
Our physical therapists help patients regain strength, mobility, and confidence so they can safely continue daily activities at home. As part of the San Francisco Department of Home Health, our therapy team provides individualized, evidence‑based care designed to support recovery, prevent injury, and promote long‑term independence.
Restoring Strength & Mobility
Physical therapists assess each patient’s functional abilities and create a personalized plan to improve strength, balance, endurance, and movement. Through targeted exercises and hands‑on techniques, they help patients recover from illness, injury, or surgery while reducing pain and improving overall physical function.
Fall Prevention & Home Safety
Falls are a major risk for many patients receiving home health services. Our therapists evaluate the home environment, identify safety hazards, and teach strategies to improve stability and reduce fall risk. They also recommend adaptive equipment when needed to support safe mobility.
Post‑Surgical & Post‑Hospital Rehabilitation
After a hospital stay or surgery, patients often need structured rehabilitation to regain independence. Our physical therapists guide patients through safe, progressive exercises that support healing, restore movement, and prevent complications.
Chronic Condition Support
For patients living with conditions such as arthritis, stroke, Parkinson’s disease, or heart and lung disorders, physical therapy can improve daily functioning and quality of life. Therapists teach energy‑conservation techniques, mobility strategies, and exercises tailored to each patient’s abilities and goals.
Education & Self‑Management
Empowering patients is central to our approach. Physical therapists provide clear instruction on home exercise programs, safe movement techniques, and ways to manage symptoms. They also educate caregivers on how to assist with mobility safely and effectively.
Collaborative Care
Our physical therapists work closely with nurses, occupational therapists, social workers, and physicians to ensure each patient receives coordinated, comprehensive care. This team‑based approach supports better outcomes and a smoother recovery at home.