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Army Veteran Vivian De Tiege turned to VA physical therapy. Her story is one of resilience, guidance and meaningful progress.

For a group of Veterans, a sensitive but common issue is being addressed, pelvic floor dysfunction. Pelvic health is part of overall wellness but often overlooked.

24 doctor of physical therapy students volunteered at the National Disabled Veterans Golf Clinic in Riverside, Iowa, in September.

VA’s Geriatric Research Center is looking to recruit 126 Veterans nationwide for a telehealth physical therapy program.

Extending physical therapy in more VA facilities reduces wait times and increases Veteran care and quality of life.

A research study tests how a 12-week telehealth physical therapy program improves the lives of Veterans and helps you reach your health and wellness goals.

What New Year’s resolutions did you make? This VA-Research initiative studying telerehabilitation may help you get there.

Physical therapy is an alternative to surgery, prevents injury, reduces pain and restores independence, especially for older Veterans.

After foot amputation, Veteran works with VA physical therapist to strengthen his amputated limb to support walking with his new prosthetic.

A new telehealth physical therapy (PT) clinic at the VA Phoenix Medical Center lets Veterans begin VA outpatient PT at home after total knee replacements.

California VA physical therapy program combines exercises with instruction on the neuroscience of pain to help older Veterans increase mobility, reduce chronic pain and improve quality of life.

Battle Creek VA provides Veterans physical therapy online using Virtual Video Conferencing. They take them through prescribed exercises and educate them on healthy living while the Veteran stays home.