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Neighborhood: Irvine Business Complex
Categories: Health & Fitness Program Consultants, Nutritionists, Physicians & Surgeons

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04/26/2018

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Have been going for several weeks and have had a great experience. Victor is a wonderful therapist and mgr Who is aware of everything going on with all the patients and other therapists. Assistants are very knowledgeable. Front desk always greets you by name

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Phone: (949) 861-8600

Address: 17332 Von Karman Ave, Irvine, CA 92614

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General Practitioners

Osteoporosis
Headaches
Arthritis
We see this in a lot of older patients, where the hands are twisted, and wrists manipulate their position to make it nearly impossible for them to use their hands as they need to. With rheumatoid arthritis the joint wears down to almost nothing and moving the fingers or wrists can be painful. Tendons degenerate and are at risk of any strain. We also have stiffening or locking of the joints, and when the weather is cooler, this condition is tenfold.
Fibromyalgia
Nutritional Counseling

Pregnancy

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
Carpal tunnel syndrome is a wrist condition that develops as the result of pressure on the median nerve that controls the movement of the thumb and fingers. Symptoms include tingling, weakness and numbness in the hand. Carpal tunnel is commonly caused by repetitive activities that place the wrist joint in an upward or downward position for prolonged periods of time, including typing, playing video games and playing piano, as well as using power tools that vibrate through the hands.
Multiple Sclerosis

Ultrasound
Iontophoresis

Sciatica
Sciatica results from pain along the sciatic nerve that spans from the spinal cord in the lower back through the hips and down the leg on either side of the body. Pressure on the nerve caused by a herniated disc, bone spur and other sources of inflammation narrows the sciatic nerve and send pain down the lower half of the body. Symptoms of sciatica can include pain extending from the lower back to the back of the leg, numbness, tingling and difficulty moving the affected leg. Sciatica typically only affects one side of the body.
Whiplash
Improper weight bearing, incorrect sleep positioning, and poor posture can cause muscle strain or sprain. Tenderness, numbness or radiating pain are symptoms of muscle irritation. Abrupt injury to the neck muscles such as whiplash in collisions can strain the neck or tear the muscles and their ligaments. Often with injuries to neck muscles and tendons, clients range of motion is extremely limited. Depending on which muscles you injure, your shoulders, back, arms and chest can experience soreness, pain, and limited mobility as well.
Pinched Nerve
Patients suffering from piriformis syndrome feel pain here because of the piriformis muscle connection to the greater trochanter portion of the femur bone. Previously we talked about the sciatic nerve in sacroiliitis; its position in between tissues and the effects of the sciatic nerve when it’s pinched apply here as well. Based on the specific movements of the hip, the sciatic nerve gets irritated as it’s lodged between this muscle and related tendons.
Joint Replacement
Treatment for arthritis depends on the location and type of the condition but may include medication, joint replacement surgery, steroid injections and physical therapy. Physical therapy treatment for arthritis focuses on strengthening and stretching the muscles surrounding the affected joints to alleviate some of the painful symptoms.

Physical Therapists

Sports Medicine
Physical Therapy
In Motion O.C. opened in late 2003 by Jeff and Natalie Thomas, PT, DPT with a vision to create cutting edge care with a cutting edge customer experience, and to lead the industry in both categories. According to Yelp and Google, the mission has been accomplished, as In Motion O.C. is #1 in the nation in both review sites in the physical therapy category. We also won the coveted Spectrum Award for Customer Satisfaction.
Frozen Shoulder
Refers to severe restrictions in your ability to move your shoulder in multiple directions. This can come on suddenly and without reason. This refers to an inflammatory process that impacts the shoulder capsule referred to by medical professionals as adhesive capsulitis. This condition often takes up to 1 year to heal and can be very debilitating.
Tennis Elbow
In Tennis Elbow, patients will feel pain on the outer portion of the forearm as these muscles become stressed or overextended. Golfer’s Elbow causes pain on the interior side of the forearm, making it difficult to move or use these muscles, to pull the arms up and down. The conditions refer mainly to the tendons at the tail end of our muscles as they attach to boney processes.
Slipped Disc
Shoulder Pain
Flatfoot Correction
Heel Pain
Ankle Sprain
Neck Pain
Back Pain
Aquatic Therapy
Aquatic therapy is an extremely effective method of staying active while healing. Learn more about the benefits of aquatic therapy and how In Motion O.C. can help you get started.
Neuro Rehabilitation
Manual Therapy
We perform various types of treatments, and will customize a program combining the best treatments geared toward your particular injury. The types of treatments we do include such things as soft tissue massage, deep tissue massage, joint mobilization, Aquatic Therapy, Pilates, Postural exercises, Kinesio Taping, Electrical Stimulation, Ultrasound, Iontophoresis, Stretching, Therapeutic Excercises, Education and Ice. Home Excercise Programs are also usually given.
Geriatrics
TMJ Dysfunction
Orthotics and Prosthetic Therapy

Ankle Sprain
Ankle injuries are very common. If your ankle and foot are injured, walking or moving is difficulty. Often these injuries to the ankle and foot come from poor posture and placement of our limbs when we walk, run or play sports. The way we pick up our foot and land is important; people with flattened feet and with a decreased arch may find that without the proper footwear, their feet become sore and painful to walk on. Pain and discomfort in the ankle and foot can cause compensations farther up the chain At In Motion O.C., we hope to educate our clients and potential clients on the proper mechanics of the ankle and foot.

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