CARF Accredited Interdisciplinary Pain Rehabilitation Program
25134 Oakhurst Drive, Spring Tx 77386
Phone: 936-271-0221 Fax: 936-271-0219
Pain is Inevitable, Suffering is Optional
Samuel J. Alianell, MD
Medical Director
Our Program
Physical Therapy
Physical Therapy
Physical Therapy
Physical therapy can help you manage pain, improve movement, and prevent future injury. It can also help you avoid surgery and opiate prescriptions, and manage chronic conditions.
At CPRC, we provide personalized care that is tailored to your goals, body, and lifestyle. Our team of physical therapists and physical therapist assistants wor
Physical therapy can help you manage pain, improve movement, and prevent future injury. It can also help you avoid surgery and opiate prescriptions, and manage chronic conditions.
At CPRC, we provide personalized care that is tailored to your goals, body, and lifestyle. Our team of physical therapists and physical therapist assistants work with you to develop a treatment plan that addresses your specific needs and challenges.
Physical therapy is a safe and effective way to improve your health and quality of life. If you are experiencing pain, movement problems, or chronic conditions, please contact CPRC to learn more about how physical therapy can help you.
Here are some of the benefits of physical therapy:
-Pain relief and improved movement
-Prevention of future injury
-Reduced need for surgery and opiate prescriptions
-Increased quality of life
AQUATIC Therapy
Physical Therapy
Physical Therapy
Aquatic therapy is a specialized type of rehabilitation that uses the beneficial physical properties of water to speed recovery and improve outcomes. Our indoor, private pool is maintained at a therapeutically warm temperature of 92˚-95˚F year-round. The depth ranges from 3-6 feet with a gentle slope. A variety of pool equipment is availa
Aquatic therapy is a specialized type of rehabilitation that uses the beneficial physical properties of water to speed recovery and improve outcomes. Our indoor, private pool is maintained at a therapeutically warm temperature of 92˚-95˚F year-round. The depth ranges from 3-6 feet with a gentle slope. A variety of pool equipment is available to incorporate into your treatment. Changing rooms, a bathroom, and rinse-off shower are conveniently located in the pool area. The pool size is perfect for one-on-one treatment as well as small group sessions.
-Decreases muscle guarding
-Increases circulation
-Buoyancy allows for assistance as will as resistance with exercise
-Decompresses inflamed joints and discs
-Hydro-static properties of water lessen swelling/edema
-Improved body awareness
-Makes movement FUN!
Group Therapy
Physical Therapy
Group Therapy
Psychological treatment is an important part of our chronic pain program. It helps to address the psychological, emotional, social, and personality factors that can interfere with a patient’s ability to cope with pain. These underlying psychological concerns can often lead to poor compliance with post-surgical restrictions, which can res
Psychological treatment is an important part of our chronic pain program. It helps to address the psychological, emotional, social, and personality factors that can interfere with a patient’s ability to cope with pain. These underlying psychological concerns can often lead to poor compliance with post-surgical restrictions, which can result in poor surgical outcomes or re-injury.
In addition to addressing post-surgical compliance, the behavioral medicine program also helps to correct any unrealistic expectations that patients may have about the medical profession. Common patient misperceptions include the expectation of a complete recovery following surgery, the anticipation of total pain relief, and the hope that they will make a full recovery and return to their prior level of physical functioning.
The program also addresses patients with pain that extends beyond the primary intervention phase of 0-3 months and who continue to demonstrate significant impairment in their daily functioning and failure to return to work or progress adequately in their healthcare treatment.
