Physical Therapy in Spooner, Wisconsin

At CORA Physical Therapy Spooner, our licensed clinicians provide personalized physical therapy and rehabilitation to help patients reduce pain, improve movement, recover from injury, and return to the activities they enjoy.

Serving Spooner and surrounding northwestern Wisconsin communities, our clinic provides care for orthopedic and sports injuries, neurological conditions, balance and gait concerns, vestibular conditions, pelvic health needs, hand and upper-extremity conditions, lymphedema, Parkinson’s disease, work-related injuries, post-surgical recovery, pediatric rehabilitation, pain management, and more.

CORA Spooner, formerly Greenfield Physical Therapy, combines individualized rehabilitation with a broad range of specialty services designed around each patient’s condition, functional needs, and goals.

Personalized Physical Therapy Care in Spooner

Every patient’s recovery is different. At CORA Spooner, our clinicians take the time to understand your symptoms, movement limitations, functional needs, goals, and the activities you want to get back to.

Whether you are recovering from surgery, healing from an orthopedic or sports injury, managing a neurological condition, addressing pelvic health concerns, improving balance, adjusting to a prosthesis, managing lymphedema, or returning to work or recreation, our team creates a treatment plan designed around your needs and progress.

Conditions and Treatment Areas

CORA Spooner provides care for a wide range of physical therapy and rehabilitation needs, including:

• Back, neck, shoulder, hip, knee, foot, and ankle pain
• Orthopedic injuries
• Sports injuries
• Hand and upper-extremity conditions
• Pelvic health concerns
• Neurological conditions
• Parkinson’s disease
• Balance problems and gait changes
• Vestibular conditions, including dizziness and vertigo
• Concussion-related symptoms
• Lymphedema
• Amputation-related rehabilitation needs
• Prosthetic mobility and gait training
• Pediatric rehabilitation needs
• Headaches
• TMJ dysfunction and jaw pain
• Work-related injuries
• Auto and personal injuries
• Fall-risk concerns
• Pre- and post-operative rehabilitation
• Total joint replacement recovery
• Pain management
• Strength, mobility, and functional movement limitations

Services Offered at CORA Spooner

Our Spooner clinic offers physical therapy and rehabilitation services, including:

• Amputee/Prosthetics Training
• Auto and Personal Injury Rehabilitation
• Balance and Gait Training
• Complimentary Screens
• Concussion Management
• Dry Needling
• Fall Prevention
• Foot and Ankle Rehabilitation
• Functional Capacity Evaluation, or FCE
• Geriatric Rehabilitation
• Hand Therapy
• Headache Management
• Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization, or IASTM
• LSVT BIG for Parkinson’s Treatment
• Lymphedema Management
• Manual Therapy, including spinal manipulation and mobilization
• McKenzie Method, or MDT
• Neurological Rehabilitation
• Orthopedic Rehabilitation
• Pain Management
• Pediatric Therapy
• Pelvic Health
• Pre- and Post-Operative Rehabilitation
• Post-COVID Recovery
• Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation, or PNF
• Running Analysis
• Selective Functional Movement Assessment, or SFMA
• Sports Medicine
• Telehealth
• TMJ
• Dysfunction Management
• Total Joint Arthroplasty Program
• Vestibular Management
• WorkTracks, CORA’s work comp solution for work and industry

Orthopedic, Sports, and Post-Surgical Rehabilitation

CORA Spooner supports patients recovering from orthopedic injuries, sports injuries, surgery, joint pain, and activity-related limitations.

Our clinicians create individualized treatment plans designed to improve strength, mobility, flexibility, movement, and function. Treatment may include therapeutic exercise, manual therapy, dry needling, IASTM, the McKenzie Method, PNF, and other approaches based on each patient’s evaluation and goals.

For patients recovering after surgery or total joint replacement, our team provides rehabilitation designed to support recovery and help patients return to everyday activities with greater strength and confidence.

Pelvic Health Physical Therapy

Pelvic health concerns can affect comfort, movement, exercise, and everyday quality of life.

CORA Spooner offers pelvic health physical therapy with care tailored to each patient’s symptoms, functional needs, and goals.

Treatment begins with an individualized evaluation and may incorporate exercise, movement strategies, education, and other appropriate techniques to help improve function and confidence.

Hand Therapy

Hand, wrist, and upper-extremity conditions can make work, hobbies, self-care, and everyday tasks more difficult.

