Internet technology has become thoroughly integrated in physical therapy practices, to the point that it is nearly unthinkable to run a clinic or therapist’s office without IT support for billing, patient records and a host of other things. Probably the … Continue reading →

‘Rotator cuff’ is the name given to four muscles that surround the shoulder and hold the shoulder joint in place. Damage to the rotator cuff can cause frequent pain and restricted movement of the arm and shoulder. Physical therapy is … Continue reading →

Physical therapy, sometimes called physiotherapy, is a treatment and prevention for issues of pain, mobility, musculoskeletal disorders, and neurological disorders that effect movement and muscle function. What that mess of five dollar words means, is that physical therapy is a … Continue reading →

People around the world suffer from injuries each day that restricts their ability to move freely and take care of themselves. For many of these people, physical therapy for injuries can help speed their recovery and return to their usual … Continue reading →

Rehabilitation or ‘rehab’ is one of the more common applications for physical therapy. Rehabilitation is the use of medical treatment to speed recovery from injury or disease so a patient can return to normal life. Physical therapy for rehabilitation is … Continue reading →