OT enriches the lives of our patients Occupational Therapy (OT) Month at CORA is in full swing! Now that we know what OT is all about along with a greater understanding of the important role that OTs have in improving the lives of our patients (remember this video), it’s time we acknowledge their work with […]
Multi-Cervical Unit is the Key to Your Recovery
Movement is the key to your recovery. And the Multi-Cervical Unit or MCU is no exception. Our MCU provides clinicians with real-time objective data regarding cervical range-of-motion and strength for state of the art evaluations. In addition it allows patients to be treated in all three planes of motion; flexion-extension, side bending and rotation. […]
Occupational Therapy Month at CORA
Celebrate a profession that helps people live life to the fullest! Here at CORA we want to celebrate and promote the value of occupational therapy (OT) in improving the lives of our patients. During the month of April, we’re placing a special focus on the role of occupational therapy and everything the field has […]
Live Your Life Pain-Free with The Back Project
Restore full range of motion and live your life pain-free. The Back Project, also known as ATM (Active Therapeutic Movement), provides an approach to immediate pain relief to many. Using a series of compressive belts in a standing or weight bearing position, a therapist is able to assist the patient in regaining pain free […]
CORA PT Encourages Exercise for Pain Relief
Exercising reduces pain, promotes healing and provides lifelong benefits. It seems like such a simple concept. You work out; you feel better. If that is so easy to understand, then why is it so difficult for most of us to execute? When we are feeling lousy, why don’t we want to get out and move […]
Is Swimming Bad for Your Shoulders?
Even though exercising in water takes strain off joints, bad form or overuse can cause damage. Water is extremely therapeutic for the body, and swimming provides many health benefits, such as weight control, improved muscle tone and strength, enhanced endurance, and cardiovascular fitness. Swimming can also be a great exercise for your shoulders, but take […]
