Ortho Go Physical Therapy - Mchenry, IL 60050

NO referrals needed for evaluation and treatment!

Please Note: We do Not accept Public aid insurance plans.
What sets us apart from others?
Why You should choose us as your Physical Therapist?

-We schedule our sessions for "One on One" care, always have, no exceptions. Charges are based on individual care and that's what you receive, guaranteed. You may get individual care else where from time to time but it is our every day policy.
-You will have the same Physical Therapist every time, guaranteed.
-Privacy. No store front public viewing.
-Patient empowerment. Your goals are our goals for your recovery.
-We are a physical therapist owner operated clinic. What does that mean to you? No corporate giant here. We're a small business that depends on your satisfaction and success as a patient or client. It really is all about you.

NO Doctors Referral required for Therapy?
WE can Evaluate and treat your condition then call your doctor for you!

Scott J. Schultz PT, Cert M.D.T. founded OrthoGo Physical Therapy in 1988. Since it's founding "One-on-One Personalized Care" has been the way business has been done. Specializing in Orthopedics and musculo-skeletal conditions OrthoGo P.T. uses the McKenzie Method of Evaluation and Treatment for spinal and extremity conditions. This allows care to be patient centered and empowers the patient in their care
Our gym contains many time tested exercise machines.
- In addition OrthoGo also specializes in Work Injuries with job specific rehabilitation and testing. Also work site assessments and ergonomics are among our areas of expertise.
- Our Balance and Coordination program allows patients to improve their functional abilities and helps reduce the incidence of falls.
- Vestibular care treats patients that have dizziness and frequently balance related issues.
-Check out the video on our newest piece of equipment the LiteGait. It reduces the effect of gravity on your body to make exercises less painful and easier! Patients love it.
-Neurologic rehab. This is for patients that have had the acute phase and home care etc. Now they are discharged to their own home program. Using functional activities and the Lite Gait mentioned previously we can make things a little better it just takes effort.
Scott Schultz, PT, MDT