Ankle and Foot
Anatomy The ankle and foot are usually discussed in the clinical setting as one joint complex. Full ankle range of motion (ROM) is achieved by a combination of joints in the ankle and foot.
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Comprehensive sessions mean you are treated as a whole; not for just one body part. Feel safe with personalized workout programs that follow injury prevention guidelines.
Treatment sessions are 60 minutes to meet your specific needs and goals. All sessions are one-on-one with a doctor of physical therapy.
Individualized
No assistants, aids, or trainers
Comprehensive sessions mean you are treated as a whole; not for just one body part. Feel safe with personalized workout programs that follow injury prevention guidelines.
Treatment sessions are 60 minutes to meet your specific needs and goals. All sessions are one-on-one with a doctor of physical therapy.
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Shoulder
Anatomy The shoulder region is complex because of how it interacts with multiple parts of the body at the same time. in fact, it’s rare for only one muscle in the shoulder girdle to work in isolation.
Knee
Knee Anatomy The knee is composed of two joints: tibiofemoral joint and patellofemoral joint. The tibiofemoral joint is between the femur (thigh bone) and tibia (shin
Hip
Hip Anatomy The hip – or coxa – is classified as a ball-and-socket joint and it is called the femoroacetabular joint. It gets its name because this joint is between the top of the femur (thigh bone) and acetabulum of the
Pelvis
Anatomy The pelvic region consists of three main joints: Sacroiliac (SI) joints, left and right Femoroacetabular joints, left and right Pubic symphysis These joints connect the trunk to the legs and stabilize the body
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