Woodland Hills Physical Therapy

       Physical therapy has the ability to enhance the functional ability of patients with physical disabilities or limitations. The role of the physical therapist is to fully examine the individual's movement to best restore healthful function. Physical therapists then provide their patient with a plan to obtain a healthier lifestyle, in which they are able to achieve full mobility. Some treatment techniques include; aquatic therapy, soft tissue massage, therapeutic exercise, strengthening exercises, ultrasound, lumbar stabilization, neuromuscular stimulation and much more. The goal of physical therapy is to maximize the patients quality of life by improving movement and functionality. Improving a person's mobility also has a positive impact on their emotional, psychological and social wellbeing. 

Our offices assist patients from all ages and backgrounds. When you come to Epic, you are not treated as a patient, but as part of the family. 

To make an appointment please call us at:

(818) 701-0161 or (818) 598-0990

You can learn more about our facilities at:

http://www.epicmedicaldoctors.com

Dr. Isaac Schmidt joins the Epic Family!!

We are thrilled to announce our newest addition 

to the EPIC family!  

Isaac Schmidt, M.D.,

Orthopedic Surgeon

Dr.  Isaac Schmidt has been in private practice since 1986. He received his medical degree from National University of Mexico, Mexico City. Dr. Schmidt continued to work as an Orthopedic Resident at the Toronto General Hospital, Mt. Sinai Hospital, Toronto East General & Orthopedic Hospital and the Hadassah Medical Center in Jerusalem. He has completed a fellowship in Pediatric Orthopedics at the Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto in addition to a 

Joint Replacement fellowship at UCLA.

Dr. Schmidt continually demonstrates his compassion and care for his patients and those in need. From 1990-1992, he treated underprivileged patients at the Venice Family Clinic. For two years, Dr. Schmidt volunteered at the Shriner's Pediatric Orthopedic Center. In 2004, he volunteered to go on a three week mission to Black Lion Hospital in Ethiopia to teach doctors techniques in orthopedic surgery. 

In Atlanta, Dr. Schmidt was presented the John Charnley Award by The Hip Society. For the last three decades he has been instrumental in numerous orthopedic research activities in Mexico City, Los Angeles and Jerusalem. Dr. Schmidt is an active member of the American Academy of Orthopedic Surgery.