Elevate Your Performance with Concierge Care

Our Concierge Care program offers the convenience of having performance therapists travel directly to you, ensuring that you receive tailored care without disrupting your busy schedule. By providing personalized attention and support, the Concierge Care program helps you achieve your health and performance goals, transforming your approach to well-being and success.

When to Seek Professional Physical Therapy For Neck Pain

If you’ve ever experienced neck pain, you know it can be a real game changer, affecting everything from your daily routines to your athletic performance! The good news is, knowing when to seek professional help can make all the difference in your recovery and overall well-being. Ignoring it or hoping it will go away on its own can lead to more serious problems down the line .That’s where physical therapy comes in. By addressing the root causes of neck pain early, you can prevent long-term issues and get back to living your life without discomfort.

Recovery Strategies: Exercises for Rotator Cuff Injury in Baseball Players

Hello, baseball enthusiasts and athletes! Today we’re diving into a critical topic that affects many players – rotator cuff injuries. These injuries aren't just common; they're a significant hindrance that can keep you from playing your best game. Did you know that having a total range of motion deficit greater than 5 degrees in your shoulder increases your risk of injury by 2.5 times and might even lead to the need for UCL (Ulnar Collateral Ligament) reconstruction? It’s stats like these that underscore the importance of proper shoulder care. This blog aims to guide you through the phases of recovery from rotator cuff injuries, spotlighting specific exercises tailored for each phase and offering practical tips to enhance your rehabilitation process.

Why does my back feel worse when I sit for too long?

When you are sitting for a long time, your posture slowly becomes more and more slumped. This position isn’t necessarily bad for a short period of time, but when you stay in this position for prolonged periods, that’s where you can run into trouble. What happens over time is known as a “creep” phenomenon where a low load on the lower back over a long duration can lead to changes in ligament and tissue length and tension. For the spine, this change in tissue length and tension puts other structures such as the intervertebral discs at higher risk of being overloaded.

Pediatric Services Offered at Kids' Perspective Physical Therapy

At Kids Perspective Physical Therapy, we put our patients and their families first. We will provide you with a thorough evaluation that assesses your child’s gross motor skills as well as recommendations for goals and an appropriate plan of care.

October is National Physical Therapy Month!

It's National Physical Therapy Month! Don't let the cold weather coming up cause you to decrease your level of physical activity! Regular physical activity is one of the best things that you can do for your health. If pain or a condition is holding you back, contact a physical therapist. A physical therapist can help get you moving to reduce your risk of chronic disease, enhance your fitness, and prevent injuries. It’s never too late to get moving!

What does it mean if my child is delayed in rolling?

Rolling is the first skill your child learns that moves them between different positions in space. It is one of your baby’s first total body movements, utilizing the arms, trunk, hips, legs, head, and neck. Rolling teaches your child numerous foundational skills they will continue to use as they grow to complete tasks such as walking, dressing, writing, or playing sports.

Will My Child Ever Be Able To Enjoy School Without Being Embarrassed Of Back Pain?

School can be a difficult time for every teen, with bullying and the added pressures of growing up. Dealing with back pain can make you or your child an easy target for unwanted attention. This blog will give you information on why your child may be suffering from back pain in school and how to avoid it.

Top knee strengthening exercises from a PT perspective

According to research, 25% of individuals over the age of 55 experience knee pain at least once a year. Knee osteoarthritis affects roughly 80% of older adults, and their treatment costs add up to a whopping $185.5 billion annually in the United States. Due to these staggering numbers associated with knee pain, it is clear why it is essential to understand how you can prevent and manage existing knee pain. By reading this article, you will walk away with corrective exercises and stretches that can help lay the foundation for your own knee maintenance program to create a more resilient knee joint. ‍

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