PT SOLUTIONS BLOG

As a medical assistant in Montgomery, Alabama, Brigid White had referred “99 percent” of her patients to PT Solutions. White, an avid competitor in sprint triathlons, had previously gone to PT Solutions to treat arthritis in her knee and a...

This weekend is our 6th annual PT Solutions Allatoona Triathlon in Acworth, GA.  The race consists of a 500m swim, 16 mile bike and 5k run through Lake Allatoona and the downtown Acworth. At PT Solutions, we pride ourselves not only...

Out. Disabled list. Injured reserve. Surgery. These are words the sports world dreads to hear. Whether you are a fan checking your daily fantasy lineup or a coach planning for the game next week, injuries are a very real part of...

Every May the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association spreads awareness about communication disorders during Better Hearing and Speech Month. Communication disorders affect individuals of all ages, from children who can’t speak yet to adults suffering from strokes. To help these individuals, speech language pathologists, often...

The pain and stiffness of arthritis can be miserable for those that suffer from it and currently there is no cure for it. Fortunately, the lack of a cure does not mean that there is no solution for arthritis sufferers. There may...

What is Occupational Therapy? Occupational therapy (OT) is designed to help people with physical and/or mental limitations. Occupational therapists assist their patients in maintaining independence regarding their activities of daily living (ADLs). This term refers to any and all tasks...

PT Solutions doesn’t just employ physical therapists, we also have an amazing team of Occupational Therapists that help people build their independence and restore their everyday lives. In honor of April being National Occupational Therapy Month, we talked with occupational therapists Stacy...

  It is important to understand that the body is very complex. There are many factors involved when trying to change its condition in a positive way. Let’s say your back started bothering you two weeks ago while working on...

Temporomandibular joint (TMJ) dysfunction, commonly known as TMD, can lead to intense pain and discomfort in the jaw and head. The TMJ is made up of a complex hinge system composed of overlaying bones, ligaments, muscles, and tendons creating multiple...