There are certain parts of our bodies that we depend on for daily life. As anyone that’s experienced elbow or shoulder discomfort knows, your everyday life can be put on hold when your body doesn’t cooperate. If you’re dealing with swelling or pain in your elbow or shoulder, you may be struggling with bursitis.

It’s not unusual to find yourself experiencing moments where your hands feel icy cold, especially during winter. Yet, do those instances of cold hands persist into the summer as well? If you’ve noticed discoloration or simply having cold hands when there’s no obvious reason to cause them, you might be experiencing Raynaud’s Phenomenon or Disease.

The saying goes that “health is wealth,” and as anyone who has experienced a hand or upper extremity injury can attest to, we depend on our health for enjoying life. Whether athletes or the average person, office workers or artists, even the slightest pain in your hand, wrist, elbow, or shoulder can derail your regular day. That’s where our specialists at the Hand to Shoulder Clinic come in.

They’re easy to ignore when all is well, but the part of our body we dearly depend on in everyday life are those thankless appendages we call feet. When something’s amiss with our feet, everything stops, including us. One foot ailment that stops us in our tracks is Plantar Fasciitis, a common but painful condition. Treatment has come a long way in offering innovative approaches to healing Plantar Fasciitis.

If there’s one part of the body that gets us through our days, it’s our feet and ankles. While we might not pay them much attention on a good day, it’s when pain flairs up that we realize how dependent we are on these parts of us. Tendonitis of the foot and ankle is unpleasant and challenging to withstand, but luckily treatment is easier than many realize.

A slow-healing foot or ankle condition can lead to a long and sometimes painful recovery process. One way to help speed up this process is by using platelet-rich plasma (PRP) therapy.

If you’ve had the unfortunate occurrence of sustaining a workplace injury, you know the challenges that returning to work can present. Consider these 4 tips to make returning back to work after an injury a smoother process. 

As an employer, there are many things you can do to signal to your employees that they are appreciated, which in turn will only motivate them further. One of the best ways to do this is to create a safe workplace.