Hip Arthritis X-ray Review Video
This X-ray shows advanced right hip arthritis. If the patient has tried non-operative treatment options already, they would be a candidate radiographically for total hip replacement. The decision to proceed would be based on patient goals and symptoms.
Assistive Devices (Cane, Crutch, Walker) for Arthritis
Using an assistive device, such as a cane, crutch, or walker is one part of the arthritis management program that often gets overlooked.
Physical Therapy for Arthritis
One of the key components to a successful arthritis management program is physical therapy and a home exercise regimen.
Arthritis Management Care Coordinators
Is your arthritis care managed by an arthritis management program coordinator?
Arthritis Non-Surgical Management Program
When you go to see your doctor about your arthritis pain, they may send you to see an orthopedic surgeon. Why? To figure out if you’re a surgical candidate or not.
Iovera Cryotherapy for Arthritis
The cutting edge of needle-based treatments is IOVERA, a focused cold-therapy needle procedure.
Dry Needling for Arthritis
What is the difference between dry needling and acupuncture??
Both treatments use thin needles at different locations in the body. While acupuncture focuses on opening energy flow in the body, dry needling stimulates trigger points or irritable muscles.
Acupuncture for Arthritis
Acupuncture is a traditional Chinese medicine using small needles placed in the body at various standard points. The needles may be accompanied by the use of heat, pressure, light, or electric current. The practitioner may use Chinese herbs in conjunction with needle treatments.