Business Details
27 Years
experience
Your Trusted Aquatic Physical Therapy Provider in Atlanta
Integrated Therapy has been the Southeast's leading provider of aquatic physical and occupational therapy since 1999. Our patient-centered approach leverages the unique properties of water to create a controlled environment for rehabilitation, helping patients recover from injuries and conditions affecting muscles, bones, and nerves. With over 25 years of experience, we combine specialized training from Bad Ragaz, Switzerland, with modern therapeutic techniques to deliver personalized care plans tailored to each individual's recovery goals. Our team of certified therapists accompanies patients in the water during every session, ensuring safe and effective treatment without requiring swimming skills. Operating across 55+ locations in Georgia, North Carolina, Florida, and expanding into South Carolina, we serve diverse communities with both English and Spanish-speaking professionals.Our evidence-based methods reduce pain and inflammation while improving mobility, strength, and overall function through heated water therapy. We maintain strict adherence to clinical excellence, utilizing flotation devices and resistance training to maximize rehabilitation outcomes. Our commitment to quality care spans from initial evaluation through follow-up and discharge, with a focus on achieving measurable improvements in patients' daily lives. As an industry leader, we continue advancing aquatic therapy practices while maintaining a compassionate, results-oriented approach to patient recovery.
Services
Aquatic Physical Therapy
Occupational Therapy
Pain Management
Post-Surgical Rehabilitation
Mobility Improvement Programs
Details
- Year established: 1999
Highlights and features
- We offer 25+ years of specialized aquatic therapy experience
- Our therapists accompany patients in water during all sessions
- Personalized care plans tailored to individual rehabilitation goals
- 55+ locations across the Southeast with Spanish-speaking staff
- No swimming skills required for effective water-based therapy
What people say
Excellent job
Knowledgeable professionals
Compassionate pusher
Pain free results
Noticeable improvement
Services
Aquatic Physical Therapy
Aquatic physical therapy utilizes heated water's buoyancy and resistance properties to create a controlled rehabilitation environment. This approach reduces joint compression while enabling muscle strengthening and improved mobility through guided exercises performed with flotation devices or pool support. Patients benefit from decreased pain and inflammation during sessions that focus on restoring functional movement patterns for daily activities.
Occupational Therapy
Occupational therapy programs focus on restoring patients' ability to perform daily living activities through water-based interventions. Therapists develop customized treatment plans that address specific functional limitations, using water's natural resistance to improve coordination, balance, and fine motor skills while minimizing discomfort during rehabilitation.
Post-Surgical Rehabilitation
Post-surgical rehabilitation programs leverage aquatic therapy's low-impact environment to safely rebuild strength and mobility after procedures. Water's buoyancy reduces weight-bearing stress while resistance training promotes tissue healing and functional recovery, with therapists guiding patients through progressive exercise regimens tailored to surgical recovery timelines.
Pain Management
Pain management therapy combines water's therapeutic properties with targeted exercises to reduce chronic musculoskeletal discomfort. The warm water promotes circulation while controlled movements improve flexibility and muscle function, helping patients decrease reliance on medication through natural, movement-based pain relief strategies.
Mobility Improvement Programs
Mobility improvement programs use aquatic therapy to enhance range of motion and functional movement patterns. Therapists employ water resistance and support to gradually increase patients' ability to perform weight-bearing activities, focusing on balance, coordination, and strength development for improved daily living capabilities.
People
Harriet Adams
Founder and President
With over 25 years in aquatic therapy, Harriet established Integrated Therapy in 1999 after specialized training in Bad Ragaz, Switzerland. She pioneered the company's patient-centered approach to water-based rehabilitation, maintaining clinical excellence while overseeing expansion to 55+ locations across the Southeast.
Jeff Harvey
Chief Financial Officer
Jeff manages financial operations for Integrated Therapy's 55+ locations, ensuring sustainable growth while maintaining quality care standards. With extensive healthcare finance experience, he supports the company's expansion plans and operational efficiency initiatives across multiple states.
Ken Schauer
Director of Operations
Ken oversees daily operations at Integrated Therapy's multiple locations, implementing best practices for patient care delivery. He coordinates clinical teams across state lines while maintaining consistent treatment protocols and ensuring compliance with regulatory standards for all therapy services.
Laura Clemons
Doctor of Physical Therapy
As a licensed Georgia-based therapist, Laura provides hands-on aquatic treatment for musculoskeletal conditions. She develops individualized care plans using evidence-based water therapy techniques, focusing on measurable functional improvements for patients recovering from injuries or surgeries.
Ledena Dewitt
Physical Therapist Assistant
Ledena delivers personalized aquatic therapy sessions in North Carolina, assisting patients with prescribed exercises that improve mobility and reduce pain. She works closely with supervising therapists to implement treatment plans while providing compassionate support throughout patients' recovery journeys.
Questions
What conditions do you treat with aquatic therapy?
We treat musculoskeletal conditions including joint pain, arthritis, back injuries, and post-surgical recovery through water-based rehabilitation programs.
Do I need to know how to swim?
No swimming skills are required - most exercises are performed standing in water with pool support or flotation devices.
Where are your therapy locations?
We operate 55+ clinics across Georgia, North Carolina, Florida, with Spanish-speaking staff available at select locations.
How long are therapy sessions?
Sessions typically last 45-60 minutes with one-on-one therapist guidance in the water throughout treatment.
What should I wear to sessions?
Wear comfortable swim attire that allows movement - changing facilities available at all clinic locations.
How do I schedule an appointment?
Request appointments online or call (888) 297-5909 during business hours for evaluation scheduling at your nearest location.
