What We Treat

Neck and Shoulder

Overuse injuries are the most common causes of pain in your neck and shoulder, from neck strains, to tension headaches to rotator cuff strains or shoulder impingement. These overuse injuries can be associated with sitting at a desk all day or general lack of stability and mobility at the shoulder joint.

Arm

Tennis elbow or golfer's elbow sound familiar? Don’t let the names fool you, you can be a volleyball player or just over did in the yard one day and get the same injury. These are just a couple of names for elbow pain or epicondylalgia. Pain at your elbow is usually attributed to overuse injury related to muscular imbalances occurring above and below the injury spot.

Back

Your spine can be complex and can be the cause of a lot of pain. There are a lot of different diagnoses associated with back pain. Lumbar stenosis or arthritis, lumbar strain, muscular strain, herniated or bulging discs, nerve compression or sciatica are the most common we treat. Your back is made up of your cervical, thoracic, lumbar vertebrae and sacrum, so when determining the root cause of your pain, we look at it all!

Hip

Runners or athletes will complain of hip pain when increasing their activity levels. However you could also wake up one day with random hip pain. Most of the time pain in your hip is associated with a muscular strain or general tightness. ITband syndrome, piriformis syndrome, hip impingement and labral tears are other diagnoses we treat.

Knee

Knee pain is a very common complaint and can be very debilitating. The most common injuries we see are muscular strains, tendonitis, bursitis, arthritis, MCL/LCL strain, ACL tear and meniscus tears. Ligamentous injuries are usually associated with trauma like a fall or collision during a sporting event. Muscular strains, arthritis, or tendonitis are the most common overuse injuries. For ACL tears, we offer our ACL Success Program that incorporates return-to-sport training with Olympia Fitness + Performance. Together, the certified trainers and doctors of physical therapy will work hand-in-hand to ensure your ACL program incorporates the fundamentals you need to return to your sport safely. We work together from the start in order to incorporate strength training earlier in the patient’s rehab which progresses them faster than a traditional rehab program. Call us at 401-250-3060 to schedule a FREE intro session! This will allow you to take a tour of our location and meet some of the experts that will be helping you on your journey back to your specific goals or favorite activities.

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Ankle & Foot

2 of the most common diagnoses at the ankle and foot are sprains and tendonitis. There are a lot of “itis” at the ankle and foot- plantar fasciitis, achilles tendonitis, peroneal tendonitis, posterior tibial tendonitis, flexor hallucis longus tendonitis. If it is not an overuse injury, it can be acute trauma like a fracture or subluxation.