Whether you are a professional player, amateur college athlete, someone with a physically demanding job, or a senior who refuses to give in to old age, getting sidelined by an injury is the last thing you want. While it is almost impossible for you to avoid sports injuries from occurring altogether, you can greatly benefit
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Tri-City Orthopedic Care for Work-Related Injuries
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), roughly 2.7 million private industry employees had suffered nonfatal work-related injuries and illnesses in 2020 alone. This sheer prevalence goes to show that despite employers’ strict adherence to the guidelines mandated by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), injuries can still occur in the workplace and
Read MorePhysical Therapy: Tips for a Successful Recovery
No doubt, physical therapy is a life-changing discipline, and PTs are the catalysts. However, the success of your recovery is a byproduct of consistent and collaborative effort: for your PT to enact such a tremendous change in your life, you need to be willing to put in the work. Consider these simple tips to reap
Read MoreReasons To Consider Seeking Orthopedic Foot Care
The foot is an important yet often neglected part of the body. Our feet bear our body weight as we walk, run, or carry things, and they are common areas for injuries and chronic pain. When a foot injury or condition develops, your go-to physician should be an orthopedic foot doctor, also known as a
Read MoreHow Does an Orthopedic Doctor Evaluate a Hip Fracture?
A hip fracture is a serious health injury requiring typical surgical repair or replacement and rehabilitation. If you have a hip fracture, you should seek prompt evaluation from an orthopedic surgeon, who will recommend the best course of treatment to help you heal successfully. Let’s talk about the causes of hip fracture, treatment options, and
Read MorePhysical Therapy: Benefits of Manual Therapy Techniques
Physical therapy modalities help improve mobility and function in patients who are physically impaired due to injury, surgery, and other medical conditions. Exercise, ultrasound, electrical stimulation and TENS, and traction therapy are just a few examples of what physical therapists use to treat patients. In this article, we will discuss manual therapy, which is a
Read MorePhysical Therapy Exercises at Home
For a lot of people, it has been challenging staying healthy since the start of the pandemic. A lot of us are stuck at home for our safety and those around us. Going to the gym or to a physical therapist has been difficult since a lot of restrictions have to be followed for our
Read MoreCommon Misconceptions About Orthopedic Physical Therapy
According to the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA), there were already more than 300,000 licensed physical therapists in the country in 2019 alone. However, even with the growing number of practicing physical therapists and the millions of Americans who are benefiting from their care, there are still many people who are oblivious to the important
Read More5 Orthopedic Injuries You Must Run From
The medical field of orthopedics encompasses the treatment of musculoskeletal injuries and conditions. The root word “ped” means “child,” and this field began with treating children who had bone-growth and similar musculoskeletal issues. Orthopedics has now exploded into serving people of all ages. Let’s talk about some common musculoskeletal injuries doctors treat, how these injuries
Read MoreHow to Find a Good Doctor for Your Orthopedic Needs
When musculoskeletal injury or disease strikes – such as a sprained ankle, knee injury, or arthritis – you need the right orthopedic doctor. You know that there are a lot of orthopedists around, so how to you choose? Let’s talk about how to find a good orthopedist for you, and where you can go in
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