Scott Hopkins, PT makes his debut as an inventor and manufacturer this week. Hot off the factory assembly line is the Mobile Objective Measurement (M.O.M.) Clipboard. In Scott’s words, “Everyone should have a MOM.” Hoping you agree, he shares his reasons for developing MOM and also gives some helpful hints to other Therapist that might be thinking about bringing their own invention [...]
Pilates has been around for years and traditionally, not a technique taught in Physical Therapy programs. However, Dawn-Marie Ickes, MPT is a certified Pilates Instructor that is now teaching Pilates as part of the PT program at California State University Northridge. She also is co-owner of Core Conditioning Physical Therpy in Studio City, Ca and [...]
Margo VanEck, PT offers her insights about Whole Body Vibration in this weeks episode. Maybe you have heard about using vibration as a new therapy technique when treating certain types of patients in physical therapy. I saw the technology in Germany at a trade show long before it became popular in the United States. Now [...]
The big complaint about Pulleys imported into the United States from the big MET Speed Pulley manufacturers such as Steens, Lojer and Saba is that they take FOREVER to get. We have clients waiting upwards of 3 months for the majority of models. Until now, the Swedish had a corner on the market.
NO MORE WAITING! [...]
