Blood Pressure Monitoring at Home
Throughout our lifetime it is not uncommon for a doctor to have us monitor our blood pressure at home. It can be for reasons such…
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Blood Pressure Monitoring at Home
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Physical Therapy Blog (Page 21)
Women and Heart Attacks
Heart disease is the number one killer of women in the United States and every 43 seconds a heart attack occurs. It has been said…
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Women and Heart Attacks
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The Warning Signs of a Heart Attack
Experiencing a heart attack can be frightening. Many people don’t even know the signs of a heart attack. A teacher of mine lost her dad…
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The Warning Signs of a Heart Attack
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The Difference Between “Pain Free” and “Normal”
We’ve talked in the past a lot about how pain is our body’s signal that it needs to rest. Usually we notice this most when…
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The Difference Between “Pain Free” and “Normal”
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What is a Physical Therapist?
Being a first-time physical therapy patient can be nerve wrecking. You walk into an unfamiliar place, with unfamiliar faces, and are asked a million questions…
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What is a Physical Therapist?
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The Big 3
The big 3 that I want to discuss this week is unfortunately not about Lebron, Kobe, or Wade. It is the big 3 of low…
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The Big 3
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Return to Activity Guidelines Update
Whenever I see an athlete or performer, one of the first things they want to know is when they can return to their activity. As…
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Return to Activity Guidelines Update
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Stem Cell Therapy- Why Does (and Doesn’t) It Work?
I had a friend ask me a very cool question the other day. She said “Hey, my dad has been having really bad knee pain,…
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Stem Cell Therapy- Why Does (and Doesn’t) It Work?
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How is “Research Shows” Meaningful to You?
We are showing a big push in evidence based practice throughout healthcare, meaning not only are we doing new research to try and determine what…
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How is “Research Shows” Meaningful to You?
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