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Orthopedic Physical Therapy Products - OPTP

General Practitioners

Headaches
Arthritis
Plantar Fasciitis
Lauren Roxburgh addresses sore shoulders, muscle tightness, sore lower back, structural imbalance, tight hips, shin splints and foot pain, including plantar fasciitis, by performing self-massage with the Mini Infinity Roll. Try these 5 moves to help release stress and tension for relaxation, better mobility, and more flexibility. Watch Video
Urinary Incontinence
Physical Therapist Sarah Haag, PT, DPT, the author of Understanding and Treating Incontinence, answers common questions about urinary incontinence. Watch Video

Pregnancy
Labor and Delivery
Deborah worked at MetroHealth Medical Center for more than 30 years. As an advocate for women’s health, she helped shape a rehabilitation program for women recovering from breast cancer and worked with women struggling to recover after childbirth. “Many women have their direction in life change after they have a child because they may have problems with their lower back and their pelvic girdle—and that affects how they’re functioning, their self-esteem, and their body image,” says Deborah. “They may struggle to get their weight down, have abdominals that are weak, and it can affect their relationship with their husband, or even with their children, if they aren’t able to be as active as they used to. So, I feel like if I can intervene with some simple education and techniques it can be extremely beneficial.”

Cancer Care
As a physical therapist and the founder of the Integrative Pain Science Institute, Joe Tatta, PT, DPT, CNS, is on a mission to help individuals experiencing pain by treating the body, mind and spirit. A New York native who describes himself as “someone who values innovation and change, and is always asking how we can improve the delivery of healthcare,” Dr. Tatta knows there’s a better way to treat pain. His approach has been informed and inspired by a variety of people and experiences, but a defining example was the one set by his mom, a retired nurse who worked at an adolescent cancer care center for many years.

Anxiety

Orthopedics
Manual therapy as a systematic way to evaluate and treat people Louie’s transition from school into his professional life included a job at a school for children with disabilities, followed by a job working with geriatric patients. Eventually he settled on orthopedics, and in 1983 he completed a graduate diploma in manual therapy—which is one of his areas of specialty. “Manual therapy was covered very little in my undergrad program because there was a belief that it could hurt people or wasn’t really effective,” said Louie. “But when I learned more about it and started using it, I realized how effective it really can be. It’s a systematic way of evaluating and treating people—and it’s not dangerous if you use it with common sense and sound clinical reasoning,” he added.
Sciatica
Self-mobilization of the lumbar spine is performed using the MyoTool to target low back pain and sciatica. Watch Video
Neurosurgery
Valerie Phelps is a physical therapist whose career path has come full circle. From the time she was a young girl she wanted to be a brain surgeon—now she’s providing physical therapy care in a neurosurgery clinic two days a week. “I grew up knowing I wanted to take care of people,” Phelps says. “But when I looked into becoming a brain surgeon I got really discouraged because everything about it seemed overwhelming. Then I began volunteering at a hospital and realized that I got sick at the sight of blood,” she adds. At the urging of her mom, she began investigating physical therapy as a potential career field.
Hip Replacement
New from OPTP and the most famous PTs on the internet. Designed to help people recovering from injury or surgery including knee replacement, ACL or PCL surgeries, hip replacement, fracture, or stroke, the FitGlide is also ideal for exercising at home without risk of falling or injury, specifically for those with arthritis or poor balance. Watch Video
Knee Replacement
As a high school student with an interest in health care, Donna Gambino was invited to tag along for a series of physical therapy appointments with a family friend who was recovering from a knee replacement. “That was probably the first time in my life that I had an ‘aha’ moment, says Donna. “I walked into the physical therapy gym and immediately felt like, ‘Okay, this is where I belong,’” she adds.

Physical Therapists

Physical Therapy
OPTP (Orthopedic Physical Therapy Products) is a leading provider of innovative physical therapy, fitness and wellness products, including exclusive tools and publications developed by renowned experts. For nearly 40 years, we’ve built a worldwide reputation for providing quality products and exceptional customer service.
Occupational Therapy
Tennis Elbow
Tennis elbow? Golfer's Elbow? Do you sit at a desk for hours every day and end your workday with sore forearms, wrists or elbows? Watch Video
Shoulder Pain
Neck Pain
Back Pain
Manual Therapy
Manual Therapy utilizes specific hands-on techniques, including manipulation and mobilization techniques to diagnose and treat soft tissue and joint structures.

Achilles Tendonitis
Have plantar fasciitis, heel spurs or achilles tendonitis? For this week's Summer of Self-Care video, we are focusing on the feet! Watch Video
Heel Spurs
Discover how plantar fasciitis, heel spurs and neuromas of the foot can be self-treated using the MyoTool. Watch Video
Foot Pain
Plantar Fasciitis
The PRO-PODS™ are simple, safe, easy-to-use exercise tools that can help release muscle tension and soreness throughout the body. Ideal for people with tension headaches, difficulty performing self-stretches, plantar fasciitis, and foot arch pain, the PRO-PODS can help release tension in sore muscles. They can also be used to perform exercises to help improve balance and stability. The oval-contour shape fits well under both hands and feet. Watch Video

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