…ded in a single price, which will be on a cash only basis. Formal physical therapy if needed, treatment after the first 90 days, subsequent diagnostic studies, injections, medications or future surgery are NOT covered by the fee for this procedure. We will provide all documentation needed to help you obtain reimbursement through your insurance company. This may or may not be successful. All patients considering this procedure must be seen in the o…
…ving functional ROM Motion Consists of AAROM with gentle passive assist by therapist to improve ROM and function (therapist manually guides patient through range of motion with slow steady stretching) Directions include forward flexion, abduction, IR, ER UBX, pulleys, cane stretches are all acceptable means to achieve ROM Strengthening No isometrics (they generate very high tension which may disrupt tissue repair) Begin distally with grip strength…
…ort pain relief in addition to rapid healing. What Are the Benefits of PRP Therapy? PRP therapy is a low-risk, non-invasive treatment. It can help orthopedic conditions like osteoarthritis, tendon injuries, and ligament injuries anywhere in the body. It also benefits people who are not candidates for surgery or want to avoid surgery due to age, health, or other concerns. Other benefits include: Rapid pain relief and healing Regeneration of healthy…
…ving functional ROM Motion Consists of AAROM with gentle passive assist by therapist to improve ROM and function (therapist manually guides patient through range of motion with slow steady stretching) Goal is to achieve full elbow extension, flexion, supination and pronation. Strengthening Very simple therapy plan using light hand held weights in a progressive resistive program. This is to help strengthen the tissue bone interface with light loadi…
…structive surgery depends on the patient’s dedication to rigorous physical therapy. With new surgical techniques and stronger graft fixation, current physical therapy uses an accelerated course of rehabilitation. Postoperative Course. In the first 10 to 14 days after surgery, the wound is kept clean and dry, and early emphasis is placed on regaining the ability to fully straighten the knee and restore quadriceps control. The knee is iced regularly…
…share our experience with orthopedic surgeons, athletic trainers, physical therapists, and coaches from around the midwest. We feel that relationships with reputable organizations and centers are important, and that’s why we are intimately involved with William Beaumont Hospital in Royal Oak. Not only do we direct the Sports Medicine Program at Beaumont, but we have also set up an extensive network through the emergency department, the orthopedic…
…we will go over the operative findings. We will also make arrangements for therapy to begin. If the insurance company requires you to attend an “approved” facility, then try to arrange therapy to begin shortly after your first post op visit to avoid delays. Specific Post-Op Instructions (to be followed in addition to preceding general information) Weight Bearing Non-weight bearing: no pressure is applied to leg, crutches must be used Toe-touch: th…
…ells for back pain offer several advantages over surgery. First, stem cell therapy does not require an incision, which drastically reduces the risk of complications and reduces down time. After receiving an injection of stem cells or PRP therapy, you can return to normal activities of daily living within a few days. The treatment benefits will accumulate over time, providing long-lasting pain relief and accelerated healing right where you need i…
…lays a vital role in getting you back to your daily activities. A physical therapy program will help you regain knee strength and motion. If you had surgery, physical therapy will begin 1 to 4 weeks after your procedure. How long it takes you to recover from a posterior cruciate ligament injury will depend on the severity of your injury. Combined injuries often have a slow recovery, but most patients do well over time. If your injury requires surg…
…Eat a healthy diet and get plenty of rest. Also remember that ICE is a form of pain relief and you should ice the shoulder regularly. Typically you are in the sling for 6 weeks after surgery but are coming out of the sling for very prescribed movements that you will be taught. Physical therapy is an important part of the rehabilitation but depending on how bad your AC joint separation was, your therapy may be delayed so your reconstruction can hea…