Coronavirus Update

COVID-19 and Your Safety

  • Our office is open and accepting appointments to provide essential care to patients. Our clinic is in complete compliance with current CDC protocols.
  • We are screening all patients for possible exposure to COVID-19.
  • Special attention and precautions are given to those over age 65 and those with other conditions that may put them at higher risk.
  • Our staff and patients are wearing masks, gloves when appropriate and washing hands frequently.
  • Commonly accessed areas are cleaned and sanitized frequently.
  • Free phone consultations are available to all patients and those individuals who may call in with questions.
  • Please let us know how we may be of service to you.

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Newsletter Video, June 2018

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QUIZ: Do You Understand How to Treat Neck Pain?

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Here’s How Your Physical Therapist May Help

Your physical therapist may advise you to:

  • Rest the painful area by avoiding activity that causes worsening symptoms in the neck or arms.
  • Stay active around the house, avoid prolonged bed rest, and go on short walks several times per day. Movement will decrease pain and stiffness, and help you feel better.
  • Perform the simple neck movements he or she will teach you. These can help reduce stiffness and pain and restore normal motion of the neck.
  • Apply moist heat or ice packs to the affected area for 15 to 20 minutes every 2 hours.
  • Sit in firm chairs. Soft couches and easy chairs may make your problems worse.
  • Change your work ergonomics to decrease stress on your neck.
  • Consult with a physician for further services, such as medication or medical tests.
  • Reference: APTA’s Move Forward. Click here for more information.

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