In compliance with the Temporary Targeted Safer at Home Order for Control of COVID-19 from the LA County Health Department and orders from the Pasadena Department of Public Health, Physical Therapy will be allowed.
Physical therapy appointments will resume Tuesday, December 8, 2020. Physical therapy visits must be scheduled for one-on-one care appointments with an RBAC Physical Therapist. If you had appointments previously scheduled, we will try and honor that schedule as much as possible.
Prior to making a physical therapy appointment, call your Medical Doctor or your Doctor of Osteopathy to receive a prescription and ask them to fax it directly to (833) 989-2333. The prescription must be for “Aquatic Physical Therapy” and needs to include a medical diagnosis, frequency of visits, and duration. Next, confirm receipt of your prescription and schedule your appointment(s) by email at therapyinfo@rosebowlaquatics.org.
Please ensure you follow the following protocols to keep everyone safe and healthy.
Physical Therapy can include rehabilitation of the following: shoulders, back, knees, hips, neck, and neurological conditions.
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 & Teaching Pool details:
Therapeutic Water Fitness classes: $11 per class
Group Physical Therapy: $30 per class (Prescription Required)
Physical Therapy Private: $110 per visit + Evaluation Cost (Prescription and Evaluation Required)
Personal Training: $84 per session
Independent User: $13 per visit
Aquatic therapy is an excellent supplement as well in addition to land-based therapy. Aquatic Physical Therapy is a skilled treatment method used by physical and occupational therapists to enhance your child’s functional abilities. It is an effective way to address many types of conditions including but not limited to:
Independent Exercise
$13 per use
$235 for 8 classes
$235 for 8 classes
$235 for 8 classes
$235 for 8 classes
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.
The orientation is used to ensure that patrons who use the therapy pool are familiar with the pool environment and the expectations when using the pool. It is also important that patrons understand the variety of programming and classes offered throughout the week in order to plan their independent workout. During the orientation, we will discuss your therapeutic options based on your goals.
The Therapy Pool offers multiple classes including: spine, hip and knee rehabilitation classes. Community based classes include but are not limited to Aqua Yoga, Functionally Fit/Parkinson’s, Arthritis, Poolates and Total Body Sculpting. For class details, speciality clinics dates/times and pricing information, please click here.
Recreation Swim and Lap Swim are not permitted in the Therapy Pool. All Therapy Pool users must be participating in an RBAC-run class or program, or exercising independently with clearance following an Aquatic Orientation.
Recreation Swim takes place in the Recreation Pool. Please click here for details.
Users participating in private swim lessons must exit the pool after the lesson is completed.