Rotator cuff injuries can lead to a permanent loss of shoulder mobility without surgery and a patient-centered physical therapy plan. Here are some signs your injury needs rotator cuff repair.
May 4th, 2022
Rotator cuff injuries can lead to a permanent loss of shoulder mobility without surgery and a patient-centered physical therapy plan. Here are some signs your injury needs rotator cuff repair.
The U.S. currently lacks inclusive medical resources for LGBTQ+ patients. Learn how you can help establish safe physical therapy resources for transgender & non-binary people.
With buoyancy supporting your weight and easing pressure on your joints, movements suddenly don’t seem so difficult despite any conditions causing chronic immobility. Here are a few of the many conditions that benefit from physical therapy in the water.
A hip replacement is no minor operation, and the intense surgery has a recovery to match. Here’s how you can get through that recovery as seamlessly as possible.
An ACL tear can happen on a whim while you’re engaging in physical activity, and the immense pain will let you know something’s wrong right away. Here’s what you as an athlete should know about the injury.
It’s easy to fall into idleness with age, but a lack of movement may be accelerating the rate at which your body ages. Here, you can learn about how physical therapy can keep you feeling strong and youthful.
A little dizziness might not bother you very much, but a worsening balance disorder puts you at risk of falls and injuries. Find out what causes balance disorders and what you can do to manage them.
Exercising in water takes some of the stress off your joints and makes movement less painful after an injury. Here’s how aquatic therapy can benefit your recovery after a sports injury.
Your neck or back pain could stem from a problem with the discs that should cushion your spine. Here are the telltale signs of a herniated disc, or a disc that’s pushing where it shouldn’t.
Struggles to get to the clinic? Trying to reduce your exposure to COVID-19, as well as other contagious illnesses, and still need to see your doctor? Telehealth is safe and easy — receive quality care from anywhere.
As vaccines roll out and people cautiously return to the world, I spend a lot of time thinking about the non-runners. The indoorsmen and women of the world, whose gyms have closed — the people without established home workout routines.
Houston Business Journal has placed Crom Rehabilitation among the largest Houston-area LGBT+ Owned Businesses!
We are happy to announce that we are now open in Pearland! At our new Pearland location, you can expect the same dedication and care that you have come to expect from Crom Rehabilitation.
Shantay, You Stay covers the health issues that the LGBT+ community faces and how healthcare providers from all of the healthcare spectrum can help bridge the gap.
Outsmart magazine is one of the Houston area’s largest LGBT+ magazines. Every year, they assemble a list of the top leaders in the LGBT+ Houston Community, from TV personalities, politicians to dentists and gyms.
Dr. Roy Rivera, lead physical therapist and owner of Crom Rehabilitation tells us his secret for how he reached those top Google results for “Houston Physical Therapy”.
Dr. Roy Rivera, lead physical therapist and owner of Houston’s Crom Rehabilitation has been featured as Expertise’s Top 19 Best Physical Therapists!
Dr. Roy Rivera, Jr., PT, PhD, DPT, MCHES, owner and lead physical therapist at Crom Rehabilitation shares his story of how Crom Rehabilitation came to be and a bit about himself and the philosophy he has always maintained.
Crom Rehabilitation’s owner and lead physical therapist Dr. Roy Rivera has kept his business afloat during these hard times. Roy thinks of his staff as a family, and was eager to help them through these difficult financial times.
At Crom Rehabilitation, one of our main goals is serving the LGBT+ community and making them feel at ease during their physical therapy, because no one should have to be in pain and impact their quality of life.
Crom Rehabilitation Featured in OutSmart Magazine’s “What Happens to a Physical Therapy Clinic During Covid-19?”
In order for healthcare clinics to best serve the community, the community must feel understood and respected.
Knowing if physical therapy is right for you seems like it should be an easy answer, especially if you have just had surgery as a result of an injury or have recently been in an accident resulting in strains and injury.
In any line of work, especially when providing a service, there will always be patients and clients who are difficult or present a challenge. Physical therapy, and healthcare in general, is no exception to having patients that are combative, hostile.
You’ll want to focus on something that allows for a good range of motion but also supports any equipment or exercises that your physical therapist may employ during your treatment.