by Kevin Gonzalez | Jun 21, 2025 | Importance of Rehab, Physical Therapy Advice
Slip and fall injuries can happen in an instant – but their effects can linger for weeks, months, or even longer if not properly treated. Whether it’s a sprained wrist from breaking your fall, a bruised hip, or lingering back pain – these injuries can...
by Kevin Gonzalez | May 30, 2025 | Importance of Rehab, Physical Therapy Advice
A sprained wrist can happen quickly. While often viewed as a minor injury, a wrist sprain can significantly impact your ability to perform everyday tasks like typing, lifting objects, or even turning a doorknob. Proper treatment is key to avoiding long-term stiffness...
by Kevin Gonzalez | Apr 27, 2025 | Importance of Rehab, Physical Therapy Advice
A rotator cuff injury can make even the simplest tasks – like reaching for a shelf, lifting a bag, or putting on a jacket – painful and difficult. The rotator cuff is a group of muscles and tendons that stabilize the shoulder, and when injured, it can lead...
by Kevin Gonzalez | Jan 18, 2025 | Importance of Rehab, Physical Therapy Advice
Undergoing a hip replacement surgery is a significant decision often made to improve quality of life and mobility after enduring persistent hip pain and disability. However, the surgery itself is only part of the journey. Effective rehabilitation through physical...
by Kevin Gonzalez | Dec 1, 2024 | Importance of Rehab, Physical Therapy Advice
Physical therapy plays a crucial role in back surgery rehabilitation – helping patients regain mobility, strength, and functionality. Here are the phases of recovery following back surgery and how physical therapy aids in overcoming common challenges during this...
by Kevin Gonzalez | Oct 14, 2024 | Importance of Rehab, Physical Therapy Advice
Recovering from wrist surgery involves more than just healing from the procedure – it requires physical therapy rehab to restore strength, flexibility, and functionality. Physical therapy plays a pivotal role in this recovery process, ensuring that patients...
