Bone and Joint Blog

When it comes to low back pain, there is no shortage of people affected.  In fact, up to 80 percent of all American adults will suffer from low back pain at some point in their lives due to causes..

In order for the body to be strong and sturdy, bones must be rigid.  However, in order for it to be flexible and move, these bones must connect via joints.  While there are various types of joints..

Physical activity and athletic pursuits are healthy pastimes for most people.  Regardless of age or fitness level, regular physical movement is a key component in safeguarding and promoting..

Osteoarthritis is a progressively debilitating condition that can strike any joint in the body but that is particularly common in weightbearing joints such as the hip and knee.  The hip is the..

Osteoarthritis (OA) affects over 30 million American adults and is a leading cause of disability.  Among its many forms, osteoarthritis of the hip is the third most common, causing millions of..

Sufferers of trigger finger know the discomfort and frustration that the condition can bring to day-to-day life.  With each attempt to bend or straighten the affected finger, there can be pain,..

Typing, texting, fastening a button – these are all simple daily tasks that require dexterity and the use of our fingers. They’ve become so commonplace, that we don’t often think about them.  But,..

Plantar fasciitis can be a painful and aggravating condition that inhibits your ability to perform day-to-day activities.  Jobs that require standing, sports and exercise are just a few areas that..

Pain at the bottom of the foot, particularly in the heel, is a common complaint, drawing millions of patients to seek care each year.  While there are several potential causes of foot pain, there..

Physical and occupational therapists play a vital role in patient recovery following injury, surgery, and certain health events.  By using a wide variety of methods such as exercise, massage, and..