COVID-19
To Our Patients,
Our offices continue to stay open during the COVID-19 crisis.
Our staff is committed to your care and take necessary precautions throughout the day.
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Physical Therapist as a Member of the Tracheostomy Team
Although not yet common practice, the inclusion of a Physical Therapist as a member of the tracheostomy team, could be a game changer in the recovery process. Specifically, a PT plays a pivotal role in assisting patients to adjust to a “new normal” in the face of anatomical changes to the neck and windpipe.
Meet Dr Lisa Chapman
Dr. Lisa Chapman brings a wide variety of experience to Strive! patients. Learn more about her physical therapy approach in this video.
Meet Strive! Physical Therapist Santi Villamil
Watch the video to learn more about Strive! Physical Therapist Santi Villamil
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Strive! patient Marcia Bailey Testimonial
Strive! patient Marcia Bailey shares her story and journey to recovery after having a stroke.
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https://striverehab.com/physical-therapy-rehabilitation/
Osteoarthritis Pain: What You “Kneed” to Know
Osteoarthritis Pain: What You “Kneed” to Know
Yes, osteoarthritis is a common cause of knee stiffness and pain, especially in people over 50.
No, arthritic knees don’t have to keep you from doing the things you enjoy!
Knee pain often creates a vicious cycle: It hurts, so you don’t want to move.
Meet Dr. Jessica Heller – Strive! Physical Therapist
Dr Jessica Heller Strive! Physical Therapist explains how she is making a difference. “PT is a way to help you move the best that you can move”.
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The Benefits of Controlled Breathing
It’s a solution so obvious, it’s hidden right under your nose, as some mindfulness enthusiasts may say! 1. Breathe. 2. Exhale. 3. Repeat. These are the steps to the breathing process that “has been shown to reduce stress, increase alertness and boost your immune system.”
But is this just overly simplistic, woo woo pop psychology?
Deadly Falls in Older Americans Are Rising. Here’s How to Prevent Them.
From The New York Times:
Deadly Falls in Older Americans Are Rising. Here’s How to Prevent Them.
The rate of deaths after falls is rising for people over 75, a new study shows. But falls are avoidable for most seniors. We have some tips.
for people over 75, a new study shows.