Golf and Physical and Occupational Therapy: Improve Your Game and Prevent Injuries
Julie Valois, MPT, DPT, C-PS
March 27, 2025
Golf is known as a low to moderate intensity exercise, but it does put heavy demands on the body. The golf swing is a complex, full body motion that puts a lot of force through your bones, muscles, and ligaments. Working with...
Gluteus Medius Tears: Symptoms, Causes and Treatment
Ramin R. Tabaddor, MD
February 21, 2025
Do you suffer from chronic low back pain, or pain deep in the buttocks when sitting or standing for too long? Have trouble sleeping due to pain on the outside of your hip when lying on your side? Have you developed any groin...
Patient Mobilization: Why You Need to Keep Moving in the Hospital
Heidi Kissane, PT, DPT, and Joanne Knowles, MS, OTR/L
February 13, 2025
There are a lot of benefits to knowing when to rest. But surprisingly, for many patients in the hospital, getting up and moving around is actually the best way to recover! Learn more about the benefits of patient mobilization...
Whether you are a figure skater attempting a triple axel-triple toe combination in the Winter Olympics, or a novice skier on the bunny slope, one thing is for sure: winter sports can be dangerous. According to the U.S...
