As the Occupational Therapy profession turns 100 this year, Strive! is celebrating our occupational therapists who make patients’ lives better every day.
It’s a popular misconception that occupational therapy is related to a person’s occupation or job. But it actually focuses on helping patients achieve independence in their daily lives.
“It’s the little things that help patients find their purpose,” says Harry Choi,
Aches? Pains? Stiffness? Chiropractic can help! Watch an adjustment and hear why Dr. Nichole “loves being a chiropractor!”
Have you met Dr. Nichole Snyder? Watch her gentle chiropractic care in action!
Call to schedule a chiropractic appointment or free consultation at either of our Ocala locations. Dr. Nichole loves helping patients move and feel better.
Two employees who Strive! for excellence received Employee of the Month awards in February.
Vicki Krein, patient services coordinator for Great Northern Rehab, received the Outpatient Employee of the Month award for being the “glue” that holds together patients and staff with care and efficiency.
“Vicki greets all clients by name and remembers to inquire about the special details in their personal lives,” said Becky and GNR staff.
As you know, our employees Strive! for excellence in all we do.
We are pleased to congratulate two outstanding employees who have been named our January 2017 Employees of the Month.
The award for Outpatient Employee of the Month goes to Jessica McIntosh, a physical therapy assistant at our Maricamp location.
Welcome Dr. Snyder
Nichole Snyder, D.C, joined the Strive! team in December 2016, bringing chiropractic care to the integrated services at our Pain & Spine Center. Affectionately known as “Dr. Nichole” to her patients, she loves helping people move better, feel better and live better. Her gentle method of chiropractic care helps soothe joints and muscles while promoting balance within the body.
Does the room spin when you lay down or try to sit up? Do you get dizzy when watching cars or other fast objects go past you? If so, then Physical Therapy may be able to help fix these issues for you and improve your life!
Doctor of Physical Therapy, Michael Wood, says vertigo is a type of dizziness where you feel like the room is spinning or you are rotating,
Learn more about Dr. Michael Wood as he answers 10 questions about himself.
Back in 1994, Don broke his back and needed surgery. He put it off until six years ago. “My back started getting really bad, to the point of where I would have to roll out of bed onto the floor, crawl to the wall and pull myself up.” Once he could hardly walk, he went to see a neurosurgeon and had spinal fusion surgery. His doctor told him the procedure was successful, but the key to the surgery would be physical therapy.
Did you know… women between the ages of 25 and 60 have the highest risk of developing fibromyalgia? Doctors aren’t sure why, but women are 10 times more likely to have the condition than men.
Good news for residents living in the Summerfield area. If you are in need of emergency services, your travel time will soon be cut in half.