Telerehabilitation: how does it work?
Telerehabilitation: how does it work? Assessment, follow-up, exercises, insurance, limits and advantages of receiving care at a distance.
Telerehabilitation: how does it work? Assessment, follow-up, exercises, insurance, limits and advantages of receiving care at a distance.
When should you consult a physiotherapist? Pain, injury, stiffness or loss of mobility: the signs to recognize and the right time to act.
Cervicalgia is pain in the neck region. There are several possible causes of neck pain. For example, after even a…
Like many people, you probably have questions about physiotherapy. Here is a summary of answers to frequently asked questions: Do…
In this week of Mother’s Day, we thought we’d introduce you to a few services that may be of use…
Do you ever get up with back or neck pain? Headaches? Numbness in your arms, hands or legs? If you…
Osteoarthritis is defined as a degradation of the cartilage that covers the bones in the joints. Although it can affect…
When tendonitis (shoulder, elbow, Achilles tendon, etc.) does not respond to conventional treatment (anti-inflammatories, cortisone injections, conventional physiotherapy, etc.) and…
Over the past few days, we’ve been seeing our young people go back to school. Did you know that in…
This video will give you tips and tricks on how to use your rod properly. Also, to avoid any injuries…