Are you or a loved one considering knee replacement surgery? It's a significant step towards regaining mobility and reducing pain, but the journey starts before the surgery. Physical therapy is crucial in preparing your body for a knee replacement. In this article, we'll explore what physical therapy before a knee replacement involves and what a typical treatment plan looks like.

Muscle spasms, those sudden, involuntary muscle contractions that can catch you off guard, are a common and often uncomfortable experience. These spasms can range from a minor inconvenience to a debilitating issue. Physical therapy can be an excellent treatment option for chronic muscle spasms - we help our clients at EW Motion Therapy with these and many other movement issues. But even if our services don’t fit your needs, you can still read on as we delve into muscle spasms, exploring their potential causes, risk factors, and, most importantly, what you can do to find relief. We'll also explore the role of physical therapy in managing and preventing muscle spasms.

Professional truck drivers are the backbone of our economy, tirelessly transporting goods across the country day and night. However, the demanding nature of their job can take a toll on their bodies, leading to various physical health issues and injuries. Physical therapy can be an excellent treatment for truck drivers dealing with pain or tightness while driving - we consider it a privilege at EW Motion Therapy to help these essential workers, and we certainly accept worker’s compensation. But even if you decide that our physical therapy doesn’t fit your needs, you can still read on as we explore the most common conditions and injuries experienced by professional truck drivers and discuss how physical therapy can play a crucial role in their recovery and overall well-being.

First responders, including firefighters, paramedics, and police officers, are everyday heroes who put their lives on the line to protect our communities. These brave men and women, at times, experience physically demanding situations that may result in injury. Fortunately, physical therapy is the best profession to help first responders recover from injuries and conditions. This article will explore the most prevalent conditions and injuries among first responders and outline a typical physical therapy treatment plan to get these heroes back on their feet.

Imagine a world without skyscrapers, bridges, or well-built homes. Construction workers are the unsung heroes behind these magnificent structures, dedicating their time and effort to create the world we live in. However, the demanding nature of construction work often affects their bodies, leading to various injuries and conditions. Physical therapy can be an excellent tool to help any construction worker get back on the job faster - we treat many construction workers at EW Motion Therapy and even accept worker’s compensation. Even if you decide that our physical therapy doesn’t fit your needs, you can still read on as we explore construction workers’ most common injuries and conditions and learn how physical therapy plays a crucial role in recovery and overall well-being.

Stress fractures in the lower extremities can be a painful setback for anyone, from athletes to everyday individuals. These tiny cracks in bones result from repetitive stress and overuse, often causing discomfort and disrupting daily activities. Physical therapy can be essential for a speedy recovery and returning to your favorite activities - we love doing this for our athletes at EW Motion Therapy. Even if you decide that our physical therapy doesn’t fit your needs, you can read on as we delve into lower extremity stress fractures, exploring the risk factors that make some individuals more susceptible, the typical recovery timeline, and physical therapy’s crucial role in rehabilitation.

Physical fitness is not just a personal choice but an essential requirement for military and law enforcement personnel. These brave individuals face unique challenges and physical demands in their line of duty. They often turn to physical therapy to maintain peak performance and recover from injuries. We consider it a privilege at EW Motion Therapy to help these heroes reduce pain and maintain optimal mobility to perform their duties effectively. Even if you decide that our physical therapy isn’t right for you, you can still read on as we explore the most common conditions and injuries that military and law enforcement personnel experience and what a treatment plan in physical therapy can look like.

Dance is a captivating form of self-expression where bodies gracefully glide, leap, and twirl through space. Dancers of all levels, from beginners to professionals, dedicate hours to perfecting their craft. However, the beauty of dance often conceals the physical demands it places on the body. To ensure the health and well-being of dancers, a harmonious collaboration between physical therapists and dance instructors is essential. We love working with our dancers at EW Motion Therapy to improve areas their instructors recommend. However, even if you decide that our physical therapy doesn’t fit your needs, you can still read on as we explore how these two professions unite to support dancers in pursuing artistry.

Participating in sports and physical activities is essential for maintaining a healthy lifestyle. Athletes are admired for their dedication, endurance, and performance on the field. However, beneath the surface, a hidden issue affects many athletes – Relative Energy Deficiency in Sport (RED-S). This condition can significantly impact an athlete's health and performance, but with proper training and the right care team, any athlete can remain healthy and perform at their best. A physical therapist is often a fantastic ally to ensure your body’s tolerance of your sport - we help our athletes at EW Motion Therapy every day to perform at their best according to the demands of their sport. Even if you decide that our physical therapy isn’t right for you, you can still read on as we explore the symptoms of RED-S, who is most affected, the risk factors associated with the condition, and how physical therapy can play a vital role in its management and prevention.

Hip dysplasia is a common orthopedic condition affecting people of all ages. It occurs when the hip joint doesn't develop properly, leading to various symptoms and discomfort. While more severe cases of hip dysplasia may require surgical intervention, physical therapy can often be instrumental in managing pain and increasing mobility. Our team of mobility experts at EW Motion Therapy can assess your movement and develop an individualized treatment plan addressing your needs and goals. But even if you decide that our physical therapy doesn’t fit your needs, you can still read on as we explore what hip dysplasia is, its symptoms, surgical interventions, and physical therapy’s crucial role in pre and post-surgery recovery.