Function-focused evaluation
Assessment of movement, strength, balance, endurance, pain, swelling and the tasks you want to regain.
C3 Physical Therapy LLC (520) 800-9828Cancer rehabilitation in Tucson
Move forward with care built around your cancer journey.
Cancer and its treatments can affect strength, endurance, balance, mobility, comfort and confidence. Rehabilitation is tailored to your diagnosis, current treatment, medical precautions and the activities that matter most to you.
When an evaluation may help
Rehabilitation can address changes during treatment and survivorship.
- Cancer-related fatigue, weakness or reduced endurance
- Limited shoulder, trunk or limb motion after surgery or radiation
- Pain, stiffness, scar restriction or difficulty with daily tasks
- Balance changes, neuropathy or fear of falling
- Swelling or lymphedema risk after lymph-node treatment
- A gradual, medically appropriate return to exercise and meaningful activities
Individualized treatment
Treatment follows your health status and goals.
Graded activity
A paced program that considers fatigue, treatment cycles, blood counts, bone health and other precautions communicated by your medical team.
Mobility and strength
Targeted exercise to improve motion, posture, strength, walking and confidence without pushing beyond safe limits.
Symptom management
Strategies for fatigue, pain, stiffness, neuropathy, balance concerns and changes affecting daily participation.
Lymphedema support
Risk education, monitoring and specialized treatment when swelling or lymphatic complications are present.
Care coordination
Communication with your oncology and medical team when precautions, new symptoms or treatment changes affect rehabilitation.
Your first visit
Your plan starts with where you are today.
Your evaluation is designed to clarify what you are experiencing, identify priorities and create a realistic plan for daily life.
- Review your diagnosis, treatment history, medications, precautions and current concerns.
- Assess the physical changes interfering with daily life, work, sleep or exercise.
- Set realistic goals and determine a safe starting level.
- Build an adaptable treatment and home plan that can change with your medical care.
Rehabilitation does not replace oncology care. New or worsening symptoms should be shared with your oncology team, and treatment may be modified or paused when medical precautions require it.
Take the next step
Talk with Clarissa about your needs.
Ask questions, discuss whether specialized care may be appropriate, or request an evaluation.