Category: Treatment Options

Oct1st 2017

Tighten your ‘Internal Belt’

Learn why your core strength can help with stability and improve your physical condition. Plus, discover an exercise routine to tighten your 'internal belt' and avoid injuries.

Aug1st 2017

Speed Healing with Aquatic Therapy

Learn how the beneficial effects of aquatic therapy can speed up the healing process for those recovering from surgical procedures.

Moon Physical Therapy - Maximizing Mobility 3 Jun1st 2017

Maximizing Mobility as We Age

Although we lose flexibility, strength and balance as we age, the good news therapeutic exercise can help improve mobility and function.

Oct1st 2016

Walking on an Underwater Treadmill

Underwater treadmills (UTM) are revolutionizing physical therapy and fitness. Top athletes are utilizing UTM or treadmill pools for peak performance or speedy recovery after an injury.

Oct1st 2015

Cold Laser Therapy for Pain

Forty years of research supports the efficacy of cold laser therapy or low-level laser therapy (LLLT). It is a proven analgesic, anti-inflammatory and effective healing regimen.

Dec1st 2014

What is Ai Chi?

If starting a new exercise routine is part of your self-improvement plan this year, you may want to consider Ai Chi.

Aug1st 2014

Water Works Wonders for Back Pain

If a back injury has short-circuited your daily activities or regular workout routine, aqua therapy might be a good alternative during the healing period.

Jun1st 2014

Aquatic Therapy for Rotator Cuff Pain

The rotator cuff tendons are key to a healthy functioning shoulder. They are subject to wear and tear or degeneration, as we use our arms. Occasionally, the muscles or tendons of the rotator cuff become irritated or damaged because of injury or overuse.

The Benefits of Aquatic Therapy - Moon Physical Therapy Apr1st 2014

Aquatic Therapy Solutions

More than 50 million Americans suffer from debilitating joint pain, making day-to-day living a challenge. As a result, many people choose not to undergo land-based rehabilitation, which is often times very painful.