Trinity Rehab Welcomes Bill Bell To Its Clark Location

Press release from Trinity Rehab:

November 25, 2020

Trinity Rehab, an all-inclusive Physical Therapy and rehabilitation center providing
comprehensive treatment for patients of all ages, walks of life and fitness levels, is pleased to announce that William (Bill) Bell has joined their team of physical therapists in their Clark location.

Bill brings over 35 years of physical therapy experience to Trinity Rehab, including over 35 years in his private practice specializing in general orthopedics/sports physical therapy. “We are excited to have Bill join us in Clark,” said Heather Domingues, PT, DPT, AIB-VR and Regional Director at Trinity Rehab. “Bill brings tremendous clinical experience to our team along with strong relationships with physicians in Clark and the surrounding community. He has treated thousands of patients over the years and built many long-term relationships. Bill adds a personal touch to every patient as he has always felt he treats people, not patients. His commitment to patient care and clinical excellence will benefit all those we serve.”

Bell graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Health & Physical Education from Trenton State College (TCNJ) and then earned a graduate degree in Physical Therapy from New York University (NYU). He has served as Chief Physical Therapist at Essex County Geriatric Center and Physical Therapy Department Head/Chief Physical Therapist at Irvington General Hospital. Bill believes in maximizing patients’ quality of life by providing evidence based, individualized treatment plans. He has always prioritized his own physical fitness through sports and exercise which has aided him in developing quality personalized treatment programs for all generalized orthopedics including sports therapy. He especially likes sports rehab because of his prior athletic days having treated all levels of athletes from weekend warriors to professional athletes.

Trinity Rehab combines state-of-the-art technology and a teamwork-oriented, tailor-fit treatment plan designed to provide patient-centric treatments for neck and back pain, sports related injuries, post-operative rehab, auto or work accidents, arthritis and other common injuries and conditions. This is complemented by established programs for specific issues, such as hand therapy, foot therapy, shoulder/rotator cuff injuries and balance/vestibular disorders, along with preventative techniques to improve balance and protect against falls.

Inherent in the company’s approach is their commitment to use cutting-edge technologies and proven methodologies in developing patient-specific treatment plans to accelerate the recovery process. This includes the highly effective, non-invasive Extracorporeal Pulse Activation Treatment (EPAT®) system, which utilizes a unique set of pressure waves to stimulate metabolism, enhance blood circulation and accelerate the healing process without anesthesia or risk of infection for a variety of musculoskeletal issues including tendonitis, bursitis, muscle spasms and pain or stiffness caused by scar tissue. Research has shown that more than 80% of patients experience significant pain relief after three or four treatments.

For rehabilitation and training, Trinity Rehab uses the AlterG Anti-Gravity Treadmill®. Developed by NASA, this equipment has revolutionized physical rehabilitation by reducing body weight to allow walking, running, and exercising while minimizing pain, stress and strain to the joints and muscles.

Founded in 2001, Trinity Rehab has over 20 locations in New Jersey and is one of the fastest growing Physical Therapy groups in the state. With clinics throughout Northern, Central and Southern New Jersey, their rapid growth has allowed them to bring their personalized approach to Physical Therapy to thousands of patients all across the state. For more information about Trinity Rehab, please visit them online at www.trinity-rehab.com Trinity Rehab in Clark, located at 301 Central Avenue, Suite 1, can be reached at 848 666-1818.

This press release was produced by Trinity Rehab. The views expressed here are the author's own.