Services

Services

Part of your healthcare team

Your therapist will work closely with your referring physician on coordinating your care. We are a part of your health care team, and you can take comfort in the fact that we communicate regularly with your physician. 


NYS law allows a physical therapist to evaluate and treat an individual for 10 visits or 30 days before requiring a physician referral for therapy. Your physical therapist will then communicate directly with your physician. If you do not have a physician, we are happy to refer you to one of our many trusted providers locally. 



We believe in a model of patient centered care, and work as part of a team to deliver the highest level of care.


Hand Therapy is the type of rehabilitation performed by a Physical Therapist on a patient with conditions affecting the hands and upper extremities. At Agape, we offer the most updated technology and techniques backed by cutting edge research. This enables the physical therapist to work with patients to hasten their return to a productive lifestyle.

Hand Therapy

Agapé Physical Therapy Services is an organization of Doctors of Physical Therapy who diagnose and treat individuals of all ages in the outpatient setting who have medical problems or other health-related conditions that limit their abilities to move and perform functional activities in their daily lives.

Physical Therapy

The highly trained staff at Agape Physical Therapy is able to provide comprehensive sports rehabilitation utilizing the combination of the latest and most advanced technologies in the profession as well as an in depth clinical knowledge of biomechanics in order to achieve your sports specific goals.

Sports Rehabilitation

Myofascial Decompression (MFD) is a manual therapy technique that combines negative pressure technology with movement science evidence-based principles in orthopedics and sports medicine. We focus on the efficiency of motion with fascial mobility and neuromuscular re-education.

Cup Therapy

The C-Mill is unmatched in its functionalities and clinical opportunities. It can serve patients from early rehab, learning to stand, step and walk again, all the way to outbound patients who need to improve their overall walking performance and to reduce the risk of falling. The C-Mill is a treadmill for evaluation and training of impaired gait and balance using augmented and virtual reality.

C-Mill Virtual Reality Treadmill

Aquatic therapy is used to rehabilitate patients with various movement related health conditions by avoiding compressive forces that would normally be present on joints and the spine when exercising on land.

Aquatic Therapy

Train Unburdened. Thanks to its precise unweighting technology, the AlterG® Anti-Gravity Treadmill® allows you to push your training and physical therapy rehabilitation further than ever before.

AlterG Anti-Gravity Treadmill

Pain and dysfunction in the spine is one of the most common complaints seen in the field of physical therapy. Over 80% of people will experience low back pain over their lifetime and two-thirds will experience neck pain. The staff and facilities of Agape Physical Therapy are well equipped to diagnose and treat all types of spine pain that may be preventing a patient’s ability to work or carry out daily activities. Our physical therapists are well versed in using numerous evidenced-based treatment approaches and modalities to enhance the rehabilitation experience for our patients.

Spinal Therapy

One of the most common misconceptions about physical therapy is that you need to have surgery or a significant injury in order to participate. This could not be further from the truth!

Preventative Care

Whether it’s walking up the path to your front door on an icy day, riding your bike down the Erie Canal path or skiing down the trails at Bristol Mountain our bodies are constantly at work to maintain our balance. As our bodies age, we naturally lose our ability to balance and the risk for a fall increases. Falls are the leading cause for injury and even death for those over the age of 65 in the United States. Unless you are taking active steps to improve your balance with targeted exercise, you could be at risk for a fall.

Balance Training & Fall Prevention

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