Vibration Plate Therapy in South Fulton
If hip, knee, ankle, or lower back problems are slowing you down, every step can feel like extra work. Limited mobility after surgery or injury often leads to weakness, swelling, and frustration. At Accident Centers, we offer vibration plate therapy to help keep your lower body strong and active while you heal. Dr. Jones and the entire Accident Centers team focus on people who have been told to “just live with it” and want a modern, non-surgical option instead.
What Is Vibration Plate Therapy?
Vibration plate therapy uses a commercial-grade platform you stand on while it gently vibrates beneath you. The unit sends high-frequency vibrations through your body to activate muscles and support circulation. Our equipment is stronger than small home versions, so you feel the effect from your toes through your entire body. You maintain a comfortable stance while the plate creates thousands of tiny muscle contractions per minute. Our team helps you step on, explains what to expect, and stays close by.
How Vibration Plate Therapy Helps
This therapy is especially helpful for patients with lower extremity issues, weakness, or limited movement. It stimulates your muscles and circulation even when you cannot move or exercise normally. Vibration plate therapy can help with:
- Improving circulation in the legs and feet
- Reducing swelling after injury or surgery
- Supporting muscle activity to limit atrophy when mobility is restricted
- Providing neuromuscular stimulation for lower extremity weakness, including from disc problems
- Supporting bone density in people with osteoporosis or low bone density
Part of a Modern, Integrated Care Plan
Vibration plate therapy is often paired with spinal decompression for patients with herniated discs and leg weakness. This combined approach can address both the source of nerve irritation in the spine and the resulting weakness in the legs.
What to Expect and Insurance
Your first step is an evaluation so our chiropractors can decide whether vibration plate therapy is appropriate for you. Sessions are brief and fit smoothly into your care plan. Vibration plate therapy is often covered by insurance under physical therapy-related codes such as neuromuscular reeducation. If you were hurt in a car or work accident, your care may be covered, and we can help you navigate that process.
Schedule Your Appointment
If lower body weakness or mobility limits are holding you back, schedule your appointment and learn whether vibration plate therapy can be part of your recovery plan.