physical therapy for low back pain and sciatica

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Low back pain can develop gradually or suddenly and often stems from muscle strain, joint stiffness, disc irritation, or poor movement habits. Because the low back supports much of the body’s daily activity, even minor dysfunction can lead to significant discomfort and limitations in mobility. 

Physical therapy focuses on identifying the source of your pain and creating a plan that reduces discomfort while improving strength, mobility, and movement control. Through targeted exercise, hands-on treatment, and education, we help you move better and reduce the likelihood of symptoms returning. 

At RemoteRehab Physical Therapy, we provide personalized, one-on-one care focused on your specific goals and functional needs. Our approach emphasizes real-world movement, education, and long-term results so you can return to daily activities with greater confidence and less pain.

• Low back muscle strains and sprains 
• Sciatica (radiating leg pain) 
• Herniated or bulging discs 
• Degenerative disc disease 
• Facet joint dysfunction 
• Spinal stenosis 
• Sacroiliac (SI) joint pain 
• Postural-related low back pain 
• Chronic or recurring low back pain 
• Post-surgical lumbar rehabilitation 
• Core weakness and stability deficits contributing to back pain

Don’t let low back pain limit your activities. Contact RemoteRehab Physical Therapy, where we offer Medicare accepted therapy and mobile therapy services, to schedule an assessment and start your journey toward pain-free living with our remote physical therapy options.