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Physical therapy visits can be scheduled for one-on-one care appointments with an RBAC Physical Therapist.
We are now accepting Medicare part B as primary insurance only. We do not accept Medicare Advantage Plans or any private insurance at this time.
Please call (626) 564-0330 ext: 425 to request an appointment. You may also email therapyinfo@rosebowlaquatics.org.
Our pool is unique, specially designed, and staffed to assist our patrons. Specific properties of the water make aquatic exercise a safe and effective exercise option.
Therapy Pool details:
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Updated 1/11/2023
Initial Evaluation: $200
Follow-up (30 min): $75
Follow-up (60 min): $150
Physical Therapy Telehealth (30 min): $75
Physical Therapy Telehealth (60 min): $150
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Existing Patients Click here for an Instructional Video
We can provide you with an invoice or super-bill of services rendered for insurance reimbursement upon request.
Our Aquatic Strength Training Group Class is a strengthening program designed to help improve muscle strength, balance and posture. This class focuses on functional strength training in the water, using the resistance of the water and other therapeutic equipment.
Class is led by a Physical Therapist or Physical Therapist Assistant. The class ratio is 1 instructor to 5 participants.
Level: All levels welcome.
Meeting times:
Tuesdays AND Thursdays
8:00am – 8:50am with Lori
9:00am – 9:50am with Lori
9:00am – 9:50am with Sara
11:00am – 11:50am with Sara
Location: RBAC Therapy Pool.
Pricing:
$30/class
Payment for all classes is required at registration; there are no refunds for missed classes.
Registration required monthly.
Our Tai Chi for Arthritis and Fall Prevention Group Class is an evidence-based program, recommended by the CDC, designed for people with arthritis and balance disorders. This program helps to improve health and wellness and is proven effective for fall prevention.
Class is led by a Certified Tai Chi for Arthritis and Fall Prevention Instructor from the Tai Chi for Health Institute.
Level: All levels welcome.
Meeting times:
Mondays 4:00pm – 4:50pm
Fridays 9:00am – 9:50am
Location: Arroyo Room at the RBAC.
Pricing
$20/class
Payment for all classes is required at registration; there are no refunds for missed classes.
Registration required monthly.
Our PWR!Moves Group Exercise Class is a PD-specific functional exercise program designed to target skills known to deteriorate in people with Parkinson’s disease, which often lead to loss of mobility and function.
Class is led by a PWR!Moves Certified Therapist. The class ratio is 1 instructor to 8 participants.
Level: Participants must be independent ambulators and be able to independently stand up from a chair without armrests.
Meeting times:
Mondays 11:00am – 11:50am
Fridays 11:00am – 11:50am
Location: Gym at the RBAC.
Pricing:
$20/class
Payment for all classes is required at registration; there are no refunds for missed classes.
Registration required monthly.
This is a link to the PWR!Moves website with additional information: https://www.pwr4life.org/how-
Our HIIT Class for Functional Strength is a high-intensity interval training group class designed to help support your daily function by improving your muscle strength, balance and posture. All exercises can be performed seated in a chair, and the instructor will provide variations and modifications to allow the option to sit or stand to participate.
Class is led by a Physical Therapist Assistant. The class ratio is 1 instructor to 8 participants.
Level: All levels welcome.
Meeting times:
Mondays 9:00am – 9:50am
Location: Gym at the RBAC.
Pricing
$20/class
Payment for all classes is required at registration; there are no refunds for missed classes.
Registration required monthly.
Aquatic therapy is the safest form of rehabilitation, especially for injuries that affect weight-bearing, because it takes place in the buoyancy of water and thereby removes impact and trauma from weight-bearing joints. Combined with traditional land-based physical therapy, aquatic therapy offers the quickest way to return to normal daily activities.
Swimming ability is not required. We can use a variety of flotation devices for support in deep and/or shallow water. Instructors work closely with patrons until they feel comfortable in the water.
The pool is accessible by a chair lift or stairs with two rails. You may have an assistant/aide at no additional cost.
Pool therapy fits perfectly into the well-designed post-surgical therapy program because water provides the safest place for protected, gradual and guided motion that does not overly stress the joint or site of repair. Patients can start pool therapy as soon as they are cleared by their physician and the incision site has healed. Patients who use the therapy pool program prior to surgery are more likely to return to full function much more quickly than those who have been inactive prior to surgery.