For years many health centers and clinics offered group physical therapy sessions as a standard for patient care.
During such sessions, two or more patients are treated by one therapist who splits their time between them. It means that the individual patient gets only a tiny fraction of the therapist's time.
It clearly isn't the optimal approach for the best results. Fortunately, this model is becoming less popular these days, and more clinics now focus on one-on-one physical therapy, which is more patient-focused.
One-on-one physical therapy session offers the best individual care and attention as well as many other benefits.
Let's dive deeper into one-on-one physical therapy and its benefits.