Although gaining more interest and increased awareness, pelvic health remains a quiet, often stigmatized subject—yet it is central to a woman’s well-being at every stage of life. Focusing on breathing, posture, low back and hip strength and mobility and core strengthening will enable us to work smarter not harder.
According to the VA, which is at the forefront of diabetes research, nearly 25% of Veterans who receive VA care have diabetes. This guide explores the types of diabetes, common symptoms, the heightened risk among Veterans, and practical tools and tips to help protect their health.
John Kenney, PhD, BOCO, wrote the article Anti-Spasticity Contracture Bracing, in which he shows how traditional static ball hand splints fall short of the needs patients with spasticity have, and how technological advancements have allowed the shift toward dynamic bracing. This article will summarize that study.
Performance Health is excited to announce the partnership with LiveBand® BFR of Innovation Lab. This partnership will expand access to the LiveBand® BFR product and extend distribution of this cutting-edge technology, reaching sports medicine professionals who are seeking recovery and performance enhancing solutions.
SPINEFITTER's unique design and functionality make it a valuable tool for improving various aspects of fitness training, including core strengthening, enhanced flexibility, and injury prevention.
SPINEFITTER, a novel therapeutic instrument developed by Sissel, is transforming the fields of spinal rehabilitation. Its innovative design integrates the principles of myofascial release, joint mobilization, and proprioceptive training, offering a versatile and effective tool for physical therapists.
Lymphedema, a progressive and chronic condition affecting millions worldwide, often goes unrecognized and untreated. Therapists regularly encounter patients with lymphatic system injuries, such as post-surgical swelling or trauma-related edema.
Maintaining mobility and ensuring proper foot care are important for at-risk populations, particularly individuals with diabetes, limited flexibility, or mobility restrictions due to injury or surgery. Clinicians help guide patients toward effective strategies that preserve mobility and prevent complications. This article outlines evidence-based recommendations for adaptive aids and techniques, emphasizing mobility and health.
Traditionally, methods such as icing, elevating the injured limb, and lymphatic massage have been used to manage swelling. However, modern therapeutic techniques are gaining traction among clinicians for their ability to provide longer-lasting relief. One such method is the use of kinesiology tape, a flexible, elastic tape designed to support muscles and joints without restricting movement.