Assess function
We look at your endurance, breathing patterns, strength, and the daily activities most affected by your condition.
Build capacity for everyday life
Individualized physical therapy for people living with COPD and other cardiopulmonary limitations, focused on conditioning, functional strength, and breathing and pacing strategies for daily activities.
Support for COPD and related limitations
Cardiopulmonary limitations can affect endurance, breathing, and the ability to complete everyday activities comfortably. After an individualized assessment, care may include guided conditioning, functional strength and mobility work, breathing and pacing strategies, and practical approaches for daily life.
Care is coordinated with your medical team when appropriate and paced around your current abilities and clinical guidance.
Your evaluation
Each plan is individualized around your diagnosis, current abilities, and medical guidance, with a focus on practical, sustainable progress.
We look at your endurance, breathing patterns, strength, and the daily activities most affected by your condition.
Care can include paced conditioning and functional strength work suited to your tolerance.
You will receive practical pacing and energy-conservation strategies to support activity at home.
Care where you live
For people managing COPD or other cardiopulmonary limitations, travel to a clinic can itself be a barrier. In-home physical therapy may be a helpful option, allowing conditioning and pacing strategies to be practiced in the setting where you will use them.
Care with Dr. Monika
Dr. Monika Pokhrel, PT, DPT brings more than 13 years of clinical experience and an approach grounded in careful listening, movement-based treatment, education, and individualized planning.
Common questions
Cardiopulmonary rehabilitation is physical therapy focused on supporting people with COPD and other cardiopulmonary limitations through individualized conditioning, functional strength and mobility work, and breathing and pacing strategies for daily activities.
COPD is a common reason people seek cardiopulmonary rehabilitation, but care can also support other cardiopulmonary limitations that affect endurance, breathing, and everyday activity. An evaluation helps determine whether this type of care fits your needs.
Home-based visits may be an appropriate option depending on your goals, current abilities, and medical guidance. Source Motion can discuss whether home-based cardiopulmonary rehabilitation may be a good fit for you.
Call to schedule an evaluation, or book a free 15-minute discovery call to ask questions first.