Healing Touch Chiropractic, Sports Medicine and Spine Rehabilitation

Healing Touch Chiropractic, Sports Medicine and Spine Rehabilitation – Healing Touch Chiropractic (www.sportsdoctorny.com) of New York City is a premiere rehabilitation clinic providing the highest quality of patient care. Our services are on the vanguard of the profession and are based in science and research. Our facilities and staff provide intense one-on-one sessions so that our patients can achieve their goals. The doctors at Healing Touch are devoted in providing state of the art natural pain relief treatments, coupled with education about how to stay out of pain. We utilize a non-traditional approach that focuses on movement re-education and functional training. The use of multiple modalities allows a smooth progression away from pain through rehabilitation and onto lifelong fitness. Our experience is with world-class athletes and performers who need peak performance. We bring this experience and demand for perfection to you. We are located in Brooklyn: (718) 615-0800 and Manhattan: (646) 546-5550. Contact us to set up an appointment.

by sportEX journals

Nonprofit's million expansion to add beds for rehab

Filed under: spine rehabilitation

A northwest Omaha campus where people with spine and brain injuries live and rehabilitate to regain their old lifestyles is expanding. Quality Living Inc., an Omaha nonprofit corporation, is adding a 13-room residential wing and expanding a dining room …
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Searching for Paralympic heroes – in a basement

Filed under: spine rehabilitation

During peacetime there was less focus on spinal cord injuries, but in Boston, USA, neurosurgeon Donald Munro set up a unit in 1936 to treat cranial and spinal injuries. He demonstrated that by following a few basic principles he could rehabilitate …
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Increasing number of Iraq, Afghanistan veterans suffer spinal pain

Filed under: spine rehabilitation

"We see quite a bit of spine pain among returning veterans," said Tom Kotsonis, a staff physician in physical medicine and rehabilitation at the Zablocki Veterans Administration Medical Center in Milwaukee. "The vast majority of young combat veterans …
Read more on Milwaukee Journal Sentinel