Arthritis Programs

Arthritis Aquatics

Nearly 43 million Americans have arthritis. That's one in every six people. Are you one of them?

If you are, take heart. Many things can be done to reduce the impact of arthritis on your everyday life. And regular warm water exercise is one of them. The friendly and supportive group atmosphere of our Arthritis Aquatics class helps you manage your arthritis and decrease pain and stiffness. Learn gentle exercises in warm water with guidance from a trained leader certified by the Arthritis Foundation. Our pool is heated to soothing 92° - 96° and is accessible by both ramp and hydraulic chair lift.

Arthritis Aquatics Plus

Are you looking for a more challenging Arthritis Aquatics class? This is it!

Improve your function and overall fitness with the low to moderate intensity exercises of our new Arthritis Aquatics Plus class. This class focuses on elevating your heart rate, increasing your strength and flexibility and improving your posture and balance. Classes take place in our 92° - 96° pool and are taught by a trained leader certified by the Arthritis Foundation.

Body Better H2O Program

Try the Body Better H2O class, our most challenging group aquatic class for individuals with arthritis and other health conditions such as high blood pressure, diabetes, obesity, osteoporosis, etc. Body Better H2O incorporates low-impact resistance training, functional movements, stretching and relaxation to help you improve your mental and physical strength and health. These total body conditioning classes will help you increase your strength and flexibility, improve your posture, strengthen your bones, improve your balance and your self-image.

Call us at 419-841-9622 for program schedules.

Early Morning & Evening Hours Available

Central Park West Rehabilitation Center is one of the few facilities in the area offering both early morning and evening schedules for physical therapy and aquatic therapy.

Mission

We provide our patients with quality and expedient care delivered by our expert team of physical therapists and kinesiotherapists. We use this team approach to alleviate pain, promote independence, and to educate and encourage our patients to maintain physical wellbeing.