CORA Spooner provides hand therapy designed around each patient’s condition, functional limitations, and goals.

Treatment may focus on improving mobility, strength, movement, and the ability to perform important daily activities more comfortably and effectively.

Neurological Rehabilitation and Parkinson’s Treatment

Neurological conditions can affect balance, coordination, strength, walking, mobility, and independence.

CORA Spooner provides neurological rehabilitation as well as LSVT BIG treatment for individuals with Parkinson’s disease.

Treatment is individualized and may focus on improving movement, balance, gait, strength, coordination, and confidence during everyday activities.

Our team works with patients toward meaningful functional goals based on their abilities, needs, and daily routines.

Amputee Rehabilitation and Prosthetics Training

Adjusting to limb loss or learning to use a prosthesis can involve changes in strength, balance, mobility, and everyday movement.

CORA Spooner provides amputee rehabilitation and prosthetics training designed to help patients improve mobility, function, and confidence.

Depending on the patient’s needs and stage of rehabilitation, treatment may include strengthening, balance and gait training, functional movement exercises, and practice with activities needed for daily life.

Lymphedema Management

CORA Spooner offers lymphedema management for patients experiencing swelling and related functional limitations.

Care is individualized based on each patient’s condition, symptoms, mobility, and goals.

Your clinician will evaluate your needs and develop an appropriate rehabilitation plan focused on supporting movement, function, and everyday activity.

Pediatric Physical Therapy

Children can experience injuries, weakness, balance concerns, movement challenges, or other physical limitations that affect play and everyday activity.

CORA Spooner provides pediatric therapy with care tailored to each child’s age, functional abilities, movement needs, and goals.

Treatment is designed to support strength, mobility, coordination, movement, and participation in age-appropriate activities.

Vestibular, Balance, and Fall Prevention

Dizziness, vertigo, balance problems, gait changes, weakness, or concerns about falling can affect independence and confidence.

CORA Spooner provides vestibular management, balance and gait training, fall prevention, and geriatric rehabilitation.

Treatment is individualized and may focus on improving stability, strength, coordination, walking ability, mobility, and confidence during everyday activities.

Concussion Management

Concussion-related symptoms can affect balance, movement, activity tolerance, and the ability to return comfortably to work, school, sports, or everyday activities.

CORA Spooner provides concussion management based on each patient’s symptoms and functional limitations.

Your clinician will evaluate your needs and develop an individualized treatment plan designed to support safe, gradual progress toward your usual activities.

Dry Needling, Manual Therapy, and Pain Management

CORA Spooner offers treatment options that may support pain management, mobility, and recovery, including dry needling, manual therapy, spinal manipulation and mobilization, IASTM, the McKenzie Method, therapeutic exercise, PNF, and patient education.

Your clinician will determine which treatment approaches may be appropriate based on your evaluation, condition, comfort level, and rehabilitation goals.

Running Analysis and Sports Medicine

CORA Spooner provides sports medicine and running analysis for athletes, runners, and active individuals recovering from injury or working toward a return to activity.

Treatment may address strength, mobility, stability, movement mechanics, and the physical demands associated with your sport, exercise routine, or recreational activities.

Our clinicians may also incorporate Selective Functional Movement Assessment, or SFMA, when appropriate to better understand movement limitations and guide rehabilitation.

TMJ and Headache Management

Jaw pain, TMJ dysfunction, headaches, and related movement limitations can interfere with eating, speaking, work, sleep, and everyday comfort.

CORA Spooner offers TMJ dysfunction management and headache management as part of its physical therapy services.

Treatment is individualized based on your evaluation and may include therapeutic exercise, manual therapy, mobility work, and patient education when appropriate.

Foot and Ankle Rehabilitation

Foot and ankle pain can affect walking, balance, work, exercise, sports, and everyday activity.

CORA Spooner provides foot and ankle rehabilitation designed to help patients improve mobility, strength, stability, and function.

Treatment plans may include strengthening, mobility exercises, balance and gait training, hands-on care, and education based on each patient’s condition and goals.

Work Injury Rehabilitation and Functional Capacity Evaluations

For patients recovering from work-related injuries, CORA Spooner offers WorkTracks, CORA’s work comp solution for work and industry.

Treatment can be tailored to the physical demands of the patient’s job, functional limitations, and return-to-work goals.

