Tips on How to Travel with Chronic or Acute Pain If you live with chronic pain or if you are always on alert due to acute pain, everyday tasks like cooking, cleaning, and showering can be difficult and simply exhausting. Being able to conserve energy and use it wisely is the name of the game. […]
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Avoid the Urge to Let Urinary Incontinence Leak into Your Life
In case you missed it, our pelvic health specialists at CORA recently reviewed the anatomy of your pelvic floor (men + women) to provide you with a deeper knowledge and understanding of the different situations where leakage can occur. Our goal? To make sure you are feeling equipped with basic information that will help you […]
“Superhuman” No More! Beat Chronic Pain with Biomechanics
by Krista Haidle, SCAT, ATC Astym Certified, Midlands Sports Medicine and Outreach Coordinator at CORA In a world where limits are tested and superhumans are created, sports can oftentimes come with both high rewards and equally as high of a risk; pain may be considered inevitable. While acute injuries can often times result in an […]
Pain Awareness Month: Beating Pain with PT
by Joe Carpenter, PT, DPT, Clinic Manager in East Tennessee Region Pain is the body’s natural way of informing us that something is wrong and needs to be fixed. September is Pain Awareness Month! Pain is a phenomenon that all of us are familiar with. We have all stubbed a toe, had a random ache […]
Put Patients Over Paperwork
In June, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) formally asked for suggestions on how to reduce the administrative burden of health care. The move comes as part of the administration’s Patients over Paperwork initiative, a plan that aims to curtail or, at the very least trim, the burgeoning mountains of paperwork that […]
