Reviews for PROCare Physical Therapy- Greenfield

Feb 2019

Excellent A+++. Dave Tranchita and Eric Kust really know their stuff. Excellent evals, therapy and advice. Perfect transition back to normal activities. Customized programs that were adapted to my current needs at the time. Very educational. I asked numerous detailed questions and received excellent answers/information. Highly recommend.
Feb 2019

When I first went to see Dave, he gave me the impression that I was a very special patient. I had a lot of pain in my knee. He examined me by moving his fingfers thru the variious areas of my knee joint. He found the areas that were the pain was centered and massaged those area, directed exercises while in his office and gave me instructions on exercises that I should do at home and at my gym.My knee is much better even though some small aches continue. All in all, I'm glad I went to ProCare.
Feb 2019

I chose ProCare Physical Therapy to help me recover the use of my arm after total shoulder replacement. My surgeon at the Midwest Orthopedic Hospital highly approves of their work.Eric Kust is my therapist. He is extremely knowledgeable about the physical and kenetic functioning of the body. He explained everything which helped me understand what I had to do to bring myself back to the normal functioning of my shoulder.Eric used joint manipulation and targeted exercise to help me achieve the ability to do activities that I wasn't able to do for so long. I credit Eric with the success of my therapy, he is friendly, pleasant and motivated to help his clients reach...read full review

From PROCare Physical Therapy- Greenfield

PROCare Physical Therapy is an independent, family-owned Physical Therapy clinic with locations in New Berlin (at the Princeton Club) and in Greenfield. Our New Berlin location is one of few physical therapy clinics able to offer aquatic therapy. We specialize in treating disorders and injuries of the muscles, joints and nervous system through the use of manual therapy, supplemented by stretching, strengthening, functional movement patterns and patient education. Our physical therapists mainly use their hands as the tools to improve heat, mobility and range of motion, but they may also use modalities such as ultrasound, electrical stimulation, traction, heat, and ice to further promote healing.