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Centerville pain clinic offers online physical therapy

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Staff Report Updated 2:09 PM Thursday, October 15, 2009

CENTERVILLE — The Ohio Pain Clinic has begun offering an online physical therapy program free to its patients, according to a company press release.

The therapy includes videos and animations designed to teach various therapy exercises, allowing patients to learn and undertake physical therapy in their own homes.

The Ohio Pain Clinic, founded in 2007, is owned by Dr. Amol Soin. Soin claims the online physical therapy program is the first such application in the Dayton area.

Ohio Pain Clinic has offices at 8934 Kingsridge Drive in Centerville; on Kemp Road in Beavercreek; and on Fairway Drive in Wilmington.

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