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It’s time to stop letting pain hold you back. Therapists at IU Health Physical Therapy & Rehabilitation at Hazel Dell provide you with customized therapy designed to solve your unique challenges.
At IU Health Physical Therapy & Rehabilitation at Hazel Dell, no two physical therapy programs look the same. Our licensed physical therapists and occupational therapists use innovative techniques to target a broad range of conditions and injuries. We’ll help you get you back to enjoying the things you love.
Your focus is on getting better, and our focus is on you. We work closely with each individual to develop the skills and techniques that will help you with long-term healing.
Our Approach to Physical Therapy & Rehabilitation
At IU Health Physical Therapy & Rehabilitation in Noblesville, our goal is to provide you with knowledge and skills so that you are empowered in your recovery. Our therapists take the time to get to know you. We’ll be with you throughout your journey.
We approach patient care as if we are treating our friends and family. We’ll work with your care team, including loved ones and other IU Health physicians, to ensure you achieve the best outcome possible. It is our job to help you make substantial improvements and changes towards a better quality of life.
About IU Health Physical Therapy & Rehabilitation
At IU Health Physical Therapy & Rehabilitation at Hazel Dell, no two physical therapy programs look the same. Our licensed physical therapists and occupational therapists use innovative techniques to target a broad range of conditions and injuries. We’ll help you get you back to enjoying the things you love.
Your focus is on getting better, and our focus is on you. We work closely with each individual to develop the skills and techniques that will help you with long-term healing.
Our Approach to Physical Therapy & Rehabilitation
At IU Health Physical Therapy & Rehabilitation in Noblesville, our goal is to provide you with knowledge and skills so that you are empowered in your recovery. Our therapists take the time to get to know you. We’ll be with you throughout your journey.
We approach patient care as if we are treating our friends and family. We’ll work with your care team, including loved ones and other IU Health physicians, to ensure you achieve the best outcome possible. It is our job to help you make substantial improvements and changes towards a better quality of life.
Our team works to provide the best possible physical therapy services. Those services include:
- Back & neck pain or injuries
- Chronic pain
- Concussion injuries
- Foot & ankle pain or injuries
- Headaches
- Hip problems & injuries
- Knee pain
- Low back pain
- Neuro or stroke impairments & functional limitations
- Overuse or repetitive injuries
- Pelvic health conditions – female/male
- Pregnancy
- Sports related injuries
- Surgical rehabilitation
- TMJ/TMD dysfunction
- Workers' compensation care
- Wrist & hand pain or injuries
Approaches to physical therapy include:
- ASTYM soft-tissue treatment
- Balance & gait therapy
- Blood flow restriction training (BFR)
- Breast cancer & lymphedema rehabilitation
- Cardiovascular strengthening
- Dry needling
- Graston soft-tissue technique
- Hand clinic & splinting
- Hesch Method - SI
- Manual soft-tissue mobilization
- McKenzie Method – Mechanical Diagnosis & Therapy
- Mulligan technique for joint therapy
- Muscle energy technique
- Muscle strengthening & retraining
- Myofascial Release
- Paris Approach for joint therapy
- Pelvic health rehabilitation
- Pre/post-operative care
- Return to sport testing
- Sports rehabilitation
- Vestibular & concussion treatment
Occupational Therapy
We work with people of all ages, who, due to physical injury or disease, need assistance to lead independent, productive lives.
We focus on activities of daily living to help you in areas such as:
- Concussion injuries
- Custom splinting
- Gross/fine motor coordination
- Neuro or stroke impairments & functional limitations
- Overuse or repetitive stress injuries
- Range of motion
- Sensory loss
- Surgical rehabilitation
- Wrist & hand pain or injuries
Our comprehensive evaluations and treatment plans are based on your needs and goals.
Learn more about occupational therapy services at IU Health.
Our Services
Our team works to provide the best possible physical therapy services. Those services include:
- Back & neck pain or injuries
- Chronic pain
- Concussion injuries
- Foot & ankle pain or injuries
- Headaches
- Hip problems & injuries
- Knee pain
- Low back pain
- Neuro or stroke impairments & functional limitations
- Overuse or repetitive injuries
- Pelvic health conditions – female/male
- Pregnancy
- Sports related injuries
- Surgical rehabilitation
- TMJ/TMD dysfunction
- Workers' compensation care
- Wrist & hand pain or injuries
Approaches to physical therapy include:
- ASTYM soft-tissue treatment
- Balance & gait therapy
- Blood flow restriction training (BFR)
- Breast cancer & lymphedema rehabilitation
- Cardiovascular strengthening
- Dry needling
- Graston soft-tissue technique
- Hand clinic & splinting
- Hesch Method - SI
- Manual soft-tissue mobilization
- McKenzie Method – Mechanical Diagnosis & Therapy
- Mulligan technique for joint therapy
- Muscle energy technique
- Muscle strengthening & retraining
- Myofascial Release
- Paris Approach for joint therapy
- Pelvic health rehabilitation
- Pre/post-operative care
- Return to sport testing
- Sports rehabilitation
- Vestibular & concussion treatment
Occupational Therapy
We work with people of all ages, who, due to physical injury or disease, need assistance to lead independent, productive lives.
