We Provide Physiotherapy &Recovery from pains. Expert Physical Therapy & Performance Care in Las Vegas Get expert physical therapy and advanced rehabilitation with Dr. Carlos Gamero and the NuPhysical team in Las Vegas.

Rehabilitation Clinic focuses on maintaining health for people of all ages, helping patients pain and prevent disease. Welcome to NuPhysical Las Vegas Your Premier Destination for Expert Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation ServicesYour journey to recovery begins here—with expert care, advanced therapy, and a team that puts you first. At NuPhysical, we combine cutting-edge physical therapy techniques with a compassionate, personalized approach to healing. Whether you’re dealing with chronic pain, recovering from a sports injury, or need post-surgical rehabilitation, we’re here to help you move better and feel stronger.

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Physical therapy, also known as physiotherapy, is a healthcare profession that focuses on restoring, maintaining, and promoting optimal physical function, movement, and overall well-being.It is a dynamic and evidence-based approach that helps individuals who have been affected by injury, illness, disability, or other health conditions that limit their ability to move and perform activities in their daily lives.Primary Goals The main aims of physical therapy include:Relieving Pain: Reducing acute and chronic pain through various techniques.Improving Mobility and Function: Restoring or improving range of motion, strength, coordination, and balance.Preventing Disability: Stopping the loss of mobility before it occurs.Rehabilitation: Helping patients recover after surgery, injury, or major health events (like stroke).Enhancing Quality of Life: Enabling people to return to their activities, work, and hobbies.Common Treatments and Techniques Physical therapists (PTs) design personalized treatment plans which may involve a combination of:Therapeutic Exercise: Prescribed movements, stretching, and strength training to improve function and performance.Manual Therapy: Hands-on techniques performed by the therapist, such as:Joint Mobilization: Gentle, hands-on movements to decrease stiffness and pain in joints.Massage: Techniques to loosen stiff muscles and increase blood flow.Stretching: Passive or active movements to increase flexibility.Patient Education: Teaching patients about their condition, posture, body mechanics, and a home exercise program.Physical Modalities: Use of physical stimuli, including:Heat or Cold TherapyElectrotherapy (e.g., TENS or electrical stimulation)UltrasoundFunctional Training: Practicing daily activities like walking (gait training), sitting, standing, and using assistive devices (canes, walkers). Physical therapists work with people of all ages across various specialties, including orthopedics, neurology, cardiovascular/pulmonary, pediatrics, and sports medicine.