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How a Patient with a Hip Labral Tear Got Her Life Back

Posted on July 21, 2022

Over 3 years ago, Katie was in a car accident.  Little did she know that day would lead to years of pain flaring up in her right hip from a labral tear.  Katie’s an active mom of four kids.  She loves to run, water and snow ski, and spend time with friends and family.  When … read more

The Best Brands For Your Foot Type – According to the Experts

Posted on June 29, 2022

Panorama Physical Therapy Foot and Ankle Team  Some common questions we receive as clinicians from our patients being treated for foot/ankle pathologies are: What type of shoes should I buy? What brand is best? What shoe is best for my foot? Unfortunately, as with most answers in the physical therapy world, the simplest answer we … read more

To Ice or Not to Ice a Sprained Ankle

Posted on December 14, 2021

Rest, ice, compression, and elevation or RICE, as it is commonly known, has been the standard of treatment for injuries since the acronym was coined by Dr. Gabe Mirkin in 1978 in “Sportsmedicine Book.” Since that time, RICE has been considered the standard in caring for injuries.  You would be hard-pressed to find someone who … read more

The Importance of Good Foot Posture

Posted on November 15, 2021

Healthy foot posture is an important part of maintaining not only healthy feet for a lifetime, but also avoiding other misalignments that can affect the biomechanics of the entire body. An assessment of the foot and ankle can determine not only the health of your feet, but also how your bones, muscles and joints may … read more

Physical Therapy to Help Pelvic Floor Dysfunction

Posted on November 2, 2021

Pelvic floor dysfunction (PFD) is the inability to relax and contract the pelvic floor muscles correctly in order to, support the pelvic organs and therefore imperative to proper bowel, bladder, and sexual functions. Common risk factors for Pelvic Floor Dysfunction include childbirth, age, and menopause. The pelvic floor is best illustrated as a hammock that … read more