Under certain circumstances it may be necessary to amputate a patient’s limb. Amputations are only done when necessary to prevent further damage to
Physical Therapy New Year’s Resolutions for a Healthy 2017
A new year has arrived, and with it, countless resolutions. Statistically many people will give up on their resolutions by February, but that
3 Orthopedic Tests for Rotator Cuff Injuries
When a patient comes in with shoulder pain, there are numerous tests that a physician or physical therapist may utilize to help get to the bottom of
Physical Therapy for Firefighters in Minnesota
Firefighters put their lives and well-being on the line every day. They work in dangerous environments that sometimes lead to injury. In this article,
3 Common Orthopedic Tests of the Knee
Accurately diagnosing the underlying issue that is causing your pain or loss of functionality is equally as important as developing an effective
Weather Changes, Pain & Physical Therapy
You probably thought your uncle was joking when he said he could feel a storm coming in his knees, but changes in the weather can exacerbate certain
Study Examines Why Patients Undergo Rotator Cuff Surgery
A recent study published in the Journal of Shoulder & Elbow Surgery set out to determine why patients choose to undergo surgical repair for
Restless Legs Syndrome – How Physical Therapy Can Help
To those who have never experienced it before, restless legs syndrome may not seem like a serious condition. But restless legs syndrome can be painful
When to Return to Physical Therapy
Many patients consider physical therapy to be an in-and-out type of treatment. You sustain an injury, visit a physical therapist for rehabilitation,
