Wellness
LiveSmart: Surviving Breast Cancer – What Comes Next?
Following breast cancer treatment, physical therapy can be a critical component in regaining strength and mobility.
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LiveSmart: Physical Therapy Offers Pathway to Managing Pain and Rejuvenating Self
Physical therapy for chronic pain offers a variety of treatment options that can be a critical component in the effort to manage your pain.
Upcoming Events
Continuing Education Training – “Trauma-Informed Practice in Health Care” on December 3
The St. Peter’s Health Partners Trauma Collaborative is hosting a continuing education training: “Trauma-Informed Practice in Health Care,” on December 3.
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Sunnyview Therapy Services Holds Open House
Sunnyview Rehabilitation Hospital held open house for its newest outpatient physical therapy location, Sunnyview Therapy Services – Hudson Valley Plaza.
Upcoming Events
Sunnyview Therapy Services to Hold Open House on Oct. 30
On October 30, Sunnyview Rehabilitation Hospital, a member of St. Peter’s Health Partners, will host an open house for its newest outpatient physical therapy practice location.
Wellness
For National Physical Therapy Month, Consider PT Instead of Opioids for Pain Management
In many cases, physical therapy is considered safer and more effective than opioids for managing chronic pain, joint pain, lower back pain, and other conditions.
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LiveSmart: Remember Safe Lifting Techniques for Better Health
How best to protect yourself from the ravages of everyday lifting? Our physical therapist weighs in with some advice.
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LiveSmart: Oh, My Aching Thumb!
A very common source of pain, especially in woman over the age of 40, is the base of the thumb. Learn why and how to treat it.
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LiveSmart: Ow! What a Pain in the Neck!
Doctors and therapists are seeing an epidemic of patients complaining of neck pain. The reasons are many – learn how good posture can make the difference.
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LiveSmart: Step Up and Decrease Your Risk of Falling
Falls are more common and cause more injury than many realize. Each year, more than two million people are treated in emergency departments nationwide for non-fatal falls.