Physical Therapy at Dayani - Nashville

Do I need a referral to see a Vanderbilt Dayani physical therapist?

Yes, you must have a referral from your doctor to see one of our therapists.

What conditions can the Dayani physical therapy program help with?

Physical therapy at the Dayani Center can help you recover and regain function from a variety of conditions, including cancer, lymphedema, full-body arthritis, chronic pain and voice disorders. Specialized programming is available for transplant patients (e.g., liver and bone marrow) and for those with hypermobility syndromes (including Ehlers-Danlos, POTS, and long COVID). Prehabilitation programs are available for patients undergoing treatment for ovarian and breast cancer and cystectomy.

Do I need a referral to see a Dayani physical therapist?

You must have a referral from your doctor to see one of our therapists.

What therapies do Dayani physical therapists provide?

Our physical therapists specialize in manual therapy and therapeutic exercise. They are certified by the Lymphology Association of North America and may design and provide treatments such as an exercise plan, aquatic therapy, manual lymphatic drainage, or other therapies.

Do Dayani therapists work with other Vanderbilt programs?

Dayani staff members partner with the Vanderbilt Voice Center to create physical therapy programs for people with muscle tension dysphonia.