The Physical Therapy Prescription, your number one resource for all of your physical therapy .

After working with pain patients as a professionally licensed Physical Therapist for 30 years, my frustrations with the lack of good consumer information about physical therapy treatments and physical therapy products led to the creation of the Physical Therapy Prescription website, a resource for the consumer. Good professionals who provide cutting edge treatments want the best for their patients. The PTRX is a website for consumers to use as a resource for information about the best physical therapy treatments and physical therapy equipment available for the most common conditions including chronic pain.

Endorsing physical therapy products for 30 years for my own patients, I have decided to open up my experience and research to you so that you can make educated choices about physical therapy treatments and the physical therapy products used to help treat those physical therapy conditions. Knowledge is everything. Our base of information is constantly changing due to new techniques and increasingly new evidence. Good medical information should never be a guessing game or a secret. We plan to fill that gap here at The PTRX.

Our mission is to provide you with the most current information on the best physical therapy treatments for the most common physical therapy conditions for you, the physical therapy patient and consumer. The PTRX is a resource for do-it-yourselfers as well as for those patients already participating in a physical therapy program needing physical therapy equipment to enhance the achievement of their established physical therapy goals.

As trends develop, cutting edge techniques and advances for patients will be addressed and reviewed by The Physical Therapy Prescription.

Here are some of the conditions that you'll find information about at The PTRX:

Low back pain, sciatica, neck pain, Knee pain Shoulder pain, rotator cuff tendonitis, facial pain and TMJ disorders
Chronic pain syndromes; fibromyalgia, rheumatoid arthritis, lyme disease
Wrist and hand disorders including tendonitis
Ankle and foot problems
Balance and gait abnormalities to include multiple sclerosis, parkinsons and stroke rehabilitation
Womens health osteoporosis, incontinence, pregnancy and postpartum physical therapy