by: Brice Bhalla, PT, DPT Headaches, a common occurrence for most people, can vary greatly in terms of pain type, severity, location, and frequency. While most headaches aren’t dangerous, they often cause missed days from work or school and also cause visits to healthcare providers. Over-the-counter as well as prescriptions drugs are used to resolve […]
By Jordan Molstre, PT, DPT Concussions aren’t just for kids. In fact, though often associated with young athletes participating in contact sports, concussions pose a significant concern for our elderly population. As people age, the consequences of concussions can become more severe, leading to health complications and eventually to diminished quality of life. Plus, the […]
“Weed Eating is Killing My Lower Back” and Other Problems that Spring Brings By: Andy Tatom, PT, DPT, OCS It’s that time of year again. Spring. The birds are singing, the trees are budding, and the flowers are blooming. What goes along with all that warm weather and vegetation? Weeds. From pulling weeds out of […]
Focus on Gait and Balance: Staying Young and Strong By: Katie Morris, PT, DPT, GCS, Cert-MMOA, Site Director Brookneal Clinic As we age, women make moisturizing our hands and face a priority. We no longer forget to put on sunscreen. We are overly critical of those fine lines and crow’s feet, so we buy “miracle” […]
By: Josh Bailey, PT, DPT, OCS, CPED Josh or Dr. Bailey? Both are correct. At Rehab Associates, we like to build personal relationships with our patients, so many call us by our first names, but since 2016, in order to be licensed, a physical therapist must earn a Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) from […]
