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October 2023 Newsletter

Check out our October 2023 Newsletter, highlighting Mangiarelli Rehab sponsoring & participating in the SVDP Friends of the Poor Walk, three exercises for piriformis syndrome, fall donation drive with SVDP, and a staff spotlight on Mangiarelli Rehab PTA Lyle.

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Staff Spotlight: Lyle Almburg

Check out our latest staff spotlight of our new physical therapy assistant, Lyle Almburg. Lyle specializes in sports injury rehabilitation, joint replacement rehabilitation, and strength and balance training. His favorite part of his job is restoring function and assisting people in accomplishing their goals.

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September 2023 Newsletter

Check out our September 2023 Newsletter, highlighting: debunking 6 myths about arthritis, physical therapy for an AC joint sprain, back-to-school backpack safety, and staff spotlight on our new PTA, Renee.

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Staff Spotlight: Renee Pachol

Check out our latest staff spotlight of our new physical therapy assistant, Renee Pachol. Renee works with our physical therapists to provide individualized physical therapy treatment to our patients. Her favorite part of her job is seeing smiles on patients as they improve, meet their goals, and gain independence.

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May is Mental Health Awareness Month. One of the easiest ways to maintain positive mental health is consistent exercise. Regular exercise improves your mood and sleep, relieves stress, and helps you maintain optimal physical health. Research has sho
The pelvic floor consists of a layer of muscles and connective tissue that stretch from the pubic bone to the tailbone, supporting the colon, bladder, and uterus. Pelvic floor dysfunction is a common issue that can arise when the pelvic floor muscle
A perineal tear involves natural stretching or tearing during childbirth of the perineum, the area between the vagina and anus. During a typical vaginal delivery, the skin of the vagina thins in preparation for childbirth, making it easier to stret
Check out our latest infographic on physical therapy after a c-section: https://bit.ly/physical-therapy-csection-infographic A C-section is major abdominal surgery involving the delivery of a baby through horizontal incisions made in the abdomen or
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The sport of rowing involves racing long boats using oars to propel the craft through the water at high speeds to win a race. However, rowing places significant stress on the back, shoulders, ribs, knees, and wrists and can lead to overuse injuries
May is Osteoporosis Awareness Month. Check out our blog on fighting osteoporosis with physical therapy: https://bit.ly/osteoporosis-management Osteoporosis is a metabolic bone disease characterized by low bone density, thin, brittle bones, decreased
Cycling is a great way to improve your overall fitness, cardiovascular health, and core and leg strength without placing too much stress on your joints. However, cycling injuries can occur due to overuse, improper bike setup, or lack of proper warm-