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Treating physical therapy patients successfully means staying on the cutting edge of the newest technological advancements in techniques and modalities. All too often, patients do not understand the c

One of the most common tools for testing hand-muscle strength is the hand-held (or hand-grip) dynamometer.Digital Hand Dynamometers can be both digital and mechanical. The growing trend is toward dig

Manual Muscle Testers normally cost around $1,000 or more. ProHealthcareProducts.com sells several different MMT devices made by JTech Medical, Hoggan Health, Lafayette Instrument, and other manufac

Outfitting a practice or treatment room with the proper equipment and accessories can be daunting for the first time. Not only is the list of necessary devices long, but the cost and decisions abou

Resistance bands are excellent for use by people new to exercising or someone who is recovering from a physical injury, as these are much safer options compared to other strength training equip

A recent medical study suggests the traditional way of testing a stroke victim’s ability to complete daily life tasks may not be completely inaccurate. Traditionally, when a stroke victim is tested fo

Range of motion refers to the total amount of available movement of a specific joint. A goniometer is a functional capacity device used to measure angles of both active and passive motion. Tradi

Portable Manual Muscle Testing Made EasyMost clinic practices are a combination of rehabilitation practitioners. With multiple practitioners comes the need for multiple rehabilitation devices. It ca

ProHealthcareProducts.com, an online retailer of durable medical equipment and healthcare supplies, recently added the JTech Commander Echo line of evaluation products to its online catalog. The c

Hip pain, whether as a result of a chronic condition or injury, is a common ailment treated in physical therapy. From older adults to active athletes when patients come to rehabilitation with this typ

For patients who need to undergo surgical repair for a shoulder injury are concerned with returning to normal function in their day-to-day activities. The need to wear a sling and modifying most dai