Don’t you need to see me in person to do a physical exam and know what’s going on? NO! Just like if we were seeing you in the clinic, the history-taking portion of the evaluation gives us a majority of the information we need to help you. Using video, we can actually take you through
By Jennifer Joslyn PT, DPT You may be surprised to know that the answer is yes! Constipation is defined as the inability to have a normal bowel movement. Normally, you should have a bowel movement anywhere between three times per day or three times per week (2). Constipation is often paired with abdominal pain, low
It’s 2019! The beginning of a new year. The gym is busier than usual; people are eating a little healthier; and a New Year’s Resolution has at least crossed your mind. Making change is hard! It takes time and dedication. But there are ways to set yourself up for success. Setting goals is a huge
In the world where fact checking and credible sourcing is frequently referenced in the media, it can get to a point where you don’t want to hear those words uttered from anyone’s mouths anymore, let alone mine. But I will tell you that not only is it important to have good credible sources with all
By Motion Physical Therapist: Dr. Michelle Steege PT, DPT Diagnostic imaging, most commonly x-ray, MRI or CT, can provide very useful information for diagnosis of common musculoskeletal injuries. But is that x-ray or MRI always necessary? The short answer is no. While there are instances where imaging is invaluable, routine imaging for musculoskeletal injury can