Blog Articles

Did you overdo it at the gym? PRP (platelet-rich plasma) can help! It’s making waves in sports medicine when ice, rest, and ibuprofen just don’t cut it. Here are some reasons to treat chronic injuries with PRP.

Osteoarthritis (OA) is the most common form of arthritis. Over time, cartilage that cushions the joints wears down, causing pain, stiffness, and swelling. Adopt the following joint-friendly habits to slow OA progression during Arthritis Awareness Month.

A strained hamstring? Ouch. Whether you’re an athlete or simply trying to keep up with life, this injury can seriously throw off your game. But don't worry: rest, ice, and cutting-edge shockwave therapy can get you back to your routine. Here’s how.

Tired of debilitating sciatica pain in your lower back that shoots down your leg? It’s that burning, electric shock-like pain that can become crippling when left untreated. Read on to learn how physical therapy helps resolve recurrent sciatica for good. 

Whether you’ve had nonsurgical treatments or surgery to treat a rotator cuff tear, it's important to gradually become active again to optimize your well-being. Here’s how.

Nearly every athlete experiences a sports injury during their lifetime, but surgery and other invasive treatments aren’t always the answer. Learn more about how platelet-rich plasma (PRP) therapy harnesses your body's natural healing capabilities.

Whether you’re an athlete or simply on your feet all day, plantar fasciitis pain is a common concern that affects 10% of the population. Don’t live with ongoing heel discomfort or undergo surgery; consider these nonsurgical solutions.

Are you having trouble finding an effective treatment for your joint pain? Here’s why you should try prolotherapy.