Physical Therapy & Rehabilitation in the Chicagoland Area

Find Care for the Way You Want to Move

Pain, an injury, or changes in your balance can make it difficult to know where to start. ReLive Physical Therapy helps patients throughout Chicagoland and Northwest Indiana explore rehabilitation options based on their symptoms, medical needs, and everyday goals.


Whether you are recovering from surgery, returning to activity, or looking for help with persistent discomfort, start with the concern that best matches your situation below.


You do not need to choose a treatment before contacting us. Our team can help arrange an evaluation with an appropriate provider.

What Brings You In?

Choose a starting point to explore related care. These options help you navigate our services; an evaluation determines which treatment is appropriate.

Pain, Stiffness, or Limited Movement

Explore care for discomfort that affects everyday activities.

Sports or Exercise Injury

Find rehabilitation for training, recreation, and return-to-sport goals

Recovery After Surgery

Learn about rehabilitation guided by your procedure and surgical instructions.

Dizziness or Balance Concerns

Explore support for vertigo, unsteadiness, and difficulty walking.

Work or Auto Accident Injury

Find rehabilitation focused on recovery and daily function after an injury.

Not Sure Where to Start

Learn about an initial screening or contact our team for help choosing an appointment.

Physical Therapy for Pain, Stiffness, and Movement Difficulties

When discomfort affects reaching, bending, walking, or exercising, a physical therapy evaluation can help clarify your options. Your therapist may recommend one or more approaches based on your needs.

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Manual Therapy

Hands-on treatment that may be incorporated into rehabilitation for joint stiffness, muscle tension, and movement limitations. Learn how manual therapy works alongside exercise and education.

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Dry Needling

A treatment using thin needles to address selected muscle-related concerns when appropriate. Learn what it involves, who may be a candidate, and how it fits into a physical therapy plan.

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Aquatic Physical Therapy

Pool-based rehabilitation for selected patients who find exercise on land difficult or uncomfortable. Review how treatment works and ask about participating pool locations.

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Certified Hand Therapy

Explore specialized rehabilitation for hand and upper-extremity concerns that affect everyday tasks. Contact our team to confirm the appropriate provider for your injury or recovery needs.

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Women’s Health & Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy

Learn about care for pelvic health concerns and how an individualized evaluation can guide treatment. Contact our team to discuss your needs and confirm specialized provider availability.

Rehabilitation After an Injury or Surgery

Recovery should account for what happened, how you are healing, and what you need to return to doing. Explore services connected to your situation.

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Sports Medicine Physical Therapy

Rehabilitation for athletes and active individuals working toward returning to exercise, recreation, or competition. Care may address strength, mobility, and the movements required for your activity.

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Post-Surgery Physical Therapy

Rehabilitation following orthopedic surgery, with treatment guided by your procedure, healing stage, and surgeon’s instructions. Learn what to expect as you work toward daily activities.

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Work Injury Therapy

Physical therapy and work-focused rehabilitation for injured workers. Learn about work conditioning, work hardening, and Functional Capacity Evaluations.

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Auto Accident Physical Therapy

Rehabilitation for movement limitations following a motor vehicle collision, after appropriate medical assessment. Explore how treatment can support your daily function and recovery goals.

Care for Dizziness, Unsteadiness, and Balance Difficulties

Changes in balance can have different causes. These services address related concerns, but the appropriate starting point depends on your symptoms and medical history.

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Balance & Fall Prevention

For concerns such as unsteadiness, near-falls, difficulty walking, or fear of falling. Learn about individualized strength, balance, and walking activities.

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Vestibular Therapy

Specialized rehabilitation for selected dizziness, vertigo, visual stability, and balance problems. Learn about evaluation, treatment options, and when medical assessment may be needed.

Not Sure Which Service You Need?

You do not have to diagnose the problem or select a technique before reaching out.



Tell us what you are experiencing, how it affects your routine, and whether you have received medical instructions or a referral. Our team can help identify the appropriate appointment and location.

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Free Injury Screening

Eligible patients can meet with a physical therapist for a brief screening to discuss a pain or movement concern and receive guidance about next steps. A screening is separate from a comprehensive evaluation or treatment session.

Eligibility restrictions apply. Review the screening page or contact our team before scheduling. Patients who are not eligible can ask about a regular physical therapy appointment.

What Happens After You Contact ReLive?

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Tell Us About Your Needs

Share your main concern, preferred location, and any relevant referral or medical instructions.

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Confirm the Right Appointment

Our team will review provider availability and scheduling requirements. Specialized services may be offered at selected locations.

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Begin With an Evaluation

Your treating clinician will assess your concerns and discuss appropriate recommendations. Your goals help shape the plan.

Physical Therapy Across Chicagoland and Northwest Indiana

ReLive Physical Therapy serves the greater Chicago region through a network of local clinics, including locations in Bloomingdale, Elmhurst, and Crown Point.



Explore individual location pages for addresses and contact information. Our team can confirm which services and providers are available at your preferred clinic.


Aquatic therapy appointments may take place at a participating pool facility rather than your usual clinic. Confirm the treatment address before attending.

Questions About Choosing Physical Therapy

  • How do I know which service to choose?

    Start with your main concern rather than a treatment name. Tell our team about your symptoms and goals, and an evaluation can help determine the appropriate approach.

  • Can my treatment include more than one service?

    Yes, when appropriate. A rehabilitation plan may combine exercise, education, hands-on care, or other techniques. Your clinician will explain the recommendations.

  • Are all services available at every location?

    Specialized providers, equipment, and programs vary by location. Contact our team to confirm availability before scheduling.

  • Do I need a referral?

    Requirements may depend on your circumstances, service, and insurance plan. Our team can explain scheduling requirements before your visit.


  • How can I check insurance coverage?

    Contact ReLive to discuss the requested service and confirm your benefits, authorization requirements, and potential out-of-pocket costs with your insurer.

  • Is physical therapy the right first step for every injury?

    No. Some symptoms or injuries require medical assessment before rehabilitation. Seek urgent or emergency care when appropriate rather than waiting for a therapy appointment.

Let’s Find Your Next Step

Whether you know which service you need or want help getting started, ReLive Physical Therapy is ready to discuss your options.



Call (630) 339-3849 or request an appointment online. A Patient Service Advocate will follow up to help coordinate an appropriate appointment.