements on both hips. The therapists were excellent, and care was top-notch. Very professional and took the time to listen to concerns, explain the exercises, and provided printouts on each exercise. My recovery has been excellent with no problems or paralysis. Thank you.

Paul Z.
Rating: 5

I am VERY satisfied with the care I have received and would Highly recommend them to anyone needing treatment.

Gary N.
Rating: 5

My husband and I both had extensive PT this winter and this group is fantastic! Extremely knowledgeable, but very personable. We are back on the court and living our active lives again. Thank you so much!

Suzanne V.
Rating: 5

Every employee is 100% invested in their patients!!

Steve M.
Rating: 5
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