Welcome to Gulf Coast Therapy!
...the place where patients come first.
1. Do I need a physician’s referral for therapy?
Yes. Alabama has a closed door policy which means that all forms of physical or occupational therapy must be recommended by one’s physician prior to any treatments. We can provide an assessment and send it to your physician prior to your doc...read more
2. How do I schedule an appointment?
If you have your physician’s referral, call our office and we can set up the first available appointment. If you do not have your physician’s referral, call us so that we can get an understanding of your needs.
About Gulf Coast Therapy
Welcome to a place where patients come first! We are a state-of-the-art outpatient therapy center serving Mobile and Baldwin County. We are committed to offering our patients a center of excellence for the treatment of pain and/or disability. We take the best that technology has to offer and combine it with superior therapy, exercise, and other interventional techniques.Our Mission Statement
The mission of Gulf Coast Therapy is to provide our patients with the skills they need in order to function at their highest level of independence and increase their quality of life. We accomplish this by working closely with their referring physician, the patient, and their family to develop a specialized, client-centered plan of care that ensures the best possible outcome.Evaluations, treatment, and education are provided for individuals with musculoskeletal disorders, work related injuries, chronic pain syndromes, post-surgical procedures, and neurological disorders.
Physical Therapy
Physical Therapists are licensed healthcare providers who treat musculoskeletal as well as neurological setbacks. These physical conditions may range from pain, sprains and strains, fractures, and joint replacements.
Occupational Therapy
Occupational Therapists are licensed healthcare providers who aim to improve the quality of lifestyle for their patients who suffer from physical, mental, developmental, or emotionally disabling conditions.