For the 2nd installment of our employee interviews, we got to question another of our amazing physical therapists, Cecile Egan. Check out her PPT ‘behind-the-scenes’ interview! What is your role/position? EG: Physical therapist What are your duties within that role/position? EG: Treat patients. What made you decide to come to work for PPT? EG: I …
We’re Hiring!
Published November 10, 2016 | Posted in Company Announcements, Portsmouth PT Blog Posts.We are now hiring here at Portsmouth Physical Therapy! Also, our Pinnacle Rehab partners in Manchester, CT (at Comprehensive Physical Therapy) and in Ridgefield, CT (at Spine & Sports Physical Therapy) are also hiring. If you have interest, please contact Dan Fleury at [email protected].
Readers Choice Winners!
Published October 25, 2016 | Posted in Company Announcements.You may have seen posts on our social media accounts, but we are proud to formally announce here on our site and blog that we were winners in the 2016 Readers Choice Awards! The awards, put on annually by the Seacoast Media Group (seacoastonline.com; Portsmouth Herald), are voted on by our community, our patients, and …
Get to Know the Team! Interview #1: Katie Cole
Published October 17, 2016 | Posted in Employee Interview, Portsmouth PT Blog Posts.We have such a tremendous team here at Portsmouth Physical Therapy, and we want to showcase each of them over the next few weeks! One of our amazing physical therapists is Katie Cole. Check out her PPT ‘behind-the-scenes’ interview! What is your role/position? KC: I am a Physical Therapist and PT manager treating patients here …
Injured on the Job?
Published October 6, 2016 | Posted in Portsmouth PT Blog Posts.Hazardous tasks are often a part of the construction or industrial daily routine. When dealing with Workers’ Compensation injury, do not suffer any more than you have to – be it the ache in your body or a pain in your wallet. Here at Portsmouth Physical Therapy, our costs and outcomes are among the best …
Craniosacral Therapy Isn’t Therapy At All
Published September 21, 2016 | Posted in Portsmouth PT Blog Posts.Plainly stated, craniosacral therapy (CST) is not medicine. It’s silly, non-scientific, most certainly ‘alternative’ and, while as far as massages go it can it be quite relaxing, but it is still medical fiction. Bunk. Fantasy. The Easter Bunny, Tooth Fairy, and Santa can get craniosacral therapy. If you are dealing with any real aches or …
Portsmouth PT Performed Free Fall Sports Athletic Physicals!
Published September 13, 2016 | Posted in Portsmouth PT Blog Posts.Portsmouth Physical Therapy, along with the medical doctors at Martin’s Point Healthcare (Pease Intn’l Tradeport), recently performed free fall sports athletic physicals. The event was a great success, providing these sports physicals to high school athletes at the beginning of their fall sports seasons. This exam is referred to as a preparticipation physical exam, or …
Proud to be the Sports Medicine Provider for Great Bay Community College
Published September 2, 2016 | Posted in Portsmouth PT Blog Posts.Portsmouth Physical Therapy is proud to be the official sports medicine provider for Great Bay Community College Athletics, supplying the athletic trainers for injury management and game coverage. Participating in both the Yankee Small College Conference as well as the United States Collegiate Athletic Association, Great Bay fields teams for the sports of men’s and …
Physical Therapy – For Prevention and Success in Athletes
Published August 23, 2016 | Posted in Portsmouth PT Blog Posts.With the summer winding down and students heading back to school, we’re now heading into football season. Players are training, both on the field and off, to have the best season that they can. They are conditioning themselves to not only become faster and stronger, but to build a body that can sustain the season …
The Most Intriguing Rings at the Olympics: Cupping
Published August 10, 2016 | Posted in Portsmouth PT Blog Posts.As the world is glued to their television sets for this summer’s Olympic Games, many are noticing sets of rings that aren’t the medals themselves, or the symbolic rings of the Games. Even before I thought to write this piece I was noticing the circular reddish maroon spots on the backs and shoulders of athletes …
