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Uncategorized / Ken Furcolo

Best of Luck

I would like to take the opportunity to say good luck to a friend, colleague and business partner Dr. Philippe Cote.
Dr. Cote, who also goes by the name of Phillippe, Philco, PC and many more, embodies the spirit of a man who is……..

Hip / Dr. Anthony Deluise

A Postural Restoration Institute Approach, Addressing Softball Imbalances – PART 1 of 3

I recently worked with a female, high school softball pitcher. She had been recruited and awarded a full college scholarship but due to recurring, painful hip flexor and shoulder pain (all on the right) was unable to play for several months. She could not sit in class for any longer than five minutes and sleeping was very difficult with pain keeping her awake all throughout the night.

Exercise / Dr. Anthony Deluise

TRX Suspension Training

TRX Suspension Training has been a huge value in treating numerous injuries in the physical therapy setting. In the rehabilitation setting we always try to find the most efficient and effective treatment techniques that will allow our patients to move better, feel better, and be better. TRX allows an individual to…..

Health / Ryan Correia

Stay Hydrated My Friends!!!!!

Now that we are well into the summer and the beginning of school fall sports practices, I thought that it would be appropriate to address the importance of good hydration. You have all likely heard the commercial, “Stay Thirsty My Friends!” but the truth of the matter is that we don’t want to stay thirsty. Does this mean that you are getting dehydrated? The answer is no, however you should consider it a warning light to water deficiency in your body. So why is water so important?

Uncategorized / Amanda McKenna

A Pain in the Rear: Proximal Hamstring Tendinopathy

Now that we know what proximal hamstring tendinopathy is, let’s review some rehab exercises. When recovering from an injury, the key is to increase the load slowly. Pain should be mild and should not really exceed 3/10 during or after exercises and pain should subside within 24 hours.

Uncategorized / Kelly Teixeira

Bicycle Safety

This blog idea occurred to me last week when I was nursing bruises from a small bike accident I had the week earlier. A woman in a parked car opened her car door fully while I was riding along next to her and I collided with the door. So what better reason to spark a bike safety blog!

Hip / Dr. Roald Llado

What is Hip Bursitis?

As a hip and knee surgeon, one of the most common issues that I encounter is hip bursitis. But what is it exactly?

A bursa is a small, jelly-like sac that contains a small amount of fluid. It is positioned between bones and soft tissues and serves as a cushion to reduce friction.

Uncategorized / Cindy Napier

TAKE A BREATH AND BE STRONG

The muscles of the body will work to overcome a resistance force when they are required to do so. When resistance training is performed on a regular basis, your muscles become stronger. This improves muscle performance and allows for greater ease with everyday functional tasks such as lifting children, carrying grocery bags, walking up and down stairs and doing yardwork.

Knee / Dr. Anthony Deluise

Keys to Early ACL Rehab

ACL reconstructions are a commonly performed procedure at the Foundry division of Ortho RI, with the majority of the patient population being young, active people. While the rehab process is long and intense, there are some early keys that can jump start the rehab process and improve the likelihood of returning to 100%.

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