Oklahoma City Physical Therapists

OKLAHOMA CITY, OK

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"... number of caregivers, and the company staffed the care for my mother 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. i was very pleased with each individual caregiver. they did an excellent job...."

"... facility. it’s $75 per month for a single user subscription. it’s not fair to say it’s too high a price. they have two facilities you get to use. they’ve got everything you need, showers and the whole nine..."

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Rehab providers offer stroke survivors hope

At RIC, Jack Daubert tests his limits with help from a therapist. (Photo courtesy of The Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago)

Annually, about 800,000 Americans suffer a stroke, a leading cause of death and disability. But many survivors find hope in rehab, where doctors and therapists help them return to a "new normal."

Physical therapy patients should ask these 5 questions

Physical therapists approach treatment in various ways. A highly rated Angie's List provider suggests five questions to ask.Phy

Find the right knee brace for running

A brace can provide much needed knee support when you run. (Photo by Katie Jacewicz)

The right knee brace for running provides necessary support and aids in pain reduction. The following tips will help you find the appropriate brace based on your needs and the available styles.

Back pain? Before turning to surgery, discuss options with your doctor

Dr. Anthony Yeung removes part of a spinal disc that is pressing on his patient’s nerves, causing back and leg pain. (Photo by Byron Medina )

Back surgery isn’t meant for everyone with back pain. Discuss with your orthopedic surgeon or neurosurgeon whether doing nothing at all, physical therapy or chiropractic care might be better for you and get a second opinion.