By Rob Kaplan, PT, DPT, MTC, Cert MDT
Back pain is a common health complaint and one of the most frequent reasons for missing time at work and going to primary care doctors. Most people will experience back pain at some point during their lives and for many it will be recurrent.
By Jeffrey Humphrey, MPT, CHT
People of all ages, with many different types of musculoskeletal problems, turn to physical therapy for help in regaining function and range of motion. Whether you have had joint replacement surgery, suffered a soft-tissue injury, are struggling with arthritis, are injured at work or while playing sports, or have balance or gait issues following an injury or stroke, physical therapy can be a tremendous help.
By Bernice Miller, RN
You have suffered a life-changing event – a car accident, a stroke, or perhaps a fractured hip. You are ready to leave the acute-care setting of the hospital but you aren’t able to go home yet. How you spend this stage of your recovery can make a significant difference in the healing process and your ultimate outcome.
By Michael Costello, M.S.P.T., M.T.C.
In recent years an increasing number of American physical therapists, like their counterparts in Europe, Australia, and New Zealand, have acquired advanced training for certification in manual therapy. This is a growing trend that recognizes the effectiveness of manual therapy in treating a wide range of neuro-musculoskeletal problems.
By Mark C. Malys, PT, CHT
The warmer days of spring can give your hands a workout from gardening, sports, and outdoor activities that can bring stiffness and pain after a day in the sun.
Kristen Verrill invites you to celebrate 10 years of preventative services available at the Cayuga Wellness Center.
Physical Therapist at the Cayuga Medical Center Hilary Jones explains the diagnosis and treatment of osteoarthritis.
Orthopedic manual physical therapist at Cayuga Wellness Center, Kyle Adams, tackles the best prevention and treatment for seasonal aches and pains.