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Tampa Bay Buccaneers Announce Partnership with PT Solutions

Tampa Bay Buccaneers Announce Partnership with PT Solutions

August 8, 2023
Tampa Bay Buccaneers Announce Partnership with PT Solutions The Buccaneers today introduced PT Solutions as the Official Physical Therapy Partner of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. After establishing themselves in several professional sports leagues, this multi-year agreement will be the first...
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Speech Therapy Helps Teacher with Bell’s Palsy

Speech Therapy Helps Teacher with Bell’s Palsy

May 30, 2023
Speech Therapy Helps Teacher with Bell’s Palsy Mindy’s Inspiring Journey to Recovery with Speech Therapy After a COVID infection triggered both Guillain-Barre and Bell’s Palsy, Mindy, a dedicated first-grade school teacher, sought out physical therapy and speech therapy to help...
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Speech Therapy Helps Patient Overcome Swallowing Disorder

Speech Therapy Helps Patient Overcome Swallowing Disorder

May 4, 2023
Speech Therapy Helps Patient Overcome Swallowing Disorder From children learning to talk to adults whose ability to speak or swallow has been impacted by another health condition, speech therapy offers treatments to meet each individual’s goals. In the case of...
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University of Florida Wrestler Wins Championship After Sports Injury

University of Florida Wrestler Wins Championship After Sports Injury

April 25, 2023
Physical Therapy Helps University of Florida Wrestler Win National Championship The University of Florida Wrestler Suffers Shoulder Injury During Season In November 2021, University of Florida wrestler Alfonso Vargas suffered a near circumferential labrum tear in his right shoulder at...
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Debunking Myths: Knuckle Popping and Arthritis.

Debunking Myths: Knuckle Popping and Arthritis.

March 8, 2023
It’s essential to stay informed about popular health topics and separate fact from fiction. One such topic is knuckle popping and its supposed link to arthritis. Many believe popping your knuckles can lead to arthritis, but is this true? Let’s...
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Physical Therapy Helps Breast Cancer Recovery

Physical Therapy Helps Breast Cancer Recovery

November 2, 2022
Physical Therapy for Breast Cancer Survivors One in eight women will be diagnosed with breast cancer in the United States each year. Given its adverse effects, breast cancer recovery for survivors is complex. Usually, it involves a variety of health...
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Dale Yake Joins The Game

Dale Yake Joins The Game

June 22, 2022
Our CEO & Founder Dale Yake, PT, DPT, OCS, ATC, joined Sam Crenshaw and Greg Clarkson during the second hour of 92.9’s The Game radio show on June 18 to discuss sports injuries, ranging from the Atlanta Braves to ATL...
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Common Pediatric Physical Therapy Exercises that Build Strength

Common Pediatric Physical Therapy Exercises that Build Strength

June 21, 2022
There are many myths regarding exercise floating around the internet and healthcare. One of the biggest ones is children should not lift weights. Research is clear that resistance training is safe and effective for children and adolescents. Exercise should be...
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Should You Use Ice for Pain or Injuries?

Should You Use Ice for Pain or Injuries?

October 14, 2021
RICE — rest, ice, compress, elevate — and the updated PRICE — add protection to the beginning — are part of traditional injury management 101. They should be abandoned. Research doesn’t provide much support for this approach. Most studies show the addition of RICE does not enhance outcomes....
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