Physical Therapy Services with an Emphasis on Quality Patient Care
Quality Physical Therapy in Annapolis
A real advantage you have at Kinetic Physical Therapy in Annapolis is our ability to provide physical therapy services and treatment for various conditions. We know you have options when it comes to selecting physical therapy in Annapolis. You will see the same therapist at Kinetic each visit, providing a consistent treatment history. We value your business! Come for a visit soon!
AL STAFF ARE 100% VACCINATED. WE ARE OPEN AND TREATING PATIENTS.
All Staff Remain Covid-19 Free and 100% Vaccinated! We are taking the appropriate measures as outlined by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention for the protection and safety of our patients and staff.
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.
Kinetic Physical Therapy was founded to treat each patient like a person, not a product. Our team is built based on the guiding principles of honesty, integrity, promote positive, continuity of care, personal attention and a high level of continuing education.
Kinetic Physical Therapy was founded to treat each patient like a person, not a product. Quality care begins the time the patient calls to schedule an appointment. Patients are evaluated and treated by the same therapist for the entire length of their rehab.
In order to provider our community with high quality outpatient physical therapy services Kinetic Physical Therapy accepts most insurances. With an emphasis on personalized care, physical therapy can be a springboard to future health and wellness for each patient.
As you sit at your desk, working on your computer, you feel a sharp stabbing pain between your shoulder blades. Ouch! Maybe your posture isn’t as good as you thought it was. You realize you’re hunched over your keyboard. A good shoulder stretch would feel great right now! You could have shoulder tension if you have pain or stiffness in your neck, shoulders, and upper back. Causes of Shoulder Tension Poor posture while sitting isn’t the only reason people experience shoulder tension. Engaging in repetitive movements can strain the shoulder muscles and cause tension. Repetition can happen during work, such...
What type of runner are you? Whether you’re a seasoned marathoner or a weekend jogger, it’s no secret that running puts your body to the test. Sure, you may enjoy the endorphin rush from going the distance. But addressing the potential injuries that can come with the territory is essential. Physical therapy can help you recover from running-related injuries. And just as importantly, physical therapy can also prevent injuries. Common Running Injuries It’s not really a matter of “if” a runner will sustain an injury. It’s a matter of “when.” The running community knows all too well that injuries can...
Have you ever been walking, and suddenly a muscle in your leg tightens up, and you feel a sharp pain? The muscle feels hard to the touch compared to other relaxed muscles. This is a muscle spasm. Also known as muscle cramps, you experience pain when a muscle involuntarily contracts or tightens. While they can occur anywhere in the body, muscle spasms are most common in the legs, feet, back, arms, and hands. Various factors can cause them, including dehydration, overuse of muscle, lack of nutrients in your body, or increased blood flow demand. Muscle spasms can range in intensity...
Physical therapy after a stroke? Vision loss. Sudden numbness in the face or a limb. Trouble speaking, causing speech to slur. These could be signs that someone is having a stroke. Every year, over 795,000 in the U.S. suffer a stroke, according to the Center for Disease Control (CDC). Nearly...
The same way you usually don’t think about a torn rotator cuff, your shoulder might be one of those body parts you pay little attention to… until it hurts. When there is pain, suddenly, we’re much more aware of how frequently we use our shoulders. We lift our arms or...
Each year hundreds of thousands of Americans undergo a hip replacement. Physical therapy plays a vital role in recovery. Physical therapists, especially those at Kinetic Physical Therapy, are experts at helping patients regain strength after surgery. Nothing aids the post-surgery recovery process as well as physical therapy. Hip Replacement Surgeries...
Are you feeling Dizzy? Vestibular Rehabilitation may help. Balance exists thanks to our body’s vestibular system. “Vestibular” isn’t a word we use in everyday conversation. So, what does it mean? How can physical therapy help if our vestibular system isn’t working correctly? When a child is first learning to walk,...
The elbow pain is probably not a something you thought you’d ever experience. That is until you’re living with a sore elbow. Your elbow moves thousands of times daily, helping you accomplish numerous tasks. The elbow is vital to our anatomy. Tendons, muscles, cartilage, tissue, and bone come together within...
Lower Back Pain? Improving Your Core Strength Can Help Lower back pain can really effect mobility. Your body is a complex and diverse set of bones, tendons, joints, and muscles. A machine, if you will. A significant component of the machine is the core. The core affects almost all muscle...
Physical Therapy in Annapolis MarylandStephen SoderoApril 10, 2017
ABOUT US
Kinetic Physical Therapy was established in 2004 by Stephen Sodero, MSPT to offer physical therapy services with an emphasis on quality care. After working in a variety of settings, Mr. Sodero realized there was a real need for a practice that returned to the basics of patient care. Kinetic Physical Therapy was founded to treat each patient like a person, not a product. Quality care begins the time the patient calls to schedule an appointment. Meet Our Staff
If it pains you, let us know. With over 20 years of experience, we can help with your ailment. Often patients seek therapy for the following;
Chronic Back and Neck Pain
Spinal Surgeries
Total Joint Replacements
Rotator Cuff Repairs
Sports Related Injuries
Parkinson’s
Rheumatoid Arthritis
Osteoarthritis
Work and Auto Related Injuries
