Chesapeake Regional's neuro-oncology program focuses on diagnosing and treating patients with primary and secondary cancers affecting the brain and spinal cord.
Our trained rehabilitation specialists strive to assist individuals in regaining functional independence for many orthopedic and neuromuscular conditions.
Physical therapy treats disorders of the muscle, bones or joints by means of physical agents such as heat, light, water, electricity, manual therapy and exercise.
A speech-language pathologist (SLP), evaluates, diagnoses and treats individuals with disorders of speech, language, cognitive communication, voice or swallowing.
Oncology Rehabilitation is a specialized clinical practice that helps cancer patients repair and strengthen their bodies during and after cancer treatment to maintain independence.
Occupational therapy enables patients to live life to the fullest by looking at their physical, emotional and psychological limitations following an illness or disability.
Pelvic physical therapy specializes in the treatment of bladder and bowel issues, as well as other pelvic floor dysfunctions.
Vestibular Rehabilitation addresses symptoms of vertigo or “dizziness.” Physical therapists work with providers to treat balance and proprioceptive disorders
The providers at Chesapeake Regional Primary Care are well-equipped to care for a wide variety of medical needs for people of all ages, at all stages of life.
Now offering telehealth video visits for all servicesTo see a virtual provider about concerns unrelated to COVID-19, we now offer virtual provider options for all of our medical offices and specialty areas. For a list of providers visit our Locations page.