Physical Therapy

Physical therapy at Core3 PT is not only a way to relieve physical pain — it can also be extremely helpful in strengthening your immune system. Having a healthy body that fights viruses and bacteria is the key to living a long life, especially during a pandemic like the one we are experiencing now. Let’s […]

When we spend the majority of our day using computers and smartphones, we instantly become more prone to hand injuries. Regardless of whether you are a teenager or a young professional, the constant motion of typing or swiping is putting excessive strain on our fingers, hands, and wrists. Here, we are going to discuss our

Tendinitis is caused by repetitive motions that can cause tears in bands of tissue that connect your muscles to your bones, called tendons. Examples of tendinitis include tennis elbow or golfers’ elbow. You can also get tendinitis from activities like raking, digging, computer work, and other actions that require repetitive movements. In this article, we’re

Contrary to popular belief, physical therapy is not just for injuries. It can be instrumental in helping women in Bucks and Montgomery Counties feel healthy and strong before and after pregnancy. Pregnancy can place a new and unfamiliar set of strains and stresses on the body, which can be difficult to cope with alone. In

  Urinary incontinence–a leakage of urine that can happen any time of the day or night–can affect both men and women, and is a result of multiple causes, including stress, anxiety, and childbirth. Your pelvic floor muscles help support your lower back and stabilize the pelvic bones. Certified physical therapists like the experts at Core

Physical therapy has brought relief from pain, increased functionality, and improved quality of life to many people. Although it is widely recognized as a versatile and highly effective branch of healthcare, there are still a few myths out there about what physical therapy is, who it can help, and what it can accomplish. In a

Many people think of physical therapy as helpful for people recovering from an injury or surgery, but the benefits of physical therapy—and the number of people who can be helped by it—are much broader. In previous articles we’ve talked about how physical therapy can be an excellent form of preventive care or a regular wellness

It’s estimated that one in 20 Americans is affected by carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS), and it’s no wonder, considering the degree to which our lives are centered on machinery and technology. A painful and sometimes debilitating condition, CTS is actually responsible, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, for more missed days of work than

Often when we think of physical therapy we think of athletes recovering from an injury, or an adult regaining strength following surgery or a health event that impacted their functionality. While these are certainly prime examples of the ways that physical therapy can promote well-being and enrich the health and quality of life of individuals,

Getting older is something we will all face, and aging can come with its own stresses and worries. Oftentimes these worries stem from the fact that we believe the aches and pains of aging are inevitable, and will result in a slow diminishing of our ability to live active, independent lives. This does not, however,