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It might be considered unusual if you don’t know someone who has had to have surgery for a total knee replacement (TKR).

You’ve just had knee replacement surgery and the good news is that you’re well on your way to a normal, active lifestyle.

When it comes to personal injuries, one of the most frequent target is the knees.

It is the single most common condition seen in physical therapy clinics nationwide: low back pain.

When it comes to hip and joint replacements of any kind, just as important as the surgery itself is the physical therapy that follows.

Neck pain can be the result of any one of a number of injuries – muscle strains, worn joints, nerve compression, arthritis, traumatic injuries (such as rear-end auto collisions), cervical…

If you have been in a car accident and are experiencing any lingering pain, At The Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Center, we can help!

Soft tissue injuries have been known to occur when muscles are very tense and contracted. They can also happen as a result of a sprained ankle or other sudden trauma.

Free yourself from chronic neck pain Let’s face it: a pain in the neck is…a pain in the neck!

For people who have medical conditions, illnesses or injuries that limit their ability to move and function, physical therapy (PT) has proven to be a most effective treatment.

You may think of physical therapy as being reserved for athletes who have injured themselves or for adults recovering from surgery, or for seniors who need more strength and balance to lessen their…

At the office of The Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation Center, we want to make your first experience with us the very best it can be.

Did you know that what you put in your mouth could make your aches and pains worse?

Sit up! Don’t slouch!

Let’s face it: a pain in the neck is…a pain in the neck!

Physical therapy is the science of healing through movement, and there are specific treatments designed for all kinds of patients — from athletes recovering from injury, to adults in need of…

During the past several years, much has been written about platelet-rich plasma therapy (PRP) that works to help your own body heal itself.

At the office of The Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation Center, we are trained develop customized treatments for acute and chronic conditions to restore better health and function to our patients.

Did you know that good posture is essential for good health?

It’s no secret that exercise is beneficial for a host of conditions and Parkinson’s is no exception.

You’ve had a head-on collision. Maybe it was from a car accident, a fall, or maybe from a sports injury.