Rehabilitation Products Supplier Adds Web Presence
KingstonRehabSupply.com offers a range of products for occupational therapy, home care needs, physical therapy, hot/cold therapy, ambulation aids, exercise therapy, and more.
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Invacare Will Be Part of Novel Cleveland Medical Mart Project
Slated to open in 2013, the Mart will be the worlds only facility targeted specifically to the medical and health care industries, housing approximately 120,000 square feet of permanent showrooms for major medical manufacturers and service providers.
Read MoreWeight Lifting Does Not Increase Risk of Lymphedema for Breast Cancer Survivors, Study Says
The study results, combined with previously published results for women with breast cancer-related lymphedema, suggest that the many health benefits of weight lifting should now become available to all breast cancer survivors, according to the researchers.
Read MoreRep Gabrielle Giffords’ Recovery Under Way, Receiving Physical Therapy
Five days after being shot in the head, the congresswoman is becoming more alert and can move her extremities.
Read MoreEarly Intervention Can Improve Core Symptoms of ASD in Young Children, Study Says
Study is first to show group-based intervention is effective for toddlers as young as 2 years old, say Kennedy Krieger researchers.
Read MoreCMS Augments Health Care Provider Directory
The new site contains information about physicians enrolled in the Medicare program, and also physical and occupational therapists.
Read MoreCombining FES and Rowing Proves Beneficial for Spinal Cord Injury Patients
In research studies, FES rowing has shown significant cardiovascular and bone improvement for people with disabilities.
Read MoreOtto Bock Names Market Manager for Mobility Solutions
Kimberly Sovereign will manage the seating and positioning line within Otto Bocks Complex Rehab business.
Read MoreHUD, HHS Program Initiates Transfer of People from Institutions to Independent Living
Federal partnership delivers first rental vouchers and supportive services for nearly 1,000 nonelderly people with disabilities.
Read MoreAssessment Is the First Step
Pediatric patients with mobility issues present unique challenges in rehabilitation. In the teen years, assessment and treatment are similar to those used in an adult population. Younger children may require playful approaches employing games and
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