Physical Therapy in Albuquerque at the Healthplex

Presbyterian’s physical therapy team can help patients regain or improve their physical function and movement after surgery, an injury or due to the effects of a chronic illness. Physical therapists use different types of treatments depending on your specific needs and can work closely with your healthcare provider and other therapy team members to create a personalized rehabilitation plan. Some of the types of treatments used may include therapeutic exercises, stretches, manual therapy, return to sport, balance training, training in the use of assistive devices, as well as patient education so you can continue to maintain or improve your physical function even after the formal physical therapy period is completed.

This location provides the following types of physical therapy treatments:

• Amputation therapy, including phantom limb pain and prosthetic training

• Balance and gait therapy

• Dizziness/vestibular therapy

• Dry needling

• Hand therapy

• Lymphedema therapy

• Motor vehicle accident injury therapies

• Orthopedic therapy, including pre- and postoperative therapies for surgeries including joint replacements

• Orthotics fitting and training

• Pelvic floor therapy

• Solid Ground fall prevention classes

• Sports-related injury therapies for weakness, muscle or joint injuries, or post-concussion therapy

• Neurologic therapy for patients with strokes, Parkinson’s disease, Guillain-Barre syndrome, traumatic brain injuries and more

• TMJ (temporomandibular joint) therapy

• Various therapies for cancer patients

• Various types of manual therapies

Patient Resources

Breast cancer surgery preoperative information

Total joint replacement preoperative information

Interested in joining the Healthplex?

Community members can begin the application process by downloading and completing the following two forms:

After you've completed your forms, please call the Presbyterian Healthplex at 

 for an appointment with one of our exercise specialists. Based on your medical history and personal fitness goals, our exercise staff will develop an exercise prescription tailored to your unique requirements.

The Healthplex currently offers a variety of classes such as yoga, stretch and tone and aerobics.

The Healthplex facility also houses Presbyterian Senior Connection, a membership program for adults over the age of 50. To learn more about the health, educational, and social opportunities offered through this program, visit our Senior Connection page.

Related Services and Programs

Occupational therapy (OT) Speech and language therapy (SLT) Aquatic therapy Cardiac rehabilitation Pulmonary rehabilitation Cancer rehabilitation Fitness