Orthopedic Rehab Specialists has been helping people move better since 1999, and we are still locally owned and operated. Our mission has stayed the same the whole time, which is providing top-level skilled physical therapy in a fun and relaxed environment. Patients of all ages are welcome, from athletes working back from sports injuries to adults rebuilding strength after surgery. A question we hear from both groups is whether dry needling might help them. Dry needling is a skilled treatment performed by a physical therapist or a physical therapist assistant, who uses a fine filiform needle to pass through the skin and create a healing response in the affected tissue. That tissue can include muscle, fascia, tendon, ligament, and joint capsule.
Monroe Center, Illinois is a small village in Ogle County where approximately 400 people live, and it has kept its farm town character since it was established in 1875. The village sits on a hill with fields stretching out in every direction, and Illinois Route 72 carries traffic through this small town east of Exit 111 on Interstate 39. South of the train tracks, the village park draws families with its two baseball diamonds, playground, and pavilion. Kilbuck Creek runs nearby, and local students attend Meridian Community Unit School District 223.
Orthopedic Rehab Specialists serves the Monroe Center area and beyond. Our specialists average 17 years of experience, so they treat a wide range of conditions. For many patients, dry needling decreases pain by targeting the source of muscular dysfunction, easing stiffness, and releasing trigger points that limit everyday movement. It also improves range of motion and increases blood flow to irritated tissue, which calms inflammation and soreness and speeds recovery from both acute and chronic problems. Paired with the rest of your therapy plan, dry needling helps you get back to work, sport, and family life faster. Families across Monroe Center count on us for care that works.
We enjoy what we do here at Orthopedic Rehab Specialists, which is helping people get their lives back one day at a time. Please call (815) 227-1700 or click here to schedule a free screening.
Monroe Center Dry Needling