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It’s no denying that undergoing a knife for knee pain treatment or gradual wear and tear is scary and frightening, but what’s scarier is the thought of being unable to use your knee after the Read More
Physical Therapy
7 Ways Physical Therapy Can Improve Sports Performance
Physical therapy can help patients recover from surgery, injuries, and chronic conditions. It can also help improve the quality of life of many people. However, what most people don’t know is that Read More
5 Signs Your Back or Neck Pain May Need a Chiropractor
Chiropractic medicine focuses on restoring, preserving, and enhancing health through non-invasive, hands-on care. Although treatment can provide relief from many conditions, including back and neck Read More
Physical Therapy After a Shoulder Injury
Having a shoulder injury can interfere with everything from driving to showering to brushing your hair. If your shoulder is hurting and it’s not getting better after a week or two, it is a good idea Read More
Physical Therapy for Arthritis: What You Need to Know
According to the National Institutes of Health, over 90 million Americans have arthritis. Unfortunately, experts have yet to find a cure for this prevalent condition. However, it’s still possible to Read More
Back surgery and chiropractic adjustments
Patients who are recommended back surgery may be surprised to find out that it is not always a 100% guarantee of relief from pain. The truth about back surgery is that it often does not relieve Read More
Not all Hospitals are the Same: Five Things to Look for In a Hospital
Not all hospitals are the same – and even the highest rated among them may not have the services you are looking for. Others may be “out of network” or your doctor may not have privilege there. When Read More
How to Know if It’s Time to Try Physical Therapy
There are many reasons for physical therapy: recovery following surgery or an accident, help with degenerative conditions like osteoarthritis, or to otherwise improve your mobility. Depending on Read More
