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Mon - Fri:	8:00 am - 5:00 pm

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Phone: (916) 865-1100

Fax: (916) 782-7855

TollFree: (855) 274-1196

Neighborhood

East Roseville Parkway

AKA

Loeffler Tiffany Dpt

Loeffler, Tiffany

Sutter Physical Therapy, Roseville

Tiffany Loeffler, DPT

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http://www.familyphysicaltherapist.com

http://familytherapists.com

http://www.sutterhealth.org

https://www.sutterhealth.org/find-location/facility/sutter-physical-therapy-roseville

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Physical Therapists, Medical Centers, Physical Therapy Clinics, Physicians & Surgeons, Physicians & Surgeons, Orthopedics, Physicians & Surgeons, Sports Medicine, Sports Medicine & Injuries Treatment

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10/06/2016

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Excellent facility with friendly staff. They have gone above and beyond helping my fiance recover from his hip surgery. Although he insists they need to put on the sports channel more often.

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Phone: (916) 782-7848

Address: 588 N Sunrise Ave Ste 100, Roseville, CA 95661

Website: http://www.familyphysicaltherapist.com

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General Practitioners

Arthritis
Pediatric Care
American Academy of Pediatrics recommends children spend less than 2 hours per day on entertainment-based screen time. They reports "
Emergency Care
HELP FOR AN INJURY: S hould you cut your finger or hand, bleeding from minor cuts will often stop on its own by applying direct pressure to the wound with a clean cloth. If continuous pressure does not slow or stop the bleeding after 15 minutes, an emergency room visit may be required.

Mental Health
2. Mental Benefits: We know our mental health is very important, and can change daily depending on environmental and personal events. Swimming.org suggests "Swimming for just half an hour three times a week can lower stress levels, raise mood, lower incidences of depression and anxiety and improve sleep patterns."

Endocrinologist

Diabetes Care

MRI
This past weekend, Family Physical Therapy sent 3 of our physical therapists to University of California San Francisco Medical Center to learn the science and latest research behind this treatment that is gaining so much momentum within professional sports! After learning about recent MRI studies that support the use of cups for reducing trigger points and improving mobility, Brett, Marcia and Ila spent the day learning specific movement-based techniques to use with the cups.
Chemotherapy

Orthopedics
Dr. Stuart J. Elkowitz, orthopedic surgeon at NYU Langone Orthopedics explains every year he sees patients with hand-related injuries caused by pumpkin carving. "You're setting your opposite hand up for sustaining a penetrating injury," said Dr. Elkowitz to
Orthopedic Surgery
2 weeks ago, our physical therapists, Ila Suplizio and Brett Pinkney had the pleasure of traveling to Pacific Medical for an educational seminar on the latest advances in orthopedic surgery and rehabilitation, as well as a bioskills cadaver lab in which common orthopedic surgeries were reviewed by the surgeon's who regularly perform them!

Physical Therapists

Sports Medicine
The research behind myofascial decompression is growing, and current movement science literature is showing more positive effects of the use of decompression to treat inefficient movement patterns, sports injuries, contractures, chronic orthopedic problems, decreased flexibility, and more!
Physical Therapy
Orthopedic physical therapy is a branch of medicine focused on the muscular and skeletal systems. Family Physical Therapy is committed to relieving your musculoskeletal pain by offering the treatments the utilize the latest in research. We focus on an individualized therapeutic programs developed specifically for each patient's needs and personal goals.
Tennis Elbow
“Selfie-Elbow” Excessively outstretching the arm into a “selfie position” causes irritation to the muscles and tendons of the forearm, and can give similar symptoms of tennis elbow. It is caused by an abnormal, repetitive load to the elbow, causing scarring and weakening. Elbow irritation due to cellphone use is being diagnosed more and more in today’s teenagers!
Neck Pain
Manual Therapy
You may remember from our previous blog posts, our staff has been busy taking courses to learn a manual therapy technique known as "myofascial decompression". This technique utilizes the application of a cup to apply negative pressure to a muscle, while simultaenously retraining the muscle with neuromuscular and movement-science based techniques.
Geriatrics

Podiatric Surgery
Our physical therapist, Ila Suplizio, PT, DPT and Teresa have been working hard together after Teresa's foot surgery. Teresa has put in 100% of her effort into every PT session, and we were so happy when she sent us pictures of her now independently exercising at the gym. Success stories of people returning to exercise after surgeries are so rewarding to us. Thank you for sharing, Teresa! You are a superstar!

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