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Greetings
Welcome to the March newsletter from Physical & Sports Rehab.
Believe that you can get through your physical therapy program!
Stay connected with us in and outside of the clinic. Be sure to check in and let everyone know about your experience!
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If you have a complaint, please allow us the opportunity to address your concern. Please contact Angela Heath - Business Development Director at ptsrehab@gmail.com or call her directly at 202-841-8865.
Cheers from Paul, Will, Renee, Kenya and the entire team here at Physical & Sports Rehab!
We thank you in advance for your time!
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A portion of your purchase goes toward helping patients who need rehabilitative services, but cannot afford it. So far, we have been able to provide over 450 physical therapy visits! Thank you for your support!
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Shoulder pain and decreased range of motion are common musculoskeletal issues for both women and men during the aging process. Physical therapy, including stretching and strengthening exercises for the shoulder, as well as postural exercises, can help to keep shoulders healthy by minimizing pain, increasing strength and mobility, and improving function of the shoulder joint.
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Figure skating is a highly technical sport that often results in knee, hip, and ankle injuries, as well as pulled muscles. Proper conditioning, on and off the ice, are vital for success. Physical therapy can help minimize the risk of injury by educating figure skaters on selecting appropriate equipment, and teaching proper stretching and strengthening techniques.
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Understanding Ankle Sprains
Ankle sprains are common injuries that often occur when the ankle is turned inward or twisted, leading to swelling, pain, and bruising. Physical therapy is effective for minimizing pain, and improving joint range of motion, strength, and stability of the ankle.
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Do you ever find yourself wondering about dinner options that are both tasty and healthy? Here are two recipes that are satisfying and nutritious!
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From: Allrecipes.com
This recipe combines ground chicken with chicken broth, quinoa, onion, garlic, canned diced tomatoes and vegetable oil to create an easy and tasty dish that can be ready in less than an hour. This dish is full of protein as well as a variety of vitamins and nutrients, and is sure to please even the picky eaters in your family.
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From: Allrecipes.com
This recipe combines beef sirloin with onion, bell peppers, canned stewed tomatoes, soy sauce, sugar, garlic powder, vegetable oil, beef bouillon, hot water, cornstarch, and salt to create a flavorful dish that can be served over pasta, or rice. It is a great slow cooker option that can be cooked on low while you’re at work, and is full of protein, vitamins and nutrients.
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