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Do You Want to Help Your Patients Maximize Their Recovery And Perfect Your Skills As A Physical Therapist? Or Would You Rather Work In A Facility That Rewards You For Meeting Quotas And Double Booking? There are many practices out there in the health industry that promise to pay you top dollar. But do they… Read More »
Is it safe to say that Spring is here? I’m sure those avid runners sure hope so. As you return to outdoor running, you notice that knee pain that started a few months ago is still there. Pain in the patella tendon (the tendon that connects your knee cap (patella) to your shin bone (tibia))… Read More »
Julian Edelman catches the ball from Tom Brady. He’s at the 25, the 20 and just as he’s about to reach the 15-yard line he tries to make a cut to the inside of the defender and falls into a heap gripping his right knee. When looking back at the play, even though a defender… Read More »
It’s a real drag, whether you’ve been running all winter long indoors or are emerging from hibernation, to start running outside and get injured. A particularly difficult injury to run through is a “pull” (or micro tear) of the hip flexor muscles, which run from the front of your spine (at about the belly button… Read More »
It’s April and I’m really excited about spring and summer. Warmer temps, longer days, and more sunshine. What’s not to like about that?! These past few weeks I’ve had the opportunity to witness Mother Nature play her wonderful tricks on us while looking out my windows. Many of you may know that I am blessed… Read More »
There are many aches and pains during pregnancy and hip pain is of them. Specifically, hip pain when moving around during the day or while sleeping. Hip pain during the first trimester can be a result of our bodies adjusting to the increase in hormones. These hormones are necessary to relax our ligaments as our… Read More »
Do you have a groin strain that just won’t heal? Then you may actually have something called femoroacetabular impingement (FAI). FAI is a condition that can occur after a minor trauma and will present similarly to a strain of the muscles in your groin. First it will feel like a dull ache which can be… Read More »
As with all businesses, your company is at risk when workers are injured. Injuries cause all sorts of problems from absences to staff shortages, loss of customers to significant business stress. As a manager in your company, you have the opportunity to manage injury risk if you have the right tools. The solution consists of… Read More »
After a long, cold, snowy winter (is it actually over yet?), it’ll be nice to get back to some outside cycling. Whether you are a mountain biker or a road cyclist, because of the nature of cycling, it is important that you use your hamstrings and calf muscles to help get strong pedal strokes, but… Read More »
Pain on the outside of the hip can be a frustrating condition for both patients and physical therapists. Frustrating for patients because almost any weight-bearing activity can be painful and limiting. Frustrating for physical therapists because it can be difficult to determine where the pain is coming from and recovery time may be lengthy. The… Read More »
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