Baptist Health Therapy Center-Greenbrier

04/28/2026

April is Limb Loss and Limb Difference Awareness Month! Today, we are incredibly proud to share Gerald’s journey. 🧡
Our team sees firsthand the resilience and determination it takes to navigate life after limb loss. We are honored to join the Amputee Coalition this month in their mission to elevate the voices of the 2.1 million Americans living with limb loss and the 28 million at risk.

Gerald is one of the “Countless Stories” that truly inspires us. He hasn’t just adapted; he’s thrived through his journey in inpatient rehabilitation, home health therapy, and outpatient therapy. Whether working on balance, mastering his prosthesis, or bringing his infectious positive energy to every therapy session, Gerald reminds us all that life is about moving forward, one step at a time.

Join us in celebrating Gerald and the millions of people living with limb loss and limb difference!

📺 Learn about Gerald's journey here:

The Key to Turning Setbacks in Comebacks

03/20/2026

Balance isn’t just about standing still. It’s about moving through life with confidence. Difficulties with your balance increase your fall risk and decrease independence. Whether due to aging, a medical condition like Parkinson’s, or a recent injury, Baptist Health Therapy Centers are here to help you find your footing.

Physical therapists help people of all ages improve their balance by performing evaluations and creating treatment plans, which often include strengthening, stretching, and safe balance challenges in the clinic. If you struggle with balance, talk to your doctor about your local Baptist Health Therapy Center to see how we help you get back to being steady on your feet!

03/20/2026

Carpal tunnel syndrome is when inflammation causes compression of the median nerve as it passes through the carpal tunnel. Repetitive use, arthritis, pregnancy, and injuries can cause inflammation to the tunnel. Common symptoms include wrist pain, muscle atrophy, and decreased grip strength. Therapy plays a role in both conservative treatment and recovery after surgery. If wrist pain and weakness are making daily tasks a struggle, ask your doctor about how your local Baptist Therapy Center can serve you!

02/26/2026

Medial tibial stress syndrome, most commonly known as shin splints, causes pain along the front and side of the lower leg between the knee and the shin and can prevent you from participating in your favorite activities. The area may be tender or painful to the touch and painful or aching with activity. Shin splints are usually caused by running and jumping and are most commonly in active individuals. At Baptist Health Therapy Centers, we believe your treatment and recovery should be as unique as your goals Physical therapy can be a useful tool for treating shin splints. Treatments focus on stretching, strengthening, improvin how you move during activities, and education. If shin splints are slowing you down, talk to your doctor to see how your local Baptist Health Therapy Center can help you get back to your activities!

02/09/2026

Every step of your recovery should be personalized to your unique needs. Manual therapy is a hands-on approach that uses skilled techniques like joint and soft tissue mobilization, gentle traction, and deep pressure to provide an individual treatment experience.
When these expert interventions are paired with personalized exercises and stretches, they work together to ease pain, reduce swelling, and restore the movement you need to achieve your goals. You deserve to move past the pain or stiffness holding you back so you can return to the activities you love with comfort and confidence. We invite you to talk with your doctor to see if physical therapy with manual techniques is the right treatment option for you.

02/04/2026

01/29/2026

We will be open tomorrow January 29th. Drive safely and please be careful walking outside your homes on the icy areas!!

01/27/2026

We will be closed again Wednesday January 28th due to continued poor road conditions. Our plan right now is to re-open Thursday and be open our usual hours Friday but we will continue to monitor in case we need to make any changes to our hours.

01/26/2026

The clinic will be closed again on Tuesday, Jan 27th. We will continue to monitor the roads/parking lot and give further updates regarding Wednesday. ❄️

01/26/2026

The clinic will be closed on Monday, Jan 26th. We will continue to monitor the roads and give further updates regarding Tuesday. Stay safe and warm!

12/31/2025