Have you been suffering from chronic pain that has made you feel lost or helpless? If you’ve visited your doctor, chances are they’ve prescribed you pain medication for a limited time, recommended surgery, or referred you to a physical therapist for treatment.
Do you have a physically demanding job or participate in a sport? Do you plan to have an operation this year? Do your muscles and joints feel weaker than they used to? If you recognize yourself in any of these scenarios, preventative rehabilitation, or “pre-hab,” may be beneficial to you!
Did you know that one of the leading causes of joint pain and disability is osteoarthritis? That’s right, more than 50 million American adults suffer from osteoarthritis. Most people believe it is something that only occurs in old age, but it can happen to anyone at any age!
Have you recently recovered from Covid-19, a painful injury, or a surgical procedure and are now deciding whether or not it’s time to return to work? Do you want to return to work, but feel like you have no idea where to start?
Are you suffering from debilitating arthritis pain that is preventing you from enjoying your life? You are not alone. As of 2022, nearly a quarter of all American adults have arthritis.
Exercise is an important part of maintaining a healthy lifestyle. Sports are a fun way for many people to burn calories, socialize, and get in shape. Unfortunately, sports injuries or recurrences of old injuries are sometimes unavoidable side effects of leading an active lifestyle.
Are you looking for a physical therapy clinic where you receive a comprehensive stroke rehabilitation program that enables you to reach your highest level of independence? At Connections Physical Therapy in Acton, Fox Hill Village, Grafton, Harvard, Holliston, Leominster, Mansfield, Medway, Millis, Oxford, Pepperell, RiverCourt Residences, Sudbury, Wellesley, and Worchester, MA, our therapists are the leaders in post-stroke rehabilitation!
Do you notice your muscles becoming achy or painful throughout the day? Do you need to recover from a recent injury or surgical procedure? Do you have a chronic condition that causes you constant pain?
Regular exercise is an excellent way to improve and maintain good health. However, if you don’t stretch before and after your workout, you’re not getting the most out of your workout routine.
A shoulder injury can impact almost every activity in daily life. It can make it challenging to pick up your children, lift heavy objects, do your job, or even reach something on a high shelf. The good news is that occupational therapy is an excellent treatment option for shoulder pain!