The latest news and developments from your friendly neighborhood orthopaedic care providers!
April showers bring May flowers... and plenty of reasons to get outside and play! At Access Sports Medicine, we're all about embracing the springtime spirit, but let's not forget to keep it safe and fun. Whether you're gearing up for a round of golf, hitting the trails for a hike, or dusting off your bike for a ride, remember to listen to your body and take it easy. If a little mishap does occur, don't sweat it! Our team is here to help you bounce back and get back to doing what you love. Let's make this spring a season of adventure, laughter, and injury-free fun!
UPCOMING EVENTS FROM ACCESS
MAY 3-5:
Neurologic Dry Needling for Pain Management and Sports Rehabilitation Foundation Course
Develop your skills in assessing and treating painful neuromuscular conditions. Learn about dry needling, a technique used by physical therapists to treat musculoskeletal disorders. This method involves inserting a monofilament needle into the muscle to release pressure and reduce active trigger point activity.
For student-athletes participating in track and field, injuries can be a common occurrence. Whether it’s a strained muscle or a sprained ankle, the physical demands of the sport can take a toll on even the most well-conditioned athletes. But don’t let these setbacks discourage you! With the right mindset and proper training techniques, student-athletes can overcome these obstacles and come out stronger than ever before. So lace up the spikes and join us as we explore the world of track and field injuries and how to prevent them.
Celebrate Occupational Therapy Month with us this April! At Access Sports Medicine, we're honored to recognize our dedicated OT team. Thank you for your unwavering commitment to empowering our patients to reach their goals and regain independence.
What is the Difference Between Occupational Therapy and Physical Therapy?
Do you need rehabilitation services to help you with an injury or disability but don’t know what type of care would best suit your needs? Occupational therapy (OT) and physical therapy (PT) are two services offered by our team at Access Sports Medicine. What is the difference between occupational therapy and physical therapy? Visit our blog post below, and we’ll walk you through it!
“I appreciate the staff at Access; all are kind and considerate. Dr. Davis took time to review my surgery and answered all of my questions. Grateful that I was in such good hands!” - Anne M.
Access Sports Medicine recently extended its hours of operation at all of our clinics, including our walk-in facilities in Portsmouth, Exeter, and Rochester.
