Arthritis Treatment in Pasadena

Physical therapy is a cornerstone of arthritis management. Regular exercise prescribed by a PT can reduce pain, improve flexibility, strengthen muscles around affected joints, and slow disease progression.

About Arthritis

Arthritis is inflammation of one or more joints, causing pain, stiffness, and decreased range of motion. The most common types are osteoarthritis (wear and tear) and rheumatoid arthritis (autoimmune). It affects millions of Americans and becomes more common with age.

Common Treatments

  • Low-impact exercise programs
  • Joint protection strategies
  • Aquatic therapy
  • Range of motion exercises
  • Strengthening
  • Pain management techniques

Arthritis Clinics in Pasadena

Salwa Abdell Aal, Rpt

1650 E WALNUT ST, SUITE A, Pasadena

Pasadena Physical Therapy

117 W Bellevue Dr, Suite 3, Pasadena

Select Physical Therapy - Pasadena North Lake

301 N Lake Ave, Suite 201, Pasadena

The Movement Clinic PT

595 E Colorado Blvd, Suite 418, Pasadena

The Movement Clinic PT

595 E Colorado Blvd, Suite 418, Pasadena

Evergreen Physical Therapy Specialists

65 N Madison Ave, Suite 305, Pasadena

Femina Physical Therapy - Pasadena

65 N Madison Ave, Suite 501, Pasadena

Edgar Fernando Abad, P.T.

1017 S FAIR OAKS AVE, Pasadena

HealthFit PT & Chiropractic

145 Vista Ave Ste 103, Pasadena

Warwick Physical Therapy

2500 E Foothill Blvd #104, Pasadena

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Arthritis Treatment in Pasadena FAQ

Where can I find arthritis treatment in Pasadena?

Align California lists 10 physical therapy clinics in Pasadena that can help with arthritis. Browse our directory to compare providers by rating, insurance, and specialties.

How much does arthritis physical therapy cost in Pasadena?

Costs vary by provider and insurance coverage. Many Pasadena clinics accept major insurance plans. Use our directory to filter by your insurance provider and find in-network options.

Can physical therapy help arthritis?

Yes, physical therapy is one of the most effective non-surgical treatments for arthritis. It reduces pain, improves joint function, and can help delay or avoid joint replacement surgery.

What type of exercise is best for arthritis?

Low-impact exercises like swimming, cycling, and walking are excellent for arthritis. A physical therapist will design a program that strengthens muscles without stressing joints.