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Meet Kira, DPT Student, Univ. Vermont
Posted on: Friday, October 2, 2020
I enjoy how PT's help people heal from injuries via the intervention, correction and education of proper biomechanics. I inherently believe exercise is medicine and am passionate about sharing this with other people!
» Read moreHip Mobility
Posted on: Wednesday, September 30, 2020
Your hips are the center of movement for your body, so the healthier and less restricted your hips become, the more potential your body has for strength, power, and athleticism.
» Read moreNew ACL Risk Reduction Guide
Posted on: Wednesday, September 30, 2020
Over the past decade, ACL injuries have quickly become an epidemic in the sporting world. With over 150,000 ACL injuries on a yearly basis, a significant amount of attention in the sports medicine realm has been devoted to the reduction and rehabilitation of this life-altering injury.
» Read moreMeet Brittany, DPT Student, Miami
Posted on: Friday, September 25, 2020
"From my personal experiences and now as a PT student, I have only been reassured that this is what I want to do for the rest of my life, devoting time to others and their overall health."
» Read moreGrowing as Leaders, Class of 2021
Posted on: Friday, September 25, 2020
We thrilled for these members of our staff to continue their personal and professional development as they have been selected to their 'Leadership' Groups within their respected Counties.
» Read morePhysical Therapy for a Sprained Ankle
Posted on: Thursday, September 24, 2020
A sprained ankle is not an uncommon injury, but can be very painful and may require extensive time and therapy to heal. Typically, ankle sprains are categorized as one of the following “Grades,” depending on the severity of the sprain. The extent of physical therapy required to help heal an ankle sprain will depend on how the sprain is graded and whether surgery is required.
» Read moreMeet Alexis, DPT Student, Howard Univ.
Posted on: Friday, September 18, 2020
Meet Alexis! A third year DPT student from Howard University, she is currently working with Dr. Bifulco at our Bethesda facility. Originially from South Carolina, Alexis played basketball at Georgia Southernwhere she graduate with a BS in Kinesiology. With an athletic background, she has a love for Strength & Conditioning, plans to complete a Sports Residency, and has been consuming more information on Nutrition.
» Read moreR2P Staff Serving Non-Profits
Posted on: Wednesday, September 16, 2020
Learn more about the Non-Profits that our staff are involved with including these three who serve on the Board with their respected Organization. We are proud and honored for them to be a part of our team.
» Read moreMeet Parth - Sports Resident
Posted on: Tuesday, September 15, 2020
Parth Naik - Our first Sports Resident! I intend to pursue a career specializing in sports rehabilitation and wellness promotion. In the near future, I see myself working in a private outpatient setting with athletes of varying ages, abilities, and levels of athletic involvement.
» Read moreLets Talk Knee Pain
Posted on: Friday, September 11, 2020
Knee pain can be caused by disease or injury. Among American adults, approximately 25% have experienced knee pain affecting the function of the knee.
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