Which Running Shoes are Best for Me? Do you struggle to find comfortable or “the right” running shoes? If so, keep reading. Everyone is different when it comes to running shoes, and the best ones for you depend on a few factors – including the type of foot you have....
Should I Get an MRI or X-Ray Before Starting Physical Therapy? While treating patients in the clinic, I am often asked, “how we can properly diagnose and treat without seeing an MRI or X-Ray first?” Although an MRI or X-Ray can be helpful when we are unsure what is...
The Benefits of Using a Cane After Surgery Each week I have the same discussion with a new patient–my own “Ground Hogs Day experience.” The conversation revolves around the use of a cane or walker after having surgery. “But I don’t need it, I won’t fall,” my patient...
Why is my Arthritis Worse on One Side? (Three Reasons) “Never get old.” A common piece of advice heard inside our office from patients who have deemed themselves “older.” As we age, the normal wear and tear of daily living begins to take its toll. The wear and tear...
Three Safe Exercises for Shoulder Osteoarthritis The shoulder is the most mobile joint in the human body. It is considered a ball and socket joint. Its main purpose is to position our arm and hand in space to complete functional tasks like reaching over head to grab a...
