Leg pain can range from dull aches to sharp stabbing sensations. Some leg pain is chronic, while other types may only happen once. Read on to learn about the most common causes of leg pain.
Do you want to reclaim your quality of life from your chronic pain? Functional restoration can help you live your best life while minimizing your pain symptoms as much as possible. Read on to learn what functional restoration could do for you.
Yoga is more than just a fitness trend. An ancient practice, yoga can help align your spine and promote overall health and wellness.
Myofascial therapy can provide relief for a number of health issues, from migraine headaches to insomnia and anxiety. Here’s how myofascial therapy can benefit you.
Opioids aren’t your only option for treating chronic pain. Find out what makes acupuncture popular and why it’s so effective at relieving pain in your back, neck, and other areas.
More than 20% of the population in the United States struggles with chronic pain, and many of these people are plagued by anxiety and depression as a result. Here’s a look at the connection between pain and your mental health.
Chronic migraines can be disruptive to your professional and personal life. If you rely on pain medications to get through the day with a migraine, you may be an ideal candidate for Botox® injections. Botox stops migraine pain before it starts.
In the beginning, Edna had isolated herself so much she was afraid to start the program, afraid to participate in the classes throughout the day, and even afraid to socially join the group.
Vitamin D treatment can decrease knee osteoarthritis pain!
The work of first responders can be risky and at times, difficult.
Your Focus Determines Your Reality” The Concept of Mindfulness and its Benefits for Your Health
Mindfulness techniques, such as meditation, have been a part of human culture for thousands of years.
January 2016RehabOne’s clinical pathways are based upon research and proven outcomes.
There are various types of headaches and pain disorders that occur in the craniofacial area.
Do you know someone who is experiencing sore or tight muscles and looking for an inexpensive therapeutic tool?
Acupuncture can be used for a variety of conditions. It is most commonly used for pain management. Acupuncture involves the insertion of very fine needles into various points throughout the body.
When chronic migraine headaches are not adequately controlled with oral medications or patients have side effects with oral medications used for migraine headaches...
RehabOne’s physician-based clinical team specializes in the best conservative treatment of pain-related conditions and injuries.
Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation was established as a specialty in 1936. PM&R physicians evaluate and treat injuries, illnesses, and disability, and are experts in designing comprehensive, patient-centered treatment plans.
The importance of the patient to feel connected, with their health care professional, is essential for any medical treatment. Communication is key for this connection and when there is a language barrier, this connection is challenging to establish.
Post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) has gained a lot of attention over the last few years because of the number of soldiers who return from Iraq diagnosed with PTSD.
For pain patients, the distraction of pain creates a scenario of compensatory movement patterns
If you are looking for an efficient way to get a great workout into a busy schedule, consider Kettlebells.
Pain is the number one reason why Americans now are seeking out complementary and alternative medicine such as acupuncture. But is acupuncture really effective for pain? Some meta-analyses of randomized-controlled clinical trials of acupuncture have sup
At RehabOne Medical Group, we treat people at all stages of disease and in all phases of outpatient rehabilitation.
Attorneys are asking California treating and medical legal physician evaluators to consider an injured workers functional status including loss of capacity and return to work ability.
Pain is a personal experience and living with pain everyday is hard.
Functional restoration programs (FRPs) have existed for decades. Historically, such programs were considered as a last resort after patients had failed conventional medical and/or surgical treatment.
Most health care professionals working with people suffering from chronic pain know that helping the person become aware that their pain condition is a chronic one, and to accept that fact, is a key part of the process of restoring function.
Last month we touched on the influence of social media on healthcare.
Social Media has become an integral way of life for the general population with the rising popularity of Facebook, Twitter, personal web pages, blogs and professional networking sites such as LinkedIn.
Today, most Americans consume more calories than they actually need.
Sleep disturbance is one of the most common complaints for people living with chronic pain.
Electronic Medical Records (EMRs) are a digital version of the paper charts which contains the medical and treatment history of patients in the medical office.
