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Female soccer playing clutching one knee in pain laying on the field

Gender-Specific Approaches to Preventing ACL Tears in Sports

ACL tears are a feared injury in sports, particularly among female athletes, where they occur at significantly higher rates. As physical therapists, we delve into why this disparity exists and how gender-specific approaches can close the gap.

Shoulder pain

Rotator Cuff Injury: Is Surgery the Right Step for You?

When injured, the rotator cuff can cause significant pain and restrict your activity levels, prompting many to wonder if surgery is inevitable. Understanding the types of injuries, their causes, symptoms, and risk factors is the first step in making an informed decision about treatment.

Senior woman helping senior man with walker to stand up from a bed

Preparing Your Home for Knee Replacement Recovery: Essential Tips

Post-surgery recovery hinges not just on professional care but also on how well your home is set up to facilitate healing. By equipping key areas like the bedroom, bathroom, and kitchen with essentials and organizing your space efficiently, you lay the groundwork for a smoother recovery process.

Doctor explains knee pain with model to patient

Comparing Types of Knee Replacement: Which is Best for You?

Explore various knee replacement surgeries, their benefits, considerations, and the importance of consulting with healthcare providers to tailor the best treatment and rehabilitation plan for your needs.

An injured factory worker holding their back

From Recordables to Reductions: Implementing OSHA-Compliant First Aid to Improve Safety Metrics

We will explore how adhering to OSHA guidelines on first aid and safety metrics can transition workplaces from merely recording safety incidents to actively reducing them.

Construction worker fell off ladder and being treated by safety specialist

Achieving Maximum ROI through a Partnership with Employer Services

Every year, countless businesses face the ripple effects of workplace injuries, impacting not only their bottom lines but also employee morale and productivity. A safe work environment is no longer just a compliance requirement but a strategic pillar for long-term success.

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Tailored Training Plans: The Ultimate Online Personal Training Experience

Discover the benefits of virtual fitness coaching with personalized training plans that fit your lifestyle and goals. Transform your fitness journey today!

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Elevate Your Swing: Techniques for Golfers

While many people assume that physical therapists are only seen for post-surgery rehabilitation, PTs often help athletes and active adults avoid pain and perform better – including golfers! 

Initial consultation of a patient with a physical therapist

First-Time Physical Therapy? Here’s What to Expect!

If you’ve never been to or needed physical therapy before, you might be experiencing the “fear of the unknown”. PTSMC wants to help put those fears to rest! Our dedicated team of experts is committed to guiding you on your healing journey.

Physical Therapist performing assessment with female patient

Functional Movement Screens™

In today’s digital age, where a simple tap can complete tasks, our bodies often suffer from poor movement patterns. This is where Functional Movement Screens™ (FMS) come in—they help pinpoint personal weaknesses in movement, highlighting potential risks for future injuries and paving the way for healthier habits.