Baptist Health Therapy Center-Hot Spring County

Baptist Health Therapy Center-Hot Spring County The outpatient therapy center at Baptist Health Medical Center-Hot Spring County provides therapy for orthopedic, neurologic and other medical conditions.

01/28/2026

We will be open normal business hours tomorrow, Thursday, January 29th.

01/27/2026

Our office will remain closed on Wednesday, January 28, due to hazardous road conditions. We will contact you to reschedule. Please be careful and stay tuned for updates as the week progresses.
Thank you!

01/26/2026

Due to continued inclement weather, our office will be closed tomorrow, January 27th.
Stay safe and warm!!
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01/26/2026

We will be closed Monday, January 26, due to inclement weather. Please be safe, and we will plan on seeing you at your next scheduled appointment. Decisions regarding closures will be made on a daily basis. Please disregard any text message reminders you receive from us, as they are automated and not indicative of whether or not we are open. Thank you!

A total knee replacement, or TKA, is one of the most commonly performed and successful surgeries performed in medicine. ...
03/04/2025

A total knee replacement, or TKA, is one of the most commonly performed and successful surgeries performed in medicine. A TKA is warranted for patients with progressive and debilitating knee pain that may be caused by arthritis, fracture, or disease. Prior to surgery patients often report knee stiffness, swelling, night pain, and painful weight bearing. The knee replacement surgery involves removing damaged portions of the bone and replacing them with artificial parts. Physical therapy plays a crucial role following a TKA procedure. Physical therapy emphasis will include increasing ROM, decreasing swelling, and return of strength and proper walking mechanics. Whether you have just had a knee replacement, or plan to have one in the future, your local Baptist Health Physical Therapy clinic is ready to help you recover!

02/19/2025

Due to the inclement weather, we will be closed on Feb. 19.
We will reschedule your appointments as soon as possible.
Stay safe and warm!

08/18/2024

Osteoarthritis, frequently referred to as OA, is the most common type of arthritis. OA is the wearing away of the protective layers of a joint. This degeneration occurs over time and has no specific cause. Contributing factors to OA include age, weight, past injury and lifestyle or work activities that include repetitive or prolonged squatting, bending, kneeling or twisting. Symptoms include pain and stiffness in the joint. Rheumatoid arthritis is frequently referred to as RA. Unlike the wear and tear changes of OA, RA is an autoimmune disorder that results in inflammation of the lining of the joints. This inflammation causes painful swelling of the joints and eventually leads to bone erosion and joint deformity. Both forms of arthritis can significantly impact a person’s quality of life. Physical therapy can help to manage the symptoms of arthritis by developing a treatment plan that may include stretching, range of motion activities, strengthening, pain management, and bracing or assistive device recommendations. If you have arthritic symptoms that are impacting your quality of life, talk to your doctor about how physical therapy can help you!

08/18/2024

Each year, 1 in 4 adults aged 65 and older experience a fall, with around 3 million of those being treated in the emergency department for fall related injuries. While these numbers may be alarming, physical therapists at Baptist Health are doing their part to help prevent falls in those most likely to be at risk. Physical therapists can use assessment tools to measure strength, balance, and mobility; these values can help develop a treatment suited for individual needs. Furthermore, physical therapists can help identify and provide solutions for common fall risk factors, including environmental, medical, and personal considerations. Even with excellent strength and balance training in the clinic, it is critical to have knowledge for safe mobility in both the home and community. If you have concerns about your own fall risk, or the fall risk of a family member, contact your local Baptist Health clinic for assessment and treatment today!

08/18/2024

You may have seen high school athletes to Olympic athletes with strips of colorful tape on different parts of their body and wondered what it is. Kinesio tape, also referred to as KT tape, can be a useful tool used by physical therapists to aid in the recovery of a variety of complaints. KT tape is an elastic tape that when applied to the skin can aid in muscle activation, muscle inhibition, joint stabilization, edema management, and pain reduction. The elastic properties of the tape allow for various levels of stretch to be placed on the tape during the application process. Depending on the result that the therapist is seeking, the amount of stretch will vary from no stretch to maximum stretch and may include multiple pieces of tape. When used in conjunction with manual treatment, exercises, and other therapeutic interventions, KT tape can be a useful tool to aid in recovery. If you have pain limiting your ability to perform activities, contact your local Baptist Therapy Center and see if therapy might be the answer!

08/18/2024

Happy Fourth of July!

06/18/2024

Spinal stenosis refers to the narrowing of space within the spinal canal. The most common cause for spinal stenosis includes degenerative changes of the lumbar spine that take place with age, although trauma and fractures can also be involved. This narrowing can cause compression on either the spinal cord or nerve roots and result in various symptoms. Along with low back pain, patients will likely report decreased strength and altered sensation down either one of both legs. Symptoms are often made worse with prolonged standing, walking, or lying flat, and often feel better with sitting and bending forward. Physical therapy is a critical first step in conservative care when dealing with spinal stenosis. Treatment will include increases to strength, flexibility, and core stability. If surgery is warranted, physical therapy can also play a crucial role in return to function and maximizing independence following the procedure. If you recognize and relate to this spinal stenosis description, contact your local Baptist Therapy Center for guidance!

06/04/2024

The rotator cuff is a group of four muscles that act as stabilizers for the shoulder joint. A tear in the rotator cuff can be a result of a traumatic injury such as a fall or as a result of repetitive movements, like throwing or lifting, or gradually over time due to overuse or anatomic abnormalities. There are two types of rotator cuff tears, a partial thickness tear and full thickness tear. A full thickness tear is when the tear extends through the length or width of the whole tendon. This type of tear typically requires surgery to repair the rotator cuff. A physical therapist is an integral part of the recovery process after surgery. The therapist uses their expertise of healing times and appropriate progression to develop a treatment plan to restore range of motion, decrease pain, increase strength, and restore functional ability. If you have had a rotator cuff repair or are planning to have one, contact your local Baptist Therapy Center to see how we can help you!

Address

1001 Schneider Drive
Malvern, AR
72104

Opening Hours

Monday 7:30am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 5:30am
Thursday 7:30am - 5:30pm
Friday 7:30am - 11:30am

Telephone

+15013327371

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