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Dizziness and Vertigo

On February 3, 2022

Physical Therapy is Ideal for Dizziness & Vertigo We’ve all had the sensation of being dizzy – as if you can’t focus, can’t see straight, can’t stand upright without swaying or falling. You may even experience “tunnel vision,” where your peripheral vision goes dark for a few seconds. Dizziness is a very common condition. Vertigo, […]

Motor Vehicle Accidents and Physical Therapy

On February 3, 2022

Motor vehicle accidents are a major cause of trauma. There were over 5 million motor vehicle incidents in the nation in 2012. The damage caused by a car accident might be devastating. There are both fatalities and injuries as a result of these events. An automobile accident injury can differ from person to person, although […]

Balance and Gait Disorders

On February 3, 2022

Balance and gait disorders are similar in many ways, but they also have some important differences. The Mayo Clinic refers to balance disorders as anything that causes you to feel as if you are unsteady on your feet or in danger of falling, even if you are sitting or standing still. Balance and gait disorders can be […]

Sports Injuries

On February 3, 2022

Sustaining a sports injury can be an absolutely agonizing experience, especially for those who LOVE the sport they participate in. Our physical therapy team is here to assist you in returning to the game feeling better, healthier, and pain-free while having a decreased risk of re-injury! What Is A Sports Injury? The phrase "sports injury" […]

Work Place Injuries: How to Reduce Recovery Time and Return to Work

On February 3, 2022

Is your work injury limiting you from returning to work or functioning at your full potential? Work-related injuries or ailments can cause both mental and monetary distress, especially if you are unsure how long your recovery period will be. It is important to make sure that you have a proper rehabilitation plan set in place […]

Hip and Knee Pain Relief

On January 29, 2022

Pain in your hips and knees can happen simultaneously or separately. These joints collaborate to allow for the best possible mobility, yet an ailment or underlying sickness might disrupt their efficiency. Your hips are ball-and-socket joints that provide support for your upper body weight. Your knees are hinge joints that enable forward and backward motion within the joint.

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