Bon Secours Richmond Physical Therapy & Sports Medicine

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Thousands turn to Bon Secours Physical Therapy in Richmond each year for exceptional care. We provide patient centered and evidence based Physical Therapy.

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Thousands turn to Bon Secours Physical Therapy in Richmond each year for exceptional care. We provide patient centered and evidence based Physical Therapy.

The physical therapy services that we provide are patient centered because we:

Believe and practice on daily basis the Bon Secours values of: Respect; Quality; Justice; Compassion; Stewardship; Integrity; Growth; and Innovation

Treat clients with respect and dignity at all times

Actively involve the client in decision-making and treatment plan

Are accessible to clients for communication via phone or email, we actively seek your questions and suggestions – Utilizing Bon Secours “My Chart”

Provide for interpretative services for non-English speaking clients, hearing impaired.

Recognize your time and money are important and strive to achieve your treatment goals is as few as number of visits as possible.

Advocate for the client when there is discord between referral sources and health insurance companies

The Physical Therapy services that we provide are evidence based because we:

Believe evidence based medicine is the integration of best research evidence, with clinical expertise, and patient values.

Believe outcome research has repeatedly documented that those patients who do receive evidence based therapies have better outcomes than those who don’t.

Are critical of what we do. We ask is the current standard of care the best and is it based on the best available evidence.

Turn clinical problems into questions and then systematically locate, appraise, and use contemporaneous research findings as the basis for clinical decisions.

Contribute to the body of knowledge of peer reviewed literature by writing detailed case reports.

Will explain why our treatment recommendation varies from the standard Physical Therapy intervention for your problem, and show you the evidence from your particular clinical exam why we recommend a particular intervention.

Provide citations when we write patient hand outs and when we write in our blog.

Are more likely to be skeptical and rather than certain.

Will appear comfortable with ambiguity or uncertainty, and may say “I need to do some research on that question; I will get back to you”.