Everyone experiences pain and has had an injury, and at that moment, your goal is to feel better NOW. Most doctors suggest rest and medication first, but if that has not helped, Physical Therapy may be the next step. There are numerous treatments in the physical therapy world to help treat different body parts. One … Read More
The neck and shoulder can be two different issues, but in some instances, they can be connected to each other. That’s why when you have pain in either of these places, it’s important you see a healthcare provider to determine the root cause of your pain. How are they Connected? Pain from the neck can … Read More
1. Paperwork To better get to know you, your history, your pain, and your problem, there are forms we will have you fill out. Insurance requires forms that you will have to fill out for the duration of your treatment to show your progression. Our team will also review your insurance benefits with you at … Read More
The temporomandibular joint (TMJ) attaches your jawbone to your skull. These act like hinges and are on each side of your jaw. Pain can occur at the jaw joint and in the muscles that help control your jaw opening and closing. Trauma, improper bit, arthritis, grinding/clenching, stress, genetics, and general wear and tear can cause … Read More
Premier Physical Therapy has received certification as a Best Christian Workplace. Premier has achieved highly-respected recognition for two consecutive years now. So, what does it mean to be a “Best Christian Workplace?” To have a flourishing business that understands and works towards having a fantastic team, life-giving work, outstanding talent, uplifting growth, rewarding compensation, inspirational … Read More
Vertigo is a feeling or sensation that the environment around you is spinning or moving, even when you are not moving. It can also be described as dizziness or comparable to motion sickness. This condition, vertigo, can affect people of every age. However, it is most common in adults over the age of 20, but … Read More
As we approach the end of the year, many people are trying to use their benefits to get necessary surgeries done. It is estimated that in the United States that 7 million individuals have an orthopedic procedure each year. The most common surgeries that are performed are on the knees, shoulders, and hips. Here at … Read More
Physical activity can play an important role in your life and reduce the risk of many diseases. There was a study completed by the CDC, and it said, “About 1 in 4 Americans is physically inactive. The CDC defines “inactive” as not taking part in any physical activity outside of work in the past month.” … Read More