Patient Success Spotlight
WELLNESS CORNER
“I’m beginning to climb steps better than before!” “I started going to Partners in Physical Therapy about a week or so before having major back surgery. After my surgery, I have been getting excellent, quality treatment fromWhitney and Lauren ( and their crew). The level of attention they pay to the patient care given in their treatment is second to none. I’m beginning to climb steps better than before - which may not sound like much to some - but for me is monumental. I’m looking forward to more visits and continued success with my treatments as I gain more confidence with each visit. My accident that caused my physical condition happened nearly twenty five years ago. So, to be gaining ground after so much time, many medical procedures, and constant pain, is fantastic! Thank you, PPT, for helping me to continue putting the pieces of my life back together. It’s going to be a long road for me, but I know they will get me there.” - Robert G.
Clinicians are using laser therapy more often than ever before to help reduce pain and inflammation related to many common conditions. Thousands of doctors and patients have experienced the power of laser therapy and are familiar with its therapeutic effects, but for those who aren’t, here are 5 things everyone should know about it: 1. It reduces pain and inflammation without side effects 2. Can be used for acute and chronic conditions 3. Treatments can be customized for each situation
4. Treatments Feel Good 5. Treatments Are Fast
With LightForce lasers, treatments are quick, usually 5-10 minutes depending on the size, depth, and acuteness of the condition being treated. High-power lasers are able to deliver a lot of energy in a small amount of time, so therapeutic dosages are achieved quickly. For people with packed schedules, patients and clinicians alike, fast and effective treatments are a must.
Relieve Back Pain In Minutes Try this movement if you are experiencing back pain.
Strengthens Lower Back
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STRAIGHT LEG RAISE - SLR While lying or sitting, raise up your leg with a straight knee. Keep the opposite knee bent with the foot planted to the ground.
If this exercise does not provide you relief/help, please consider an evaluation to see if we can identify the source of your pain.
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