Lifespan vs. healthspan: The human body was made to move
The concept of adding years to one’s life is as old as time itself. We’ve been searching for the proverbial fountain of youth for centuries, and while modern medicine
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10, 2018
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09, 2018
Afraid of falling this winter?
Afraid of falling this winter? Now is the best time to work on prevention Top of Form Bottom of Form Although it will (hopefully) be several months before the
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08, 2018
In pain? Give physical therapy a try first
It probably isn’t news to anyone we’re in the midst of an opioid crisis at the national, state and local level. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
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08, 2018
Concussion identification, prevention for athletes
The 2018 football season is fast approaching and that means concussions are once again a hot topic on sports pages across the country. Unfortunately, concussion risk comes with the
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07, 2018
Which type of hip replacement is right?
Which type of hip replacement is right? Jul 17, 2018 Hip pain which is caused by arthritis is one of the most common diagnoses treated by physical therapists. In
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06, 2018
Shouldering the pain: Racquet sports may lead to aches, pains
Tennis and pickleball are extremely popular sports in Northern Michigan, and the summer weather brings with it a flood to the courts of enthusiasts of all ages. Veteran players
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06, 2018
Blood, space and movement
Our company hosted a pain education course a few weeks ago which contained some of the most up-to-date research available on how the body deals with pain. My biggest take-home
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05, 2018
Is There Help for Scoliosis?
Is There Help for Scoliosis? Have you or someone you know ever been told that you have scoliosis? Perhaps you’ve heard the term but aren’t exactly sure what it
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05, 2018
Spring Cleaning: Viva Variety
Spring Cleaning: Viva Variety Depending on what time of day I check the weather, spring is either just around the corner or months away. Regardless, its going to warm-up sometime
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05, 2018
Where is the Alligator?
Where is the Alligator? While working as an ergonomic consultant for a local company a couple of years ago, I sat through the safety training that is required of