A Note to Our Patients About the Coronavirus (COVID-19)

At this time IPT will remain OPEN during the Coronavirus outbreak as we have been deemed by the State of CT as essential personnel.
( https://portal.ct.gov/Coronavirus ).

We're adhering to the CDC's protocols on cleaning and disinfecting our facilities, daily, as well as keeping safe distances between patients. We will update our website with any future changes as necessary.

I want you to know that your health and safety is our first priority. Here at IPT we've always taken great pride in our clean and well-run facilities, and we know this is more important than ever right now. On top of our daily cleaning procedures, we're increasing our cleaning routines and cleaning product for patients and therapists. Like many others, we're taking guidance from the CDC, which recommends regular cleaning as one of the most important preventive measures we can take.

At this time, our physical therapists are still treating patients until further notice. Please check our website for any updates on future closing or openings.

For anyone coming in to our office at this time, rest assured that we are doing everything in our power to protect your health and would be grateful to know of anything we can do to give you peace of mind in our office.

- Physical Therapy Care & Aquatic Rehab Team

Important:

If you've traveled overseas, you must stay home for 14 days after returning from travel, monitor your health, and practice social distancing.
Anyone that is sick with a fever, cough, or has trouble breathing should call their primary care physician before coming into our clinic.

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"Great place to go for physical therapy. Staff is very friendly and caring. Scheduling was very flexible and easy to to find times that worked with my schedule. Would recommend this place to anyone looking for physical therapy"
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Staff made this experience very enjoyable and were very considerate whenever they sensed I might need a break.
Mary S
Wonderful caring physical therapist that actually care about your well being rather than you being just a number.
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Very good variety of modalities. The facility is clean, the staff is very friendly. And above all, the therapy was VERY effective!
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The staff is always very friendly and professional. They always have patience and and are knowledgeable about your treatment. Highly recommended!
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All the staff at PT Care are great! They are professional, knowledgeable & very caring. I loved the fact they were always on time. I will use them again next time I need PT.
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Welcome to
Physical Therapy Care
&
Aquatic Rehab
of Fort Bend

Our Mission

This facility provides innovative, multidisciplinary services dedicated to injury prevention and rehabilitation for the community.

As a qualified team of professionals, we promote and provide excellence in rehabilitation services through our commitment to patient's rights, advanced education and professional ethics.

We believe that our services are optimized when we work as a team with our patients, their caregivers, family and our professional colleagues. We additionally believe that we demonstrate social responsibility by providing services in a cost effective proficient manner.

‘They never gave up on me’

We're in the 2020 SHOWCASE of the Fort Bend Herald. It features a patient of ours that graduated from a walker to walking without assistance at Physical Therapy Care & Aquatics Rehab of Fort Bend after breaking her leg in May 2018.

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Excellent Patient Outcomes

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We designed our facility with your challenges in mind and our dedicated professionals focus on you, the most important member of our team.

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Richmond Clinic

Successful Patient-Centered Care

Complete therapy services
State-of-the-art facilities and equipment
On-site specialty pool for aquatic rehab
Treating pediatric through adult patients
Your physician referral from widespread office locations and diverse specialties accepted
A team of experienced, qualified and professional staff
Bi-lingual staff

Katy / Fulshear Clinic

Convenient and Accessible

Two clinics close to you serving:
- Richmond
- Katy
- Rosenberg
- Fulshear
- Needville
- Cinco Ranch
- Sugar Land
- Cross Creek Ranch
- Wharton
- Firethorne
Spacious ground-level facilities
Plentiful parking within feet of the front door
Efficient and flexible scheduling
Most insurance plans accepted including commercial, Medicare and Workers' Compensation

Aquatic Therapy
Orthopedics
Sports Medicine
Vestibular & Balance Rehab
Rehabilitation
Pediatric Therapy
Women's Health
Functional Dry Needling^®
Equipment Assessments & Fittings
Professional, Corporate & Industrial Services
Wellness
Program
Clinical Teaching Facility

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Your back is built for durability and flexibility
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The anatomy of your spine is rather remarkable. Its complex design includes a combination of strong bones, large muscles, and flexible ligaments and tendons, which are all interconnected in a manner that provides both extreme durability and flexibility. T
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See a physical therapist for any foot and ankle pain
May 28, 2020
Some foot conditions come on gradually, like plantar fasciitis, which starts as a stabbing pain in the heel and then often grows more severe over time. Others are more sudden, like an ankle sprains or broken toe, both of which lead to immediate pain and m
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Welcome to
Physical Therapy Care
&
Aquatic Rehab
of Fort Bend