Baptist Health Therapy Center-Greenbrier

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

12/18/2025

Bursitis is a condition that involves painful swelling in the bursa, a small, fluid-filled sac that cushions tendons and bones near joints. Bursitis often takes place near joints that are involved in repetitive motions. Joints that are commonly affected include the shoulder, elbow, hip, and knee. Those dealing with bursitis will often report symptoms such as decreased and painful range of motion, tenderness, and weakness. It will be important with early physical therapy intervention to determine the specific cause of the bursitis flare up, and the reasonable changes that could be made to decrease irritation. Physical therapy care will also include pain management, increasing range of motion and strength, and safe return to activity. If you feel you are dealing with new or chronic bursitis, contact your local Baptist Health Therapy Center to see how we can help you!

11/27/2025

The clinic will be closed today and tomorrow for the holiday.

11/13/2025

Cervicalgia, a clinical term for neck pain, is discomfort around the spine beneath the head. Cervicalgia can be caused by a variety of different issues, including muscle strains, poor posture, osteoarthritis, and stress. Common complaints include neck stiffness and soreness, decreased neck range of motion, and headaches. It is also possible to experience radiating symptoms down to the shoulders, upper back, arms, and fingers. Physical therapists specialize in diagnosing and treating cervicalgia, as well as ruling out conditions that may present similarly. A physical therapist may instruct in neck stretching and strengthening, as well as evaluate posture. Recommendations for workplace ergonomics and stress management may also be appropriate steps to take. If you think you may be experiencing cervicalgia, contact your local Baptist Health Therapy Center for help today!