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Physical Therapy Professionals are proud to service Pascagoula community for over 8 years.
We are committed to the highest quality of rehabilitation care available with services in physical and occupational therapy.
Our staff provides comprehensive, individual and goal-oriented treatment with an emphasis on hands-on or manual techniques, therapeutic exercises and active patient participation in the rehabilitation process.

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