PR is an extensive, posture-based approach to patient care that takes into account the skeleton, muscles, and dental occlusion. Additionally, multiple systems' influence on posture such as respiratory, autonomic central nervous, peripheral nervous, musculoskeletal, oral motor, circulatory reproductive digestive immune, and sensory (auditory proprioception visual-vestibular) are considered in this method.

Physical therapists, physical therapy assistants, and athletic trainers all practice PR. These clinicians have collaborated to produce findings, beliefs, and concepts that guide managing patients effectively. Examinations help us understand a person's posture by measuring their alignment in three planes at once. This way, we can identify any existing or potential injuries caused by the way they compensate for their position.