Celebrate Your Physical Health This Month

October is National Physical Therapy Month, and it’s the perfect time to highlight the compassionate care provided by the team at Holy Cross Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation. Their specialized treatments cover areas such as hand therapy, pelvic floor rehabilitation, balance and fall prevention, orthopedic rehabilitation, and neurological recovery. The team also provides pain management, manual therapy, and movement analysis for various conditions, from sports injuries to post-surgical recovery. The center is committed to personalized care to help patients regain strength and mobility at any stage of life.

To celebrate PT month, here are three key tips to help you stay physically healthy:

  1. Pay Attention to Your Balance: Balance issues are a leading cause of falls, especially as we age. Strengthening exercises and balance training can help you maintain stability and prevent injuries.
  2. Stay Active: Regular exercise not only improves muscle strength and joint flexibility but also helps maintain cardiovascular health. Even moderate physical activity like walking or stretching can have lasting benefits.
  3. Listen to Your Body: Whether it’s discomfort from an old injury or new aches, addressing issues early with professional guidance from physical therapists can optimize movement.

This October, let’s take a moment to recognize physical therapists for their dedication to improving lives through movement. Physical therapists play a crucial role in helping people recover from injuries, manage pain, and maintain mobility. National Physical Therapy Month is a great reminder of the importance of staying active, maintaining balance, and prioritizing physical health at every stage of life. Learn more about the team at TaosPhysicalHealth.com

The Holy Cross Physical Therapy & Rehabilitation team (left to right) Marcia Ready, Stephanie Anaya, John Kears, Darlene Cordova, Tracey Poffenroth Prato, Nikita Bhavsar, Kathy Alcon, Carolyn Coyle, and Katherine Kulp

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