We focus on activities of daily living to help you in areas such as:
- Concussion injuries
- Custom splinting
- Gross/fine motor coordination
- Neuro or stroke impairments & functional limitations
- Overuse or repetitive stress injuries
- Range of motion
- Sensory loss
- Surgical rehabilitation
- Wrist & hand pain or injuries
Our comprehensive evaluations and treatment plans are based on your needs and goals.
Learn more about occupational therapy services at IU Health.
A referral from your provider may be needed before your visit. You may call the IU Health central physical therapy and rehabilitation scheduling phone number at 317.962.9830 or contact us directly at 317.678.4200.
How to Schedule an Appointment
A referral from your provider may be needed before your visit. You may call the IU Health central physical therapy and rehabilitation scheduling phone number at 317.962.9830 or contact us directly at 317.678.4200.
The dedicated therapists and staff members will make sure your experience goes as smoothly as possible, from initial visit to follow-up appointments.
During your first appointment, you’ll meet with members of your physical therapy team, who will work closely with you to work on your specific mobility issues. Typically, physical therapy works over time, so you’ll be scheduled for a series of appointments.
Insurance
IU Health accepts most insurance plans. We recommend that you verify your benefits and eligibility before your visit.
Preparing for your first visit
To make the most out of your appointment, here are some helpful tips to help prepare you for your first visit.
- Bring any post-operative instructions if you’ve recently had surgery.
- Bring insurance card(s) and identification.
- Bring a list of current medications, including over-the-counter medicines.
- Wear comfortable, loose, clothing that you can move around in and allows access to injury or surgical site, if applicable.
- Arrive 30 minutes early to complete any outstanding paperwork.
Please provide 48-hours notification to reschedule or cancel an appointment.
In case your provider is not IU Health affiliated, please:
- Have your provider send medical records to us before your scheduled visit or bring the information with you during your visit. These may be sent via fax or through the mail.
- If you’ve had any imaging procedures such as X-ray, CT or MRI, be sure to bring reports or films with you. You may also have them sent to us by your provider.
Parking
We are located on the northwest corner of 146th Street and Hazel Dell in Noblesville. You will enter off of Hazel Dell. Drive around to the front of the building and enter the double sliding glass doors which face 146th Street. Once you enter the building, we are straight back in Suite 110.
Amenities
All of our facilities offer free Wi-Fi for visitors, handicap accessibility, and nearby restaurants.
About Your Visit
The dedicated therapists and staff members will make sure your experience goes as smoothly as possible, from initial visit to follow-up appointments.
During your first appointment, you’ll meet with members of your physical therapy team, who will work closely with you to work on your specific mobility issues. Typically, physical therapy works over time, so you’ll be scheduled for a series of appointments.
Insurance
IU Health accepts most insurance plans. We recommend that you verify your benefits and eligibility before your visit.
Preparing for your first visit
To make the most out of your appointment, here are some helpful tips to help prepare you for your first visit.
- Bring any post-operative instructions if you’ve recently had surgery.
- Bring insurance card(s) and identification.
- Bring a list of current medications, including over-the-counter medicines.
- Wear comfortable, loose, clothing that you can move around in and allows access to injury or surgical site, if applicable.
- Arrive 30 minutes early to complete any outstanding paperwork.
Please provide 48-hours notification to reschedule or cancel an appointment.
In case your provider is not IU Health affiliated, please:
- Have your provider send medical records to us before your scheduled visit or bring the information with you during your visit. These may be sent via fax or through the mail.
- If you’ve had any imaging procedures such as X-ray, CT or MRI, be sure to bring reports or films with you. You may also have them sent to us by your provider.
Parking
We are located on the northwest corner of 146th Street and Hazel Dell in Noblesville. You will enter off of Hazel Dell. Drive around to the front of the building and enter the double sliding glass doors which face 146th Street. Once you enter the building, we are straight back in Suite 110.
Amenities
All of our facilities offer free Wi-Fi for visitors, handicap accessibility, and nearby restaurants.
