During Indiana Physical Therapy’s Community Day of Service 2026, our Kendallville clinic spent Friday, May 8 helping clean up around Bixler Lake Park ahead of a local town event.

For IPT’s community day of service our Decatur and Bluffton clinic teams partnered with Grace and Mercy Transitional Housing to help with landscaping and outdoor cleanup projects around the property.

At Indiana Physical Therapy, our hand therapists work closely with patients to create individualized treatment plans designed to improve strength, mobility, and confidence throughout recovery.

As part of Indiana Physical Therapy’s Community Day of Service 2026, staff from our Business Office team volunteered with the Foellinger-Freimann Botanical Conservatory during their Mother’s Day Plant Sale that took place at McMillen Community Center.

As part of Indiana Physical Therapy’s community day of service 2026, our Quimby Village clinic spent Friday, May 8 volunteering with Mustard Seed Furniture Bank of Fort Wayne.

Indiana Physical Therapy is proud of the Carroll Road and North Clinton teams for their work at Huntertown Family Park and grateful for the opportunity to give back to the Huntertown community through Community Day of Service 2026.

As part of Indiana Physical Therapy’s Community Day of Service 2026, IPT staff volunteered an estimated 260 hours supporting local schools, community organizations, and more throughout Indiana.

Indiana Physical Therapy congratulates Troy on receiving the Don Wolf Award and is proud to celebrate his lasting impact on both the profession of physical therapy and the Northeast Indiana community.

The Illinois Road clinic of Indiana Physical Therapy (IPT) took part in IPT’s annual Community Day of Service, partnering with Arcola Elementary School to complete a landscaping project.

Our Mishawaka and Elkhart clinic staff helped pack a total of 1,327 meals during their time at Cultivate Food Rescue!

For IPT’s 2026 Community Day of Service, our Stellhorn and New Haven clinics teamed up to volunteer at Community Harvest Food Bank! 💙

Wrapping up Occupational Therapy Month with a little team time 🎳

Be sure to perform all exercises and training routines with proper technique.

Lasting soreness or pain after physical therapy is something that therapists are always trying to avoid on the road to recovery.

April is Occupational Therapy Month! We’re highlighting how OT can help you get back to doing what you love and help with common conditions like carpal tunnel syndrome.

Be sure to distinguish between “work-out pain” and “injury-pain” as early as possible.

For those of us not lucky enough to own a snow blower, shoveling snow can be a major source of back injury. However, this type of injury is preventable if you know the proper technique.

Leg exercises are commonly an overlooked part of the fitness routine. No one likes the feeling after “leg day” at the gym either, suddenly every stair and hill feels like climbing Mt. Everest.

When you hear the words “physical therapy” do you immediately imagine people recovering from surgery or on walkers? That is a common misconception many people have. Physical therapy can deliver great benefits to a wide range of people. Here are 5 different reasons why you or someone you know could benefit from physical therapy: