Every service Savoy Therapy provides is designed around one goal: helping older adults stay safe, active, and independent in the community they call home.
Want to bring these services to your community? Start a conversationWe help residents move better, hurt less, and recover with confidence. From post-surgical rehab to chronic pain management, our physical therapists build individualized plans focused on real functional goals — getting back to a walk, a routine, a life.
Independence looks different for everyone. Our occupational therapists work with residents on the daily activities that matter most to them — dressing, cooking, managing medications, and navigating their environment safely — so they can stay engaged in their own lives.
Communication and swallowing are fundamental to quality of life. Our speech-language pathologists address cognitive-communication challenges, language changes after stroke or illness, and swallowing disorders — helping residents stay connected to the people and experiences they love.
Falls are the leading cause of injury in older adults — and most are preventable. Our fall prevention program combines balance training, strength work, and environmental awareness to reduce risk and build the confidence to keep moving.
For residents living with chronic pain or nerve-related conditions, Savoy Therapy now offers Stimpod — a clinically proven, non-invasive treatment that targets the root cause of pain at the nervous system level. Using transcutaneous Pulsed Radio Frequency (tPRF) technology, Stimpod delivers fast-acting, lasting relief — with no medication, no needles, and no side effects. Most patients report meaningful improvement after just a few sessions.
Conditions treated include peripheral neuropathy, diabetic neuropathy, incontinence, chronic pain, and nerve pathologies. Please note: Stimpod tPRF Therapy is not covered by Medicare or private insurance. It is available as a private pay service. Our team is happy to answer any questions about pricing and what to expect.
Learn more about StimpodSavoy Therapy can introduce its regional presence, explain its community-based model, and help families understand how therapy supports safer independence.