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Tai Chi for Balance

By: Joseph Stubits, PTA With its integrative approach that strengthens the body while focusing the mind, Tai Chi addresses a range… | Read the full article »

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Symptoms of A Broken Wrist

By: Julia Guthart, OT, CHT It is very natural to place a hand out  to try to catch oneself during… | Read the full article »

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Do You Have Swollen Feet?

Common Causes of Swollen Feet Swelling in the foot or ankles can be caused by multiple factors such as: diet… | Read the full article »

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Swan Neck Deformity

By: Julia Guthart, OTR/L, CHT – Site Coordinator/Hand Therapy Director Basic Anatomy of Finger The finger is made up of… | Read the full article »

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Suture Care After Orthopedic Surgery

Should You Keep Sutures Covered? Most sutures or stitches will be removed in your surgeon’s office at a post-op visit…. | Read the full article »

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Surviving the Run

By: Chad Evans, PT Surviving the Run Jacksonville has a great running culture with many great running events in the… | Read the full article »

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What Is The Right Amount Of A Vitamin Or Supplement To Take?

What is the right amount of Vitamin to Take? What Is The Right Amount Of A Vitamin Or Supplement To… | Read the full article »

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Superior Capsular Reconstruction

One of the most common injuries to the shoulder involves the rotator cuff.  There are even times when some types… | Read the full article »

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What is Stand Up Paddle Boarding (SUP)?

“ SUP is an acronym that stands for Stand up paddle boarding.  SUP is an outdoor water sport that uses… | Read the full article »

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Staying Fit After Surgery

By: Ehren Allen, DPT, COMT Benefits of Staying Fit After Surgery Staying fit after surgery is vital to total body health…. | Read the full article »

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