As the days shorten and the weather cools, heralding the approach of another winter, our physical therapy team offers a word of warning:  While hibernation may seem

 November is a month when gratitude takes its place in the spotlight of American culture. Yet, with the challenges our country has faced this year,

We still have a lot to learn about the implications of COVID-19 and the long-term effects the virus will have on the health of those still recovering from the

We all know that visiting your physician for an annual physical is important for maintaining long-term health. Similarly, dental exams twice each year help ensure

Every September during National Falls Prevention Week (Sept. 21-25, 2020), physical therapists join other medical professions across the country in reminding Americans that falls are

As the school year gains momentum during the COVID crisis and more kids and families adjust to various levels of at-home learning, parents and instructors should not

Despite being the largest and perhaps most complicated joints in our bodies, our knees are naturally docile.  They’re easily influenced by what’s going on above and below them, in other

After nearly six months of home quarantines, social distancing, gym closures, and cancelled/postponed athletic seasons, it’s been difficult for many to maintain consistent workout routines.  But, as

The past several weeks has proven that most people are not inclined to sit idle at home as the world protects itself from the coronavirus. On the contrary, as people spend more

Is running bad for your knees?  According to Bentonville physical therapist assistant Joe Russ, this is a common question among both avid runners and those who may

As millions transition into working from home to help thwart the spread of the coronavirus, maintaining both comfort and productivity has no doubt been an issue

For older adults who live alone, daily routines can be filled with moments of social isolation and loneliness. Unfortunately, research shows social isolation can have