Most Common Types of Arthritis: Understanding Joint Pain By: Dr. Abe Kopolovich, DPT, MBA, JD-IP Arthritis is a complex and often debilitating condition affecting millions worldwide. It is a broad term encompassing a range of disorders that involve inflammation of one or more joints, leading to pain, stiffness, and reduced mobility. The word “arthritis” itself is derived from two Greek words: “arthro,” meaning joint, and “itis,” meaning inflammation. This inflammation can occur in various body parts, including the joints, connective

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Siblings and Congenital Scoliosis: Unveiling Genetic Links By: National Scoliosis Center Scoliosis, a painful and intricate spinal condition distinguished by an abnormal lateral curvature of the spine, has long perplexed medical professionals across generations. Recent strides in scientific investigation have illuminated a captivating genetic correlation. In this article, we delve into the interplay between siblings and scoliosis, delving deep into the profound role of genetic factors in shaping the evolution and advancement of this enigmatic condition—especially evident in idiopathic scoliosis,

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Therapy-In-Motion Physical Therapy Offers COVID-19 Rehabilitation Program Therapy-In-Motion Physical Therapy is offering a progressive, personalized program for those recovering from COVID-19 to help them get back to the life they lived before they contracted the virus. While the majority of people do not experience long-lasting effects from COVID, several individuals, both old and young, are experiencing profound physical implications. Physical complications after COVID-19 can persist for months or even years. Such complications include impairments in muscle strength, heart and lung

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Revolutionizing Treatment: The Innovative Stroke Rehabilitation Device By: ILH Startup Editor In healthcare innovation, the stroke treatment device stands out as a game-changer. Stroke, a leading cause of disability and death worldwide, has long been a formidable medical challenge. However, with advances in medical technology, the stroke rehabilitation device has emerged as a beacon of hope. This blog post will explore the world of stroke and cerebrovascular attack treatment devices, their mechanisms, benefits, and their transformative impact on stroke care.

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Fine Motor Skills: Activities and Importance for Child Development By: Dr. Abe Kopolovich, DPT, MBA, JD-IP Fine motor skills are essential for every task a child makes,  from play to handwriting, managing clothing fasteners, and coloring. However, many children struggle with fine motor skills, including pincer grasp development and hand strength. In this article, we will explore the importance of fine motor skills and provide ideas for improving them through fun and engaging activities. What Are Fine Motor Skills? Gross

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The Tennis Elbow Ultimate Guide: What It Is, Symptoms, Treatment, and Home Exercises By: Dr. Abe Kopolovich, DPT, MBA, JD-IP Tennis elbow may be the cause of your discomfort if it is felt on the outside of your elbow. It is a common condition that can affect people of all ages, but it is most common in adults between the ages of 30 and 50 and is specially common in racquet sports, it can also be seen in workplace injuries,

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Laser Treatment For Pain Relief: A Non-Invasive Treatment for Pain Relief By: Dr. Abe Kopolovich, DPT, MBA, JD-IP Laser therapy is a non-invasive treatment that uses light to reduce inflammation and pain, accelerating healing, and stimulating nerve regeneration. It has been shown to be effective for a variety of conditions, including neck, back, and joint pain; peripheral neuropathy; tendonitis; bursitis; capsulitis; strains; sprains; and repetitive motion injuries. The ability of the laser treatment for pain relief to enter the body

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The Schroth Method: A Holistic Approach to Scoliosis Treatment *Our office uses a highly Specialized Integrated Approach to treat scoliosis. We are NOT Schroth Certified. By: Dr. Abe Kopolovich, DPT, MBA, JD-IP The Schroth Method is a physical therapy approach to scoliosis treatment that has gained popularity for its effectiveness in reducing spinal curvature.  Developed by Katharina Schroth and further popularized by her daughter Christa, this method offers a nonsurgical option for scoliosis patients.  With exercises customized to each patient’s

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What is LSVT BIG & LOUD® Therapy for People with Parkinson’s? By: Dr. Abe Kopolovich, DPT, MBA, JD-IP Patients who have been diagnosed with Parkinson’s Disease have options for targeted therapies to help alleviate or slow some of the side effects related to speech and movement, and maintain a better quality of life. The research proven method for Parkinson’s rehabilitation called LSVT BIG & LOUD® was first developed in 1987 as LSVT LOUD®, named for Mrs. Lee Silverman (Lee Silverman Voice

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