Hope Physical Therapy & Aquatics

Hope Physical Therapy & Aquatics Physical Therapy specializing in aquatic therapy, orthopedic and sports rehab, and joint replacements

Hope Rehab has been Physical Therapist owned and locally operated since 2003 in the League City area. It is currently owned by Christiana Emrich, a Physical Therapist with extensive experience in outpatient orthopedics. Hope Rehab has a comprehensive team approach providing individual care by licensed Physical Therapists. We focus on a detailed physical therapy evaluation and various methods of evidence based treatment and patient education. Our specialties include manual orthopedic techniques, aquatic therapy, orthopedic and sports rehab, joint replacement, industrial injuries and post operative conditions. We offer one-on-one specialized SwimEx® aquatic therapy for a wide range of rehabilitative conditions. Treatment philosophy:
Patient education is essential to our approach at Hope Rehab. Post-surgical awareness and promoting self-management of symptoms leads to life-long musculoskeletal health.

Waiting to reach your deductible might seem like a smart way to save on medical bills, but it can end up costing you mor...
02/12/2026

Waiting to reach your deductible might seem like a smart way to save on medical bills, but it can end up costing you more in the long run. Getting care sooner can protect your health and your wallet. Have you ever delayed care to save money?

02/12/2026

Winter Olympic Games are happening on Wednesdays at HOPE.
Event spotlight: Cross Country ⛷️

This event is all about endurance, coordination, and total body strength. Athletes rely on strong legs, powerful core muscles, and cardiovascular stamina to keep moving mile after mile. It is a great reminder of how training the heart and lungs supports overall performance and health.

And the Gold goes to: Cait!🥇🇺🇲❄️

02/10/2026

Quick Tip Tuesday: Your heart loves strength training too. Building muscle using bodyweight exercises a few days a week can help support your heart health.🫀💪🏼

Balance is more than just standing on one leg. It comes from building strength, coordinating your muscles, and improving...
02/09/2026

Balance is more than just standing on one leg. It comes from building strength, coordinating your muscles, and improving control so your body can respond to change with confidence. Better balance is a process. Every step brings you closer to stronger, safer movement.

Dry needling is a skilled physical therapy technique that uses thin needles to target tight muscles, trigger points, lig...
02/05/2026

Dry needling is a skilled physical therapy technique that uses thin needles to target tight muscles, trigger points, ligaments, and tendons. It helps reduce pain and improve how your body moves and functions by calming an overactive pain response in the nervous system.

Dry needling is not acupuncture.
While the same type of needle is used, dry needling is based on anatomy and nervous system function and focuses on musculoskeletal and nerve-related pain.

02/04/2026

The Winter Olympics are coming to Hope PT and Aquatics. Every Wednesday in February, our team is competing in Winter Olympic challenges. Tune in each week to see who takes home the gold 🥇🇺🇲❄️

02/03/2026

Quick Tip Tuesday: Small moves add up. Even 10 to 15 minutes of brisk walking can help lower your blood pressure and improve circulation.🫀🚶🏻‍♀️

Consistency is key! Sticking with your daily movements or home exercise program, even just a little each day, adds up ov...
02/03/2026

Consistency is key! Sticking with your daily movements or home exercise program, even just a little each day, adds up over time. Every stretch, rep, or step helps you build strength, improve mobility, and move closer to your pain-free goals. Keep going, and celebrate the progress you’re making.

01/30/2026

Friday Funnies: Celebrate every milestone, no matter how silly. Progress is always worth smiling about!😁

01/28/2026

Wellness Wednesday: This week, our therapists are sharing their favorite balance exercises. What do you do to challenge your balance?⚖️

01/27/2026

Quick Tip Tuesday: Consistency is Key! It takes about 60 days to form a new habit, so keep showing up and trust the process.🎆

What are some of your biggest challenges to forming new habits?

Address

103 Davis Road Suite M
League City, TX
77573

Opening Hours

Monday 7am - 7pm
Tuesday 7am - 7pm
Wednesday 7am - 7pm
Thursday 7am - 7pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

+12813386777

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