1. Home Health Care Services: Physical therapy assistants can start a business offering comprehensive home health care services to individuals needing rehabilitative physical therapy. Services can include personalized exercise programs, individualized rehabilitation plans, patient education, and mobility and strength training.
2. Clinic Practice: Physical therapy assistants can open a clinic practice providing treatment options for a variety of physical ailments. Services may include therapeutic massage, ultrasound, electrical stimulation, and hot and cold treatments.
3. Athletic Training Services: A physical therapy assistant can offer athletic training services in order to help athletes stay healthy and improve performance. Services may include strength and endurance training, injury prevention, and assessment of athletes’ abilities.
4. In-Home Visits and Consulting: Physical therapy assistants can offer in-home visits to provide individualized instruction and consultation on physical therapy services. They can assess patients’ needs and suggest ways to improve mobility and reduce pain.
5. Workplace Wellness Programs: Physical therapy assistants can create and implement workplace wellness programs for businesses of all sizes. Services may include ergonomic workshops, health and fitness guidance, and injury prevention training.