Our library articles educate patients on the pitfalls of insurance-led physical therapy, the benefits of one-on-one conditioning, and the potential treatment options for sports injuries and chronic pain.
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A First Line Resource for Nutrition: Your Physical TherapistThe vast majority of physical therapists earned Bachelor’s level training in a health-related field where they gained useful skills in nutrition.
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Your Insurance Won’t Let You Have the Treatment You NEEDLearn about some of the techniques that physical therapists can use that you aren’t getting because of “PT Mill” models and insurance-company-dictated care.
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The PT Treatments You Don’t Need Because They Don’t WorkThe professionals at PT Mills are likely to perform treatments they will be reimbursed for, even if those treatments won't actually relieve your pain.
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Why Cash Practice Physical Therapy May Be Better for YouThe “Cash Practice Movement” empowers clients to make the best decision for their physical health and liberates physical therapists from the constraints of a third-party payment system.
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Tightening the “Thrower’s Coil”: Rehab, Prehab and Power Up Throwing PerformanceThe act of throwing a baseball requires higher amounts of torque, angular velocity, and power than any other single sport task. Learn how we treat these athletes.
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Run for Life: Part 3In this 3 part series, Dr. Ivy Roe, one of our talented Performance Physical Therapists and our resident running guru, will break down several issues that plague runners in their quest for their next PR.
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Run for Life: Part 2In this 3 part series, Dr. Ivy Roe, our resident running guru, will break down several issues that plague runners in their quest for their next PR.
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Run for Life: Part 1In this trilogy, Dr. Ivy Roe, our expert in running, will dissect numerous challenges that afflict runners as they strive for their next personal record (PR).
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Movement Econ 315: Addressing Throwing Shoulder Pain by Getting After the T-SpineMore often than not in our painful or dysfunctional baseball and softball players, a lack of dominant side rotation is apparent. Learn how to correct this problem.
