Category: In-Home Physical Therapy
Providing Care for Your Aging Parents
Many of us are dealing with aging parents and see their needs change along with their quality of life as it begins to decline. According to the National Alliance for Caregiving/AARP Public Policy Institute, “The typical caregiver is a 49-year-old …
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Play it Safe with Fireworks
With the upcoming July 4th holiday weekend, many of us will be heading out to watch a community fireworks display while many others will be setting up and using fireworks in their own backyards. Remember, fireworks are explosives and should …
Read PostJoint and Bone Health
This week is National Bone and Joint Health Awareness Week. Live Your Life Physical Therapy wants you to be informed for good health. Bone Facts According to the S. Bone & Joint Initiative 1 in 2 American adults are hindered …
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June is National Hernia Awareness Month
Hernias are a common ailment; yet many Americans do not seek treatment for their hernia due to fear of down time. What is a Hernia? A hernia occurs when there is a weakness in the wall of the area it …
Read PostCould a Balance Test Help Determine Health Risks?
A recent article in Neurology Times has indicated that something as simple and easy as testing one’s balance can help determine if they are at risk for certain health issues and, in particular, Small Vessel Disease (SVD); which is known …
Read PostHappy New Year!
This year let us focus on positive behaviors by making daily changes for the sake of our health. Typical New Year Resolution: Lose Weight Instead Try: Changing what you eat. Add more fruits and vegetables into your daily meals. In …
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