... alternatives to hip replacement? Surgery is usually recommended only if non-surgical treatments, such as taking painkillers (eg paracetamol) or anti-inflammatories (eg ibuprofen), or using physical ...

...  treatments, such as physiotherapy and exercise, taking medicines or using physical aids like a walking stick, no longer help to reduce pain or improve mobility. Alternative surgical procedures ...

... help family members learn how they can become involved in their loved one's care. After surgery, our team of physical therapists designs a complete rehabilitation program. Their goal is to return patients ...

  Our friendly and highly trained professional staff is committed to providing personalized care and to focusing on each patient's individualized needs. Our physical therapists know how to treat ...

... plan to treat the individual's specific needs. The team includes orthopaedic surgeons, pain management physicians, physical therapists, and electrodiagnostic specialists. Most people in their lifetime ...

... appropriate plan to treat the individual's specific needs. The team includes orthopaedic surgeons, pain management physicians, physical therapists, and electrodiagnostic specialists. Most people ...

... Surgery is as an outpatient and recovery is rapid. Exercises are important and can usually be done by the patient with help from a Physical Therapist.   Torn Rotator Cuff:  ...

... this setting, there will be pain as well as instability of the knee. Low-grade sprains are usually treated with activity modification, physical therapy, anti-inflammatory medications, and time. High-grade ...