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Physical Therapy

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Neck pain

Back pain

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Physical and occupational therapy

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Chelsea Marquardt, PT, is a UW Health physical therapist with a doctorate in physical therapy. She treats patients with orthopedic injuries, pain, and disorders involving the shoulder, hip, knee, ankle, spine and other body parts. Chelsea also sees people who need rehabilitation after joint replacement surgery and other procedures. Using special exercises and physical therapy techniques, Chelsea works with patients to help ease their pain, strengthen their muscles, and restore their ability to move and function. Chelsea is certified in orthopedic manual therapy (a treatment that uses the hands to manipulate and massage body tissues and joints) and dry needling (a technique that involves inserting tiny needles into muscle knots to relieve pain and improve movement). During her free time, Chelsea enjoys taking walks and hiking with her family. My goal is to help people move and function at the highest level possible. I offer tools to help them stay active and healthy throughout life. 

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Chelsea Marquardt

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University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN

Physical Therapist

University of Wisconsin Hospitals and Clinics Authority

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