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Dumas Physical Therapy provides physical, occupational and speech rehabilitation therapy for patients of all ages. Our highly skilled and compassionate team utilizes therapeutic exercise, specialized equipment and the latest in rehabilitation techniques to address injuries and other mobility-limiting conditions. Our highly skilled and compassionate team utilizes therapeutic exercises, specialized equipment and the latest rehabilitation techniques to address a wide range of conditions, including mobility challenges, cognitive and communication disorders, injury recovery and activities of daily living.
Our therapists work together to care for patients of all life stages, from children to older adults. We’ll create a personalized plan to help you live your best life.
We offer our services in English and Spanish.
Brindamos nuestros servicios en inglés y español.
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Testimonials
All the staff at Dumas Physical Therapy were friendly and helpful. Therapists were professional and well informed. I always felt encouraged and was comfortable with the care I received.
~ A Dumas Physical Therapy patient
They have great attitudes toward all the patients. A very positive place that treats you like they would their family.
~ A Dumas Physical Therapy patient
Your office is friendly and got me where I need to be
~ A Dumas Physical Therapy patient
Audrey and her staff are fabulous. I had surgery 10 weeks ago to repair a torn quadriceps tendon. I have made so much progress in the past few weeks since being approved for therapy. I had many concerns when I began this journey but they have all been alleviated. The staff is so friendly and personable. When I go I don’t feel like just another patient but rather as a friend. They truly care about my recovery but also for me as a person. I am blessed by the friendships I have made here and so grateful for the excellent care I have received.
~ Ken H.
The staff were friendly, caring, encouraging & efficient. They knew their stuff & worked to make me better. Give them a try, you’ll be thankful you did. I am!
~Carolyn C
Nothing but the best treatment and care from the staff.
~Stephen H.
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Breast Cancer Recovery and Lymphedema: How Physical Therapy Can Help
Most patients recover quickly after breast cancer surgery and have no lingering problems. When problems do occur, they include: Difficulty moving the arm due to pain or tightness Mild weakness, which may be due to discomfort Physical therapy administered soon […]
Backpack Safety Tips
A backpack that isn’t used properly can cause back problems or even injury. Children — or anyone wearing a backpack — should follow these simple tips provided by our physical therapists. Tips for Safely Wearing a Backpack 1. Wear both […]
5 Tips for Safety Exercising in the Heat
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Physical Therapy: Living With Alzheimer’s
Today, an estimated 5.8 million Americans 65 and older have Alzheimer’s disease, and that number is expected to rise to 13.8 million by 2050. While there is no cure yet, regular visits with physical therapists can help people with Alzheimer’s […]
Falls Prevention: How Physical Therapy Can Help
Falls and fear of falling can diminish your ability to lead a full, independent life. A fall can result in unwanted outcomes, including injury, loss of independence and decreased ability to do the things that are fun or important to […]
Physical Therapist’s Guide to Pain-Free Gardening
With spring at the doorstep and the promise of longer days ahead, many are eager to get into their yards to bring their gardens to life. Gardening can be a positive and fulfilling movement activity. It can also lead to […]
How to Prepare for your Physical Therapy Visit
Physical therapy is one of the most conservative and least intrusive approaches to managing health issues. Adhering to your treatment plan and following the advice of your therapist will help you gain positive results and move closer toward the goal […]
When the Weather gets Cold, Don’t forget to Warm Up
Whether dealing with an unprecedented Arctic chill that briefly renders Texas colder than Alaska, or just a cooler than normal winter’s day, colder weather impacts how we exercise. It can be hard to motivate yourself to get outside when the […]
8 Ways Physical Therapists can Help Post-Covid Patients
Physical therapy can be a great service for patients recovering from COVID-19. Here are eight ways that physical therapists can help: Aerobic training to improve cardiovascular and pulmonary health while monitoring rate of exertion Strength training to regain lost muscle […]
Breast Cancer Recovery and Lymphedema: How Physical Therapy Can Help
Most patients recover quickly after breast cancer surgery and have no lingering problems. When problems do occur, they include: Difficulty moving the arm due to pain or tightness Mild weakness, which may be due to discomfort Physical therapy administered soon […]
Backpack Safety Tips
A backpack that isn’t used properly can cause back problems or even injury. Children — or anyone wearing a backpack — should follow these simple tips provided by our physical therapists. Tips for Safely Wearing a Backpack 1. Wear both […]
5 Tips for Safety Exercising in the Heat
Many of us are choosing to bring our workouts outdoors to make the most of the beautiful weather. While the warmth is refreshing, it’s easy to forget the toll it can take on our body. Here are some tips to […]
Physical Therapy: Living With Alzheimer’s
Today, an estimated 5.8 million Americans 65 and older have Alzheimer’s disease, and that number is expected to rise to 13.8 million by 2050. While there is no cure yet, regular visits with physical therapists can help people with Alzheimer’s […]
Falls Prevention: How Physical Therapy Can Help
Falls and fear of falling can diminish your ability to lead a full, independent life. A fall can result in unwanted outcomes, including injury, loss of independence and decreased ability to do the things that are fun or important to […]
Physical Therapist’s Guide to Pain-Free Gardening
With spring at the doorstep and the promise of longer days ahead, many are eager to get into their yards to bring their gardens to life. Gardening can be a positive and fulfilling movement activity. It can also lead to […]
How to Prepare for your Physical Therapy Visit
Physical therapy is one of the most conservative and least intrusive approaches to managing health issues. Adhering to your treatment plan and following the advice of your therapist will help you gain positive results and move closer toward the goal […]
When the Weather gets Cold, Don’t forget to Warm Up
Whether dealing with an unprecedented Arctic chill that briefly renders Texas colder than Alaska, or just a cooler than normal winter’s day, colder weather impacts how we exercise. It can be hard to motivate yourself to get outside when the […]
8 Ways Physical Therapists can Help Post-Covid Patients
Physical therapy can be a great service for patients recovering from COVID-19. Here are eight ways that physical therapists can help: Aerobic training to improve cardiovascular and pulmonary health while monitoring rate of exertion Strength training to regain lost muscle […]
Breast Cancer Recovery and Lymphedema: How Physical Therapy Can Help
Most patients recover quickly after breast cancer surgery and have no lingering problems. When problems do occur, they include: Difficulty moving the arm due to pain or tightness Mild weakness, which may be due to discomfort Physical therapy administered soon […]