When people are in pain they often wonder how long they should wait before seeking treatment. As in how long I need to wait and see and suffer before it is reasonable to seek out medical assistance? The answer is you DO NOT need to wait. There is no need to wait and...
Often people wonder if they should see a PT for their muscle/joint issue? And the answer is always YES. Now, there may be a few instances where a PT cannot help and a referral to another medical provider is necessary. But that percentage is low, so it is best to start...
Did you know that you are able to be treated by a Physical Therapist (PT) without a referral? It’s true, you no longer need to see a doctor first before going to a PT for help with your muscle and joint pain. Not that long ago, you did in fact need a doctor’s script...
Did you remember to get your annual PT exam yet? What is an annual PT exam you ask? It is THE EXAM you get to help keep you on the right path as you age. That is correct, if you want to age as best as you can, this is THE EXAM for you. Many folks look at their...
Did you know that no prescription is necessary (anymore) to see a physical therapist? It’s true, you can come directly to a physical therapist (PT) to address any muscle or joint complaint or concern. No longer must you first wait to see your PCP and then maybe see an...
Did you know no prescription is necessary to seek care from a muscle and joint expert? That’s right, you are now able to seek care from these providers straight away. No more wasted time going to numerous doctor’s appointments without any answers. This is great news...
For those with an injury or issue impacting daily life, they might ask the question Why Physical Therapy 1st? The simple answer is because fast action leads to fast result. BUT…really they want to know more. Many will ask the question, don’t I need to see my PCP 1st?...
For those who have ever experienced a muscle or joint issue, the recovery process is not always straight forward. You may reach a point of feeling better but then stop doing what helped you to feel better in the first place. But then at some point in the future, the...
Direct Access to PT means no longer must a person (with some injury or mobility concern) visit their physician before getting to the best person to help them. No longer should weeks or months pass before having those muscle, joint, or mobility concerns treated by a...