Accepted Insurances: Now In-Network with Johns Hopkins
We are please to announce we are (finally!) In-Network with Johns Hopkins Healthcare supporting 4 plans: Employer Health Programs (EHP), US Family Health Plan, Priority Partners, & Advantage MD. Find a R2P Location Here to Schedule! For your convenience, Rehab 2 Perform accepts an extensive list of insurance providers including, but not limited to the…
Don’t Keep Injuries a Secret
Physical therapists are experts in dealing with injuries, but your PT can’t help if they don’t know about your injury! You might be wondering who would keep an injury secret. The answer is – lots of people! The first thing that comes to your mind might be an athlete, like a football player, or maybe…
Why Postpartum Physical Therapy?!
You just birthed a human being! It is standard practice to see a Physical Therapist 2-3x/week after a knee replacement. Why is this not the standard after giving birth?! Your pelvic floor contains many muscles impacted during childbirth and your abdominal muscles are impacted after a cesarean birth just as the muscles in your leg…
Mindful Eating | How 2 Master It
What is mindful eating? Mindful eating has been talked about more and more over the last few years (and for good reason!). But what exactly is mindful eating? In a nutshell, it’s a way of eating that focuses on our awareness and experience of the food we’re eating. Practicing mindfulness can not only help us…
Sleep Better | Try These Tips
Three strategies you probably haven’t tried to Sleep Better each night. It’s 3:17 am, and you’re awake. Your bedroom is a cool 65° F, and inky black thanks to your blackout blinds. You haven’t touched caffeine since 10 am. You meditated before bed. And if you count one more stupid lamb, you’re going to scream….
Knee Injuries in Soccer
Knee Injuries | Dr. Corrie takes a look at ACL and knee ligament injury prevalence in soccer, the common knee mechanism of injuries, and proven knee injury prevention programs. What is FIFA 11+? 11+ is a complete warm-up program to reduce injuries among male and female football players aged 14 years and older. Teams that performed…
Sports Resident & PT Christian Huckfeldt
Get 2 Know our Sports Resident Christian grew up in Fort Washington, PA as a multisport athlete in high school. He attended The University of Scranton, where he earned both a B.S. in Exercise Science and a Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) degree. Christian spent his first three years in college as a pitcher on…
New Sports Resident & PT Dr. Bami Adu
Bami is our new Sports Resident (one of two), in the second year of the Residency Program. Bami grew up in Howell, New Jersey where he was the youngest of 4 kids. He played competitive soccer at the highest level throughout his youth and continued on to play Division I soccer at the University of…
New Physical Therapist, Dr. Derek Garza
Derek was raised in Salinas, California, or more recognizably, in the Monterey Bay area. Athletics had always been a part of his upbringing, and as he began to focus on basketball and track & field in high school, he found physical therapy after experiencing sports related injuries. Following high school he went on to attend Fresno…
FOOSH Injuries in Soccer
FOOSH Injuries | Dr. Corrie reviews as Dr. Dani demonstrates helpful shoulder training exercises for goalkeepers and explains strength training when handling falling on an outstretched arm (FOOSH). Learning About FOOSH FOOSH stands for “falling on an outstretched hand.” Essentially, they are the injuries that occur when we try to break a fall. They are…