Welcome to
Kinematics physical therapy’s primary reason for establishment was to reach out to the community and give care to the hurting, and to heal its residents. Our greatest asset in establishing a clinic in the Norco area is to genuinely serve the people and be a proactive dynamic entity that will be able to accommodate for the city.
Kinematics physical therapy’s primary reason for establishment was to reach out to the community and give care to the hurting, and to heal its residents. We are your Norco physical therapist.
Monday 6AM-6PM
Tuesday 7AM-6PM
Wednesday 6AM-6PM
Thursday 7AM-6PM
Friday 6AM-6PM
1801 Third St
Suite 101
Norco Ca 92860
Phone: (951) 777-2178
Email: foffice@kptsport.com
What to expect on the first day
First and foremost welcome to Kinematics Physical Therapy! You should have already received a call from our staff and subsequent intake packet e-mailed to you to fill out before your initial visit. Make sure to grab your driver’s license, insurance card, your prescription and any diagnostic imaging that you may have ie: x-rays, MRI results. When you come in, the initial evaluation will take about 30 minutes to complete before possibly beginning your day 1 program, which would take on average another 45 minutes. You should wear comfortable “gym-type” clothes with the availability to access the body part being evaluated with ease. Make sure that you have eaten at least an hour prior to your evaluation and taken any necessary medication. We provide a towel and water service here, so don’t worry about that!
What is Physical Therapy?
Physical therapy is a healthcare profession focused on the restoration of an individual’s optimal functional ability. When you begin with physical therapy, you are provided with an initial evaluation, a functional diagnosis based on impairments, and prescribed with a program. Each program is individualized based on the found impairments and working diagnosis to begin returning you back to your quality of life albeit work status, athletic ability, or simple day-to-day life. Physical therapy spans across multiple specified disciplines and works with differing populations including:
Orthopaedic-musculoskeletal, post-operative
Neurologic- Stroke, Spinal Cord injury
Pediatric- developmental delay, cerebral palsy, tortocollis
Cardiopulmonary- heart attack, breathing pathology
Ergonomic- work stations
Education and research
Wound care- sharp and dull debridement, dressings
Geriatrics- overall conditioning and coordination for the aging body
Men’s and women’s health- bowel and bladder incontinence
Hands- General and Post-Operative,
Lymphedema- swelling management and dressings
Sports- Injury, post-operative and prophylactic
The prescribed treatments can include but are not limited to: manual therapy, therapeutic exercise, therapeutic activities, correctional exercise, the use of modalities, aquatic intervention and balance and coordination.
Who is a physical therapist?
A physical therapist is a licensed professional who more recently has completed a master’s or doctoral program and has passed their respective State Board Exam. After completing their general education a practicing therapist can apply for a professional residency to practice in a specified field after passing a discipline specific State Board Exam. A physical therapist’s primary objective is to use their acquired skills to restore his/her patients back to their optimal functional ability.
