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Five lifestyle factors that can help clients make progress faster
Are you missing the big picture? Learn how five simple lifestyle changes can help treat trauma, anxiety, and depression.
A Guide to Understanding ABGs
A simple cheat sheet to reference when reading Arterial Blood Gas (ABG) test results.
The Physical Assessment Companion Infographic
Whether you're using this Assessment Companion when evaluating your patients, or as a tool to help explain a diagnosis, this meaningful graphic can support your goal for exceptional care.
Heart Care Made Easier: A free high-quality visual tool for cardiac care
Whether you're using it to help your patients understand their diagnoses, or for a reference when considering disease progression or abnormal diagnostic test results, this high-quality visual can support your goal for exceptional care. And it's free...
Manual Therapy Techniques for Rotator Cuff Rehab
In this short video demonstration, Terry L. Rzepkowski, DPT, will show you manual therapy techniques you can use with your patients recovering from rotator cuff surgery — plus he will demonstrate additional TheraBand exercises.
More Than Just Memory Loss: Not all dementia is created equal
By 2050 51% of adults aged 65 or older in the United States will have Alzheimer's disease if we don't find a cure. As a healthcare provider, this means that you will continue to see an increase in dementia cases in your practice. These patients are challenging and each case requires care tailored to your patients…
6 Questions to Test Your Diabetes IQ
Every patient you see is unique, and so is their diabetes treatment plan. Diabetes care is constantly evolving as we continue to learn more about the disease and the way it affects the body. Are you up to date with the most current diabetes knowledge? See if you can answer the 6 questions listed here.
3 Breastfeeding Skills for Mom AND Dad
Helping both moms and dads understand what’s going on in the breasts as milk comes in and their baby triggers a let-down can make a big difference in breastfeeding success.
