Physical Therapy Blog

If you’ve recently undergone surgery or plan to soon, your doctor has probably mentioned physical therapy. Most doctors recommend physical therapy after surgery for a variety of reasons. Here are just a few. Physical Therapy Helps Speed Up the Healing Process...

Physical therapy is intended to treat the individual. There isn’t a one-size-fits-all approach to physical therapy. Every patient’s needs are different and should be treated differently. If you’ve undergone surgery, experienced an injury, or have chronic pain -...

You can experience pain in your ankles for a variety of different reasons. Ankle pain doesn’t necessarily mean you have a fracture or a sprain, but it is something you should address. When you visit a physical therapist to address the pain, they can evaluate your...

People can have a limited range of motion in their joints for various reasons. Arthritis, surgery, and injuries are just some situations that can reduce your range of motion. Fortunately, physical therapy can help. Read on to learn how physical therapy helps improve...

Physical therapy is used for patients before or after surgery, after an injury, or when they’re experiencing pain in joints or muscles. Consistent physical therapy can help restore function and movement, as well as promote healing and pain relief. It is safe for...

Millions of Americans suffer from chronic pain every year. Chronic pain is more than just an annoyance, it can potentially affect and change a person’s quality of life. Experiencing pain on a regular basis can make it hard to work, enjoy everyday activities, and even...

Sports-related injuries are extremely common and not just among professional athletes. Any level athlete can experience an injury - no matter their size, weight, or age. Sports medicine focuses on preventing these injuries by focusing on their unique needs and...

Knee pain can be extremely frustrating and can interrupt your normal daily activities. Whether your knee pain is from an injury, surgery, or other issues - physical therapy can help. Experienced physical therapists often see patients with knee pain and use various...

A common misconception is that physical therapy is just for athletes or people recovering from surgery. The truth is that physical therapy has many benefits for everyone! From kids to seniors, there’s no one who isn’t eligible for physical therapy. Here’s how physical...

Injuries are an unfortunate part of life. Almost every person will experience an accidental injury at some point in their lifetime. And once you do, physical therapy is a great way to speed up the recovery process and heal quickly. Here are some of the most common...

Nearly 65 million Americans experience back pain at some point in their life. In fact, back pain is the number one complaint physical therapists hear from their patients. The good news is that you don’t have to put up with back pain, and you may not even need invasive...

Physical therapy is a great way to help your body heal from an injury. Here are just five benefits of physical therapy. #1 Physical Therapy Will Guide Your Body To Heal Effectively After experiencing an injury through a car accident, sporting activity, or a fall -...

Ankle sprains are a very common injury among people of all ages. You could experience an ankle sprain during several different activities - even just walking! The most common type of ankle sprain is an inversion. This is when the ankle rolls with the bottom of the...

Millions of Americans suffer from muscle pain every day. Some aches and pain go away on their own, and some stick around for the long haul. No one should have to deal with chronic aches and pain. Luckily, there is an option. Physical therapy can help with all kinds of...

Range of motion, or ROM, is a term used to describe how well a part of your body can move in the direction it's supposed to. When you're injured or undergo surgery, your range of motion could be limited temporarily. Physical therapy aims to help you increase your...