Pain Management & Rehabilitation
Healing Knee ACL Injuries Without Surgery
Daily sports news seems to chronicle promising pro athletes sidelined with potentially career-ending ACL (Anterior Cruciate Ligament) knee injuries. ACL injuries are normally treated through… Continue Reading
Arthritis Pain Relief
There is no one best way to manage arthritis pain, and no single technique that is guaranteed to give you complete pain relief. In fact,… Continue Reading
Treat Arthritis and Injured Ligaments With Stem Cells
As we age, the body breaks down. It's a fact of life. Two of the more common ailments of aging are arthritis and ligament injuries…. Continue Reading
Effective Exercise, Less Time Stretching
When you are repeatedly doing common activities, either seated or standing, you are often looking down towards your hands with your head extended away from… Continue Reading
Timeless Well-Being
Do you know that guided exercise, stretching, massage, yoga, dry needling, aquatic exercise and other physical therapy modalities count as complementary and alternative health care?… Continue Reading
The Natural History Of Degenerative Disc Disease
Osteoarthrosis of the spine, also known as spinal arthritis, encompasses a spectrum of disease states that includes degenerative disc disease, disc-osteophyte complexes, facet arthropathy, and… Continue Reading
Symptoms Of Pelvic Pain Alleviated With Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP Therapy)
Pelvic instability is a common condition in women, especially those who have experienced childbirth. The pelvic bones shift during the birthing process. In most women,… Continue Reading
Happy Heart, Happy Life
The Spring season will soon be upon us and that will be the best time of year to take advantage of the wide range of… Continue Reading
Acute Low Back Pain
What is acute low back pain? It is pain in the low back in the center, on either side of the low back, or sometimes… Continue Reading
Physical Therapy and Your Shoulder
Many shoulder problems are caused by the breakdown of soft tissues in the shoulder region. Using the shoulder too much can cause the soft tissue… Continue Reading
