After physical therapy now I have two functioning knees!!! I feel ten years younger. Great practice - great caring people. Thanks for everything!
- Carol F
I feel very much improved with regard to my chronic right knee problem. I think that this clinic is very well equipped, the personnel are very professional and friendly. I would recommend it to anyone needing therapy.
- Richard H.
Thanks Promotion Physical Therapy for returning me to my very active life. I now have full range of motion again with no pain. What a turnaround! Your professionalism, care, and concern are of the very highest standards!
- Kathy L.
Until I received physical therapy from Promotion Physical Therapy, I was unable to fulfill the needs of my customers without excruciating pain. Now I have no lower back pain, even with the requirements of my profession.
- Doug M.
After my accident at the Houston Marathon and the subsequent 8 weeks of intense pain, I had decided I was done running. But since my physical therapy with Promotion Physical Therapy, all that has changed. I am back to running 3.5 miles, 3 times a week, and I am pain free. I now look forward to the next marathon season.
- Gayla A.
After 2 years of knee pain, I now have Zero knee pain! I'm back to rock climbing, running, and lifting weights! The therapists are very hands on, motivational, and extremely knowledgable. No other Physical Therapist has ever given me these results! Thank you Promotion Physical Therapy!
In the final newsletter of our series, we’re focusing on the wrist and elbow. The elbow is the link between the upper and lower arm, and it can be subjected to repeated stress from many daily activities. As a result, most elbow-related injuries that physi
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As we discussed in our first newsletter, vertigo is the feeling that things are moving, rotating, rocking, or spinning when a person and their environment are completely still. It occurs when there is a problem with the vestibular system that interferes w
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October is National Physical Therapy Month, which is recognized and celebrated by physical therapists throughout the country every year. The goal of the campaign is to increase awareness of the important role physical therapists play in reducing pain, imp
As we’ve shown over the last few posts, falls are one of the greatest dangers to the over-65 population, and suffering from just one fall can lead to an unfortunate cascade of consequences that will significantly impact one’s health status. But we’ve also
Falls are scary, and they can be disabling in a variety of ways. Directly, they often result in
injuries that can make it difficult to move and function normally. Indirectly, they can create a
significant fear of falling in many individuals, which in tu
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