After years of playing softball and refereeing basketball, Steve Lovvorn had worn his right knee out. His doctor recommended replacement and he agreed. When his doctor asked where he wanted to do his physical therapy, Steve said it was an easy choice. Steve had done therapy before at Elite PT and Balance for both rotator cuff repairs he had done years earlier.
“I cannot say enough good things about Elite Physical Therapy!”
JoAnne Smith lived with a headache for two weeks that was so bad that she had to hold the top of her head when brushing her teeth. She finally went to her orthopedic doctor and was told she had extreme inflammation at the right side base of her skull.
Bill Anderson loves to fish, but recently developed “Fishing Elbow,” otherwise known as Tennis Elbow. Tennis Elbow is a repetitive movement strain injury that required treatment for relief, and Bill opted for our dry needling option for quicker relief.
When dry needling, our physical therapist takes a thin filiform needle to penetrate the skin and stimulate deep myofascial trigger points.
Bill Anderson loves to fish, but recently developed “Fishing Elbow,” otherwise known as Tennis Elbow. Tennis Elbow is a repetitive movement strain injury that required treatment for relief, and Bill opted for our dry needling option for quicker relief.
When dry needling, our physical therapist takes a thin filiform needle to penetrate the skin and stimulate deep myofascial trigger points.
Last year, Hailey was walking down the stairs at her lake house in California when she missed a step and came falling down. She broke her right ankle and her left foot. Both of her injuries required surgery requiring her to be non-weight bearing afterwards, causing her to be in a wheelchair for about a month and a half.
Brenda Ayers, called “Honey” by her family and friends, started feeling pain and tightness in her neck several months ago. When the pain went down into her upper back and left shoulder blade and got worse instead of going away, Honey went to her doctor and had an MRI. She was told she had cervical disc degeneration and was sent to physical therapy at Elite.
Kenneth Piar finally got a weekend off to finish some long awaited chores since the COVID pandemic began. It was a beautiful Saturday afternoon and Kenneth was lifting some heavy sand with bad body mechanics. Kenneth recalls hearing sounds of a rifle shot but realized quickly it was actually the sound of his bicep tendon being torn from the bone.
Joyce Harrison enjoys staying active and believes it is essential to good health. She enjoys playing tennis, swimming, walking/hiking as ways to stay active. During a doubles tennis match, Joyce remembers stepping to make a volley at the net and felt a pop in her knee along with pain. She managed to finish the game and even get a win!
I’ve experienced migraines, nerve damage, and slight balance issues after a car wreck in 1995. Annual MRIs since 2014 show damage to both frontal lobes of my brain due to the crash. My balance issues escalated in early summer of 2020. I had difficulty walking, turning, and standing without feeling dizzy. For several weeks,
Lisa Prince got Covid-19 in December and thought she had recovered without any detrimental health effects. One month later, she started having numbness in her fingertips and toes. A few days later, she could tell she was losing use of her legs. Her physician diagnosed her with Bell’s Palsy. It was very painful,