Physical Therapy is a great conservative means of pain management for various acute and chronic conditions prior to the use of medications, procedures, and surgeries. Physical therapy (PT) involves the treatment, healing, and prevention of injuries or...

Many people are under the impression that MRIs are better than X-Rays. This is simply not so. They both have a specific purpose. Here's why. The main differences between an X-Ray and an MRI are the images they produce. An X-Ray clearly shows the...

Open since March 2005, our “Endless Pool” is used for all our patients Aquatic Therapy needs. Early Start Since decreasing pain and increasing strength and joint range of motion are among the most important factors in determining your success...

Your rotator cuff is made up of the muscles and tendons in your shoulder. These muscles and tendons connect your upper arm bone (humerus) with your shoulder blade. They also help hold the ball of your upper arm bone firmly in your shoulder...

Four out of five adults will experience significant low back pain sometime during their life. Work-related back injuries are the nation's number one occupational hazard, but you could suffer back pain from activities at home and at play, too. Are you...