American football, which has been coined as America’s new past time, could be argued as the greatest sport on the planet or at least in the US. Unfortunately, due to it’s very violent nature, it is also our most dangerous sport. With constant contact and crushing blows, this modern game of warriors has given way ….
We love our therapists and wanted to make note that this month is National Physical Therapy Month. With that said, the APTA has deemed that the focus this month should be on injury prevention across the lifespan. We couldn’t agree more which is why it is important to help your young patients and their parents ….
As a Home Health Professional, you are likely to see a wide range of things as you enter a home to treat a patient. The only preparation you have are your experiences and experiences that your peers may have shared. Your goal is simply to treat your patient and get them back to a level ….
With unemployment at an all time low and our economy in the dirt, many undergrads are still uncertain about finding work, post graduation. The healthcare industry has always done a great job with attracting talent because there will never be a shortage of injuries, illness, or treatment. A career in Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy, or ….
Sensory Processing Disorder (formerly known as Sensory Integration Dysfunction) is a disorder in which nervous system messages aren’t organized into appropriate motor and behavioral responses. About 1 in 20 children will be diagnosed with SPD, provided that they are even diagnosed correctly. Unfortunately misdiagnosis occurs often because healthcare professionals are not trained to correctly recognize ….
Over the course of a career, rehab professionals will see symptoms and health related issues that may be foreign to them. Often they are textbook, with defined symptoms and effective treatment protocols to quickly advance patients to the next level of care. However, there is a chance that you will come across symptoms or a ….