Adapting tasks or environments to accommodate an individual’s physical, cognitive, or emotional abilities.
Techniques to improve stability and walking patterns, often used to prevent falls or enhance mobility.
A non-invasive treatment that uses low-level light to reduce pain and promote tissue healing.
Teaching individuals to use tools, techniques, and body mechanics that minimize strain and prevent injury during daily tasks.
Guiding family members to support their loved one’s therapy goals and adapt the home for better functionality.
Evaluating an individual’s risk of falling through physical, cognitive, and environmental factors to develop preventative strategies.
Integrating therapeutic activities into daily routines to improve function and promote independence.
Training the brain to process sensory input effectively after injury or impairment.
A hands-on technique to relieve tension, improve circulation, and restore movement in muscles and connective tissues.
Creating custom orthotic devices to support, protect, or enhance the function of affected limbs.
Movements designed to improve flexibility and range of motion, tailored to individual needs.
A therapeutic modality using sound waves to promote tissue repair, reduce inflammation, and alleviate pain.
Using immersive technology to simulate real-life tasks like feeding, walking, or communicating.
Up to 85% of older adults who have experienced a fall fear repeating it and are twice to three times more likely to have an additional fall within the same year. We can help by assessing your movements and providing therapeutic exercises and activities. Our team will reverse abnormal gait and reduce your dependency on external supports. Practicing movement patterns of reaching, stepping over items, and climbing stairs will help to retrain the brain and vestibular/balance system while increasing core strength. Our virtual reality system improves the ability to walk in all directions, reduces fear while moving around a cleared open space, and enhances visual motor coordination and dynamic balance.
Choosing the right therapist can make all the difference in how the body recovers from an injury. Our unique approach, which uses a collaboration of providers, the latest techniques, and one-on-one care, will give you the best chance of fast and permanent healing. Our #1 goal is to make each patient pain-free and help them to return to normal life. At Advanced Wellness, you will work with the same therapist on EVERY visit to ensure you recover as quickly as possible. Your doctor will provide hands-on care and guide you through each treatment to get the best possible result!
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317-743-3327
Dr. Gary L. Yen is Board certified in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation and has a sub-specialty in Pain Medicine. Dr. Yen grew up in Long Island, NY and received his medical degree from Ross University. He completed his internship in Internal Medicine at Lutheran Medical Center in Brooklyn, NY and performed his residency in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation at Stony Brook University, where he was chief resident.
Dr. Yen completed a pain management fellowship at RehabNY in Buffalo, NY, during which he served as the assistant athletic trainer to the Buffalo Bison, the Minor League AAA baseball team for the Cleveland Indians, as well as the Niagara University men’s and women’s collegiate hockey team.
The former chairman of the Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation Division of the Pain Management Department at CentraState Medical Center, Dr. Yen specializes in the non-operative treatment of a variety of joint, muscular, nerve, skeletal, spine and sports related injuries. He treats acute and chronic pain syndromes and performs electrodiagnostic studies. Dr. Yen also performs variety of interventional pain procedures and minimally invasive spine surgery for the relief of pain. He utilizes conservative treatments such as physical therapy, chiropractic care and acupuncture in conjunction with other procedures to enhance long term benefits. Dr. Yen believes in working with patients to create individual treatment plans.
When not attending to his patients, Dr. Yen likes to play golf, cook, and has a passion for playing the saxophone and piano. He is the proud father of two boys.
