 |
 |
 |
| Top News |
Do you suffer from chronic tendonitis?
Feel like you’ve tried everything and can’t get relief? ASTYM-certified Physios at BTPT may be the answer to getting your life.
History
The ASTYM system of treatment was developed in 1996 through clinical, scientific, and outcomes research led by Tomas L. Sevier, MD. Since then, physical therapists have been using the ASTYM (pronounced A-stim) system of therapy to address problems such as scaring, fibrosis, and degeneration that occur in soft tissue. These problems may develop as a result of trauma, surgery or overuse.
How it works and common injuries treated with ASTYM
ASTYM treatment reduces scar tissue allowing patients to regain movement, stay active, and heal faster. Certified ASTYM Physios use manual instruments along the surface of the skin to locate and treat problem areas. The instruments stimulate the damaged tissue and allow the body’s healing process to begin...
|
 |
|
 |
|
|
|
| Triad News |
| Part of our job is to keep you active. That means staying up on the most current research and physical therapy procedures. Cheryl Pfruender, PT, DPT, MTC will begin taking Intramuscular Manual Therapy (Dry Needling) courses in March. This series of five courses will allow her to decrease muscle tension and provide pain relief. Call 336-765-4703 for more information! |
 |
| |
|
|
|
| |
 |
|
Having trouble reading this email? View it in your browser!
Not interested anymore? Unsubscribe Instantly
|
|
New HIPAA guidelines prohibit us from exchanging Private Health Information with e-mail. E-mail is not secure.
Please do not respond to this e-mail with any questions concerning your medical condition, billing, or any other information that you may not want someone other than us to read. Just give us a call 336-765-4703.
Nothing contained herein shall constitute medical advice. Please consult your medical professional for proper treatment.
We will never share, rent or sell your email address
|
Powered by E-rehab LLC |
|
| |
|
