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Keep PT Patients Coming Back for More

Published on February 18, 2016

Patients seek physical therapy for a variety of reasons. Many get referrals from their primary physicians following surgery or after experiencing an injury from a specific event such as a twisted ankle in a pickup basketball game. Lingering dull or debilitating pain in the back, shoulder, or other body part also sends many people to … Continue reading Keep PT Patients Coming Back for More

Let’s Keep the PT Involved

Published on February 9, 2016

A patient’s candid feedback and accurate description of pain goes a long way in helping physical therapists design a successful rehabilitation program. The same patient venturing into self-diagnosis and creating his or her own exercise program is less desirable. However, that is effectively what many potential PT patients do. In a sure sign of the … Continue reading Let’s Keep the PT Involved