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  • Starting the New Year out right is something we all strive for. This month, we’re going to focus on helping you make your resolutions happen, starting with tips and resources for developing an orthopedic health exercise plan. Regular exercise can…
  • If you’re experiencing pain or limitations in mobility in your spine, shoulder, hip, knee, foot or ankle, you may be suffering unnecessarily from a condition that physical therapy can alleviate or eliminate. We recommend contacting your doctor to…
  • Sacroiliac (SI) Joint Dysfunction can be difficult to diagnose. That’s because the SI joints are so close to the hip bones and lumbar spine. It’s not uncommon for SI Joint Dysfunction to be mistaken for a herniated or bulging disc, or for any number…
  • Over the course of a lifetime, our feet and ankles can take a real pounding. Ankles in particular return 50 percent more energy per step than hips and knees, so it’s not surprising that we treat a fair amount of foot and ankle arthritis in our…
  • At Rebound, we’re big fans of teen sports. Teen athletes are generally healthy, motivated individuals who learn early on that exercise is an important part of life. Unfortunately, because we’re an orthopedic practice, a lot of the teen athletes we…
  • Our knees take enough abuse just carrying us from one year to the next. But if the pain and dysfunction in one or both of your knees is more acute, then you may have suffered a very common knee injury known as a meniscus tear. Menisci are rubbery, c…
  • If you’re living with Dupuytren’s contracture, you already know that it impacts your ability straighten your affected fingers. Typically surgery has been required to treat this condition, and now Rebound offers Xiaflex, a minimally invasive,…
  • Case Presentation A 36-year-old female was brought to the emergency department by her parents for evaluation of headaches and altered mental status. The patient was found to have a Glasgow Coma Score of 11. She was drowsy, agitated and did not…
  • Case Presentation A 53-year-old healthy female presented to the Emergency Room for progressively worsening headaches over the course of 3 weeks after having had a minor head injury. When her headaches became intolerable her husband brought her to…
  • Is shoulder pain limiting your normal daily activities? This ailment is a common patient complaint and a rotator cuff tear is often the culprit. A torn rotator cuff will weaken your shoulder making even the simplest daily tasks, like brushing your…