Owner and Director of Advance PT with over 20 years of clinical and  teaching experience. Has a full fledge Disability Assessment Facility . All the doctors and specialist to document the injuries . Dr. Obergh received his doctorate from Touro  College and is currently teaching graduate Exercise Physiology students  at Adelphi University. Orthopedic rehabilitation is a necessary step in reestablishing your  full motion and strength following an orthopedic surgery or injury.  Orthopedic injuries are very common and most people will experience  multiple throughout a lifetime.

• Orthopedic rehabilitation treats a large variety of conditions from sports related and non-sports related injuries that affect the muscular and skeletal system.

• Some  injuries that can be treated with orthopedic rehabilitation are: carpal  tunnel syndrome, knee and ankle sprains, neck and back pain, or shoulder  tendonitis.

• Orthopedic  rehabilitation is often needed post-surgery to help in the healing  process. Some of the conditions that would require rehabilitation are:  complete shoulder or knee replacement, rotator cuff repairs, or spinal  fusion.