Dealing with a chronic condition is a common thing in our world today. Many people suffer from illnesses like heart disease, arthritis, cancer, diabetes or asthma, all of which can make living an active life more difficult than it would be without these conditions. Unfortunately, nearly all chronic illnesses tend to introduce a variety of […]
Musculoskeletal Rehabilitation to Improve Mobility
When the body is faced with an injury or illness that reduces its ability to function, it is important to adopt a musculoskeletal rehabilitation routine as soon as possible. The reduced mobility and range of motion that is inherent with an injury like this is best treated with a routine that includes therapeutic movement and […]
Spinal Cord Injury Therapy – Rehabilitation to Achieve Breakthroughs in Mobility
Following a spinal cord injury, patients will undergo rehabilitation therapy in order to regain some mobility and adapt to their new way of life. Although the level of independence that can be reached will depend on the severity of the injury, regaining some level of mobility will be key in optimizing the recovery process and […]
Parkinson’s Disease and Benefits of Exercise Therapy
While exercise is an important part of a healthy lifestyle, it’s even more important for people struggling with a degenerative disease like Parkinson’s. The physical effects of this brain disorder can be quite disruptive but studies have shown that incorporating regular exercise into a patient’s routine can help mitigate some of these symptoms, as well […]
Inpatient Inactivity Delays Recovery – Active-Passive Therapy Helps
Recovering from an inpatient procedure or surgery can be a difficult and strenuous process. The inactivity that is often inherent with a hospital stay just serves to delay and complicate a patient’s recovery, so early mobility is often essential. While movement can be a struggle, especially depending on the procedure or surgery that was performed, […]