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All physical therapists are highly trained through advanced education, clinical experience, and licensure to evaluate, diagnose, and treat a wide range of conditions. Many specialize in a particular area or patient group, gaining advanced expertise through residency programs, board certification, or fellowship programs. Learn more about these specialty areas in physical therapy. Cardiovascular and pulmonary
October is National Physical Therapy Month, a time to raise awareness about the many benefits of physical therapy and celebrate the profession. This year, the APTA is emphasizing the vital roles physical therapists and physical therapist assistants play — across all specialty areas and patient populations — in falls awareness, prevention and recovering from falls-related injuries.
Your Path to a Stronger Core and Enhanced Well-being Today, we’re diving deep into a topic that’s crucial for overall health and often overlooked: pelvic floor health. This is more than just a buzzword in wellness circles; it’s a vital aspect of your body’s strength and functionality. What is the Pelvic Floor? The pelvic floor
As temperatures drop and snow blankets the ground, winter brings not only a change in scenery but also an increased risk of falls, especially for those over 65. Every year, almost 900,000 seniors are hospitalized due to fall-related injuries. These statistics are alarming, but there’s good news: physical therapy can be a powerful tool in
Torticollis, a condition characterized by the tightening or imbalance of neck muscles, can be a challenging road for both parents and children. However, with the right approach and expert guidance, children with torticollis can overcome these obstacles and thrive. In this blog post, we’ll explore how pediatric physical therapy can make a world of difference
As the leaves change and the air becomes crisp, October not only heralds the arrival of autumn but also the recognition of National Physical Therapy Month. It’s a season to acknowledge the strides and breakthroughs in the realm of physical therapy and to celebrate its countless benefits. One such benefit, backed by recent research, addresses
October brings with it the allure of autumn, the anticipation of holidays, and the recognition of National Physical Therapy Month. It’s a time when we shine a spotlight on the wonders of physical therapy and its myriad benefits. One of the most common ailments people worldwide grapple with is low back pain. It’s a discomfort
October is here, and with it, the crisp autumn air, the rustle of falling leaves, and warm sweaters. But it also brings with it National Physical Therapy Month, a time to recognize and celebrate the incredible benefits that physical therapy offers to countless individuals around the world. One of the most noteworthy findings in recent
Pediatric physical therapy can be pivotal in addressing gait abnormalities in children, aiding in improved mobility and overall quality of life. Here are five benefits of pediatric physical therapy for improving gait: 1. Enhanced Mobility: 2. Increased Strength: 3. Improved Balance and Coordination: 4. Pain Reduction and Management: 5. Enhancement of Functional Abilities: Application in
Surgery, whether elective or necessitated by an injury, is only the first step in a long process of healing and rehabilitation. While surgical interventions aim to correct a specific problem, post-operative physical therapy plays a crucial role in ensuring a successful and quicker recovery. But how exactly can physical therapy make a difference in your
Today, we’re excited to share a therapy that has been making waves in the world of physical rehabilitation: aquatic therapy. For those unfamiliar with the term, aquatic therapy involves performing therapeutic exercises in water, often in a specially designed pool. Aquatic therapy offers unique benefits that make it an attractive option for people with various
Parkinson’s disease may be a challenging condition to live with, but did you know that physical therapy can make a significant difference in managing its symptoms? Our intensive, amplitude-focused physical therapy approach is transforming the way we support individuals living with Parkinson’s disease. This standardized treatment protocol is customized to the unique goals of each
