Non-Surgical Back & Spine Treatment Types
If you have chronic back or spine pain, you may be hesitant to seek care out of fear that surgery will be the first and only option suggested. It’s a common concern, says Christina Nguyen,
Physical Therapy During COVID-19: Keeping You Safe, Mobile and Pain-Free
Before the coronavirus pandemic, the unofficial slogan for outpatient physical therapy could’ve been, “getting you back to normal as quickly as possible!” Even in a time when we’re navigating a “new normal,” that slogan still
Dancer Recovers and Prepares for National Competition
Alyssa Rodriguez has been dancing most of her life. Some of her fondest childhood memories were inside a dance studio. She had her first major injury at the age of 13 with a torn meniscus.
Crossing the Finish Line Again – Mom Remedies Running Injury with Physical Therapy
Christy Leonard took up the sport of running as a way to stay healthy, but it soon became an important stress-reliever for this busy mom of three who balances family with a full-time job. “I
Committed Orthopedic Surgeon Brings New Hope to Sidelined Soccer Player
For the past year, 17-year-old Karsyn Kimbrough has been on the sidelines recovering from a debilitating ACL injury, the longest she’s gone without playing soccer since she was four years old. An estimated 200,000 ACL
Practical Ways Physical Therapists are Tackling Opioid Abuse
There’s nothing much worse than living with chronic pain, whether the cause is injury, disease or nerve damage. People who are hurting every day are often desperate to get relief, which can lead down a
Therapists Use Hands-On Approach
Whether it be injury, stroke, arthritis or even just too many bad habits and too much time at the keyboard, hand and arm pain doesn’t have to be something you just live with—and the 331