Concussions: Not Just a Concern for Athletes
Concussions, or mild traumatic brain injuries, have substantially increased over the years in sports, workplaces, and among the elderly.
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Winning the Match Against Tennis Elbow
That pain on the outside part of your elbow may be the result of overusing your forearm muscles. Here’s more on how to identify and treat it.
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Warming Up to Enhance Your Golf Game
The secret to upping your golf game and preventing injury could be as simple as a proper warmup.
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Managing Your Hips So They Don’t ‘Snap’ at You
Do your hips snap, crackle, or pop? Learn more about Snapping Hip Syndrome (Coxa Saltans) and how physical therapy can help.
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Orthostatic Hypotension + Preventing Fall Injuries
Do you feel dizzy when you sit or stand up? Here’s what it could be, and how physical therapy can help treat it.
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Phases of Recovery from Rotator Cuff Surgery with PT
Rotator cuff injuries often require surgery. Physical therapy can help you make a full recovery.
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Chronic Pain, PT, Why Traditional Meds Won’t Work
That pain that just never seems to go away—despite the help of countless doctors, appointments, medication, and injections—may be more than just a physical issue.
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Prehab at PRO~PT
Prehabilitation, or “prehab,” is when a patient seeks physical therapy prior to their orthopedic surgery.
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Workers’ Comp Program
So you’ve met the treatment goals of physical therapy, but you’re still unable to return to work due to deconditioning.
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Orthopedic Physical Therapy Residency Program
Clinical education is the culmination of the years of focused study and determination required of you in order to become a licensed physical therapist.
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