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  • Accessible by Public Transportation: No

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Many physical therapy patients benefit from exercise in the water. Aquatic therapy utilizes the properties of water to expand the possibilities for patients who may have weight bearing or mobility restrictions. The hydrostatic effect of water promotes decreased swelling and the buoyancy allows exercise without weight bearing. Patients with the following conditions may benefit from aquatic therapy at the Texas Sports Medicine Center:

  • Lumbar disc disease
  • Osteoarthitis of the knees, hips, or back
  • Stroke recovery
  • Post-operative recovery from spine surgery or joint replacement
  • Gait training
  • Cardiovascular disease and surgery
  • Cardiac conditioning
Knowing how to swim is not necessary, and a physical therapist or technician is in the water with the patients at all times.

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The Texas Sports Medicine Center is located on an 11-acre complex. The building has an interior space of 45,000 square feet which includes: a rehabilitation/physical therapy area: an exercise gym with wide selection of free weights, selectorized weight stations and cardiovascular equipment; a full court gymnasium; a 1/10 mile track; therapeutic pool; aerobic dance studio and a weight room for athletes. The outdoor area is fenced, lighted and covers over five acres. Included outdoors are tennis courts, sand volleyball, 1/2 mile track, an incline hill, a multipurpose grass field, batting cages and a pitching compound.

The center provides a wide range of services which include; physical therapy, occupational therapy, fitness and recreation, strength and conditioning and athletic training services. The Texas Sports Medicine Center is an outpatient department of Tomball Regional Hospital.