Our clinic also provides Functional Capacity Evaluations, or FCEs, to help assess physical abilities related to work demands and functional performance.

Insurance Support and Accessible Care

At CORA Spooner, we believe high-quality physical therapy should be accessible and easy to navigate.

CORA works with many insurance providers and offers competitive self-pay options for patients who need them. Our patient services team can help with scheduling, insurance questions, and next steps so you can focus on your rehabilitation.

Visit CORA Physical Therapy Spooner

CORA Physical Therapy Spooner is proud to serve patients throughout Spooner and surrounding northwestern Wisconsin communities.

Our clinic is located at 112 Ash Street, Suite A, Spooner, WI 54801.

Phone: 715-635-3979
Fax: 715-635-3990

If pain, injury, surgery, neurological conditions, balance concerns, pelvic health needs, lymphedema, a work-related injury, or reduced mobility are keeping you from doing what you enjoy, our team is ready to help.

Schedule an appointment or request a complimentary screen with CORA Spooner today.

Frequently Asked Questions

What conditions do you treat at CORA Spooner?

CORA Spooner treats a wide range of orthopedic, sports, neurological, post-surgical, auto-related, and work-related conditions. Our clinicians also provide specialty care for pelvic health needs, hand and upper-extremity conditions, Parkinson’s disease, lymphedema, balance and vestibular concerns, pediatric rehabilitation needs, concussion-related symptoms, and amputee rehabilitation.

Does CORA Spooner offer pelvic health physical therapy?

Yes. Pelvic health physical therapy is available at CORA Spooner. Treatment is individualized based on your symptoms, functional needs, and goals following an evaluation with your clinician.

Does CORA Spooner offer hand therapy?

Yes. Hand therapy is available at CORA Spooner for patients whose injuries or conditions affect the hand, wrist, upper extremity, or their ability to perform everyday activities.

Does CORA Spooner offer physical therapy for Parkinson’s disease?

Yes. CORA Spooner provides neurological rehabilitation and LSVT BIG for individuals with Parkinson’s disease. Treatment may focus on movement, balance, gait, strength, coordination, and everyday function.

Does CORA Spooner provide amputee rehabilitation and prosthetics training?

Yes. CORA Spooner offers amputee rehabilitation and prosthetics training. Treatment may include strengthening, balance and gait training, functional movement exercises, and activities designed to support improved mobility and independence.

Does CORA Spooner provide lymphedema treatment?

Yes. Lymphedema management is available at CORA Spooner. Care is individualized based on your condition, symptoms, functional needs, and rehabilitation goals.

Does CORA Spooner offer pediatric physical therapy?

Yes. Pediatric therapy is available at CORA Spooner. Treatment is individualized based on the child’s age, functional abilities, movement needs, and goals.

Do you treat dizziness, vertigo, and balance problems?

Yes. CORA Spooner offers vestibular management, balance and gait training, fall prevention, and geriatric rehabilitation. Treatment is tailored to the factors affecting your balance, mobility, and confidence.

Does CORA Spooner offer concussion rehabilitation?

Yes. Concussion management is available at CORA Spooner. Treatment is individualized based on your symptoms, functional limitations, and recovery goals.

Does CORA Spooner offer dry needling?

Yes. Dry needling is available at CORA Spooner. Your clinician can determine whether it may be appropriate as part of your individualized treatment plan.

Does CORA Spooner treat sports injuries?

Yes. CORA Spooner provides sports medicine, orthopedic rehabilitation, running analysis, and other rehabilitation services for athletes, runners, and active individuals.

Can CORA Spooner help after surgery or joint replacement?

Yes. Our clinic provides pre- and post-operative rehabilitation as well as a Total Joint Arthroplasty Program. Treatment is individualized based on your procedure, stage of recovery, strength, mobility, and functional goals.

Does CORA Spooner treat TMJ dysfunction?

Yes. TMJ dysfunction management is available at CORA Spooner. Treatment may address jaw pain, mobility limitations, and related functional difficulties based on your individual evaluation.

Can CORA Spooner help with a workplace injury?

Yes. CORA Spooner provides WorkTracks services for patients recovering from work-related injuries. Rehabilitation can be tailored to your physical job demands, functional limitations, and return-to-work goals.

Does CORA Spooner perform Functional Capacity Evaluations?

Yes. Functional Capacity Evaluations, or FCEs, are available at CORA Spooner to help assess physical abilities related to work demands and functional performance.