While physical therapy is a highly effective treatment technique for patients looking to overcome injuries or recover following a surgical procedure, it’s not something that is going to solve the problem overnight. Many patients expect to follow a physical therapy program for weeks or months before they reach maximum physical function, so it’s not uncommon […]
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“As a competitive dancer, I place incredible demands on my body, and have wrestled with wrist, shoulder, and knee injuries. I have chosen to work with the OrthoRehab professionals time and time again because they are truly passionate about what they do and they care about me.”
-Mark H.
“My team at OrthoRehab Specialists played a vital role in the preparation and rehabilitation of my ACL and meniscus repair. They tailored my rehab plan to my individual goals while ensuring my knee progressed properly without risking reinjury. With their help, I went from being on crutches to setting new personal records in an Olympic and half ironman distance triathlon in under a year post surgery.”
-Steven G.
Physical Therapy Blog
5 Tips For Communicating With Your Physical Therapist
In the healthcare industry, it’s not uncommon for conversations to be pretty one sided. In their quest to provide you with expert-level information, oftentimes doctors, nurses and physical therapists can do a lot of talking, but to get the most out of your experience, these conversations need to be back and forth in nature. You […]
How To Safely Increase Exercise Duration And Intensity
Overstress injuries are incredibly common, and as the name implies, they occur when we put too much acute or repetitive stress on a certain area of your body. One of the more common times for an overstress injury to develop is when we try to take on a greater physical challenge than we normally do. […]
