In recent years, physical literacy has emerged as a foundational concept within physical education, health promotion, and inclusive sports. It emphasizes ...

Screenings offered for peripheral neuropathy, balance impairments and sensory deficits. Students from the Department of Physical Therapy at UNT Health Fort W ...

A new study finds that how patients feel and function before starting treatment can help predict how well they’ll respond to multiple myeloma therapies.

The Physical Therapy DPT program is a fully accredited, three-year professional program that leads to the Doctor of Physical Therapy. Students earn the DPT degree at UB through two paths: a 3 + 3 ...

Physical Therapy Assessment Physical therapy interventions are formulated based on the findings from a comprehensive physical examination (including presence of comorbidities), acuity of symptoms ...

The following sections briefly describe the focus of the physical therapy assessment and the evidence for effectiveness of physical therapy interventions for older adults with arthritis.

Drexel University’s Doctor of Physical Therapy program recognizes that members of the Drexel University community and those members outside of that community may have a complaint and are entitled to ...

Seeking professional physical therapy assessment at the onset of symptoms can help identify the root cause before it leads to chronic conditions.

The mission of the University of Alabama at Birmingham’s Doctor of Physical Therapy program is to prepare physical therapists who are evidence-based practitioners with the skills, knowledge and ...

Pelvic floor physical therapy can help strengthen the pelvic floor muscles and improve dysfunction. Learn what it involves, who it benefits, and more.

The new Ranger Physical Fitness Assessment (RPFA) prioritizes functional fitness, aiming to mimic the types of movement Rangers need in the field. Implementation begins on April 21 with class 06-25.

Health plans limit physical or occupational therapy sessions to as few as 20 a year, no matter the patient's infirmities.