Behold, the “JIFFY” Knee! A novel surgical technique for Total Knee Replacement, which “spares”, or refrains from cutting, the quadriceps tendon…this technique claims to get patients back to walking without assistance in a “Jiffy”. David here is only 3 days post op, and feeling great!
Patella Plunger For The Win! 🪠 👍 This nifty little device helps lift the patella, or “knee cap”, allowing the therapist to more effectively LIFT and mobilize the patella and free up any painful restrictions in the extensor mechanism. This patient, who is recovering from ACL surgery, has been unable to step down without anterior […]
David came in after having a left meniscus debridement and repair back in December. He was non weight-bearing for 6 weeks and very eager to get out of the brace and off the crutches. Now he’s performing goblet squats and high functional movements! As you can see, he’s still got some work to do in […]
Adriana had ACL surgery back in December due to a soccer injury. She has been pushed with strength and agility exercises in physical therapy. She demonstrates great drive and perseverance as the process started slow and is now full force! Keep up the good work! #PT #physicaltherapy #soccer #femaleathlete #sports #sledpush
Valerie had a total knee surgery done in November and she is doing a great job on her road to recovery!
Eryn had ACL surgery back in October due to a basketball injury and she is back to dynamic movement with good ball control. She has come far with her progress and continues to do well with new challenges that are thrown at her. She will be back on the court in no time! #basketball #PT […]
This young athlete Danielle came to see us after a soccer injury. We pushed her through a series of plyometric movements and strength training as she excelled and progressed quickly in her Physical Therapy journey, she was soon discharged after that and feeling great without any knee pain. #femaleathlete #physicaltherapy #soccer #sports #plyometrics #strengthtraining
Joanne had total knee surgery done less than a month ago, and she is already getting 134 degrees of active knee flexion! She is walking without an assisted device and completing a come through gait pattern on the stairs. She is a Rockstar! Keep up the great work!