Patellofemoral Pain Syndrome (PFPS)

10 Dec 2018 Physical Therapy
  What is Patellofemoral Pain Syndrome (PFPS)? PFPS is one of the most common causes of chronic knee pain. It is most common among young athletes, runners, bicyclists and less-active teenage females. However, anyone is at risk, especially those who tend to be more “knock-kneed” or overweight....Read More

Popular Physical Therapy Methods

Whether it’s a short-lived pain from a sporting injury or long-term pain from conditions like arthritis, pain can be difficult to live with and manage. From helping arthritic pain and bursitis, to the recovery from broken and fractured bones, and sprains and strains, physical therapists are highly e...Read More

The Role of Physical Therapy in Spinal Cord Injuries

A spinal cord injury can be as devastating as it sounds – it often means a permanent change in your body’s sensation and capabilities. The extent and duration of the injury is often impossible to determine, but physical therapy and exercise have been shown to have a universally positive effect. &...Read More

The Differences Between a Physiatrist and a Physical Therapist

The road to recovery from an illness or injury often involves pain or disability, and help from a team of highly trained professionals is usually necessary. Two key players on this team are the physiatrist and the physical therapist. While their names sound similar, they have two very distinct roles...Read More

8 Key Questions to Ask Your Physical Therapist Prior to Treatment

If you’ve never been to orthopedic physical therapy before or you’re starting PT at a new and unfamiliar place, there are some fundamental questions you should ask prior to your first appointment to make sure you will be comfortable at the facility and confident in the care you will be receiving. 1...Read More

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