Veterinary Rehabilitation Medicine of Ohio
5.0 (4)Columbus, OH
Contact & location
- AddressColumbus, OH
- Phone(740) 876-6446
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Opening hours
- Monday 9 AM–8 PM
- Tuesday 9 AM–8 PM
- Wednesday 9 AM–8 PM
- Thursday 9 AM–8 PM
- Friday 9 AM–8 PM
- Saturday 9 AM–8 PM
- Sunday Closed
Services
| Canine Rehabilitation Medicine Mobile Canine Rehabilitation Medicine - Bringing Rehabilitation to your location makes sense for many reasons. Many patients are healing from injury or recovering from surgery. VRM Ohio travels to the patient, which… | |
| Extracorporeal Shockwave Therapy ESWT This modality utilizes controlled, focused sound pulses to initiate healing. Sound energy generated using electrohydraulic (PulseVet) technology has many documented clinical benefits. Results are achieved through… | |
| Photobiomodulation (Laser) Laser therapy is application of electromagnetic radiation in the form of light to induce a physiological response. Rehabilitation uses laser therapy to reduce pain, inflammation, and swelling in order for the body to… | |
| Soft Tissue Techniques This healing modality utilizes specific methods to address problems that range from strains, sprains, injuries to neurologic cases as well as post surgical cases. It promotes healing and works to address pain, swelling… | |
| Therapeutic Exercises Therapeutic exercises are recommended based on current status, precautions, and functional goals/outcomes considered. These are taught using correct form in order to work towards the greatest benefit and prevent further… | |
| Neuromuscular Electrical Stimulation (NMES) NMES is delivery of electric current via electrodes placed on the skin to specific regions in order to address weakness, disuse atrophy, pain, swelling. This modality is useful especially with activating muscles in… | |
| Pulsed Electromagnetic Field Therapy (pEMF) This modality utilizes a magnet to generate a low frequency, long wavelength electromagnetic field. The energy generated is unable to break molecular bonds and is therefore non-damaging. The electromagnetic field… |
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About this listing
Ohio is underserved in trained professionals who can provide Canine Physical Rehabilitation. There is a very large population of dogs, ranging from seniors with failing mobility to athletes with multiple needs (injury recovery, fitness, conditioning) as well as those experiencing post-surgical recovery who would benefit from this service. Since most practice models do not easily fit Rehabilitation, this is something I have decided to pursue. Inspired by the knowledge that many patients needing this service may be difficult for owners to present to clinics, a mobile practice is ideal in order to serve this need. A niche that is very much needed is one that provides mobile Canine Rehabilitation Medicine, which is the niche that we fill